Alice Bustos-Orosa
Alice Bustos-Orosa

My  friends and I oftenshare notes about our experiences of living with and caring for our mothers, who are now in their 80s and 90s and mostly widowed for many years. I guess it’s a realization we’ve reached in midlife. That as we ourselves move toward middle age, our mothers likewise move further into their senior years.  It’s a life-changing perspective—one that reminds you of mortality and the realities of growing old.

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