Whenever its Mother's Day, I sometimes feel a tear in my eyes for mothers of persons with disabilities who have already become adults and those of children with severe disabilities who, will have to depend on their mothers for everything and every day of their lives.
I also feel it for mothers of children with disabilities who have to carry their children on their backs never mind the child has heavy callipers on their legs..I feel for mothers who, have to agree to painful medical procedures on their children, hoping their children's condition will improve yet the results are not guaranteed.
Salute to Mothers who kiss their careers goodbye to focus on their children, despite the plans they have for themselves. It's not easy taking care of someone who can't say I love you back..
And to those that have to readjust their lives and mindsets to take care of persons with disabilities with acquired disabilities, either through diseases or accidents.
This also goes to women with disabilities who have worn the crown of parenting with pride and raised men and women of impact in our society. Hats off to you..