(I sound like my mother!!

:)I've found your posts inspiring also, Karen, nice to see a woman who can think clearly and understand what you do. we might be in the minority but we can spark positive change. look at Mother Teresa!!!

They were never considered to young to fend for themselves unless they were feeding at their mothers breast, and if she was to have a problem in this area another family member in the extended family would take over the breastfeeding.should probably be entitled to health care, even if they can't afford to provide it for themselves?

back then my mother used to have to get the powder milk and the government cheese.

He said he would need to talk it over with his wife and mother and call me back.

My main concern is this: if my father passes first, my mother will only have a very small social security pension (and the house).

I found her ex mother-in-law but she was less than excited to help me find the owner.

Hi, my mother and I are taking to trip to the Napa Valley and SF in late June.

:)So, if I get some benefit, like a tax credit for providing low-mod housing, that's Okay, but if some single mother gets food stamps or milk for the baby, that's just wrong.

My mother bought her current house in 1979, located in beautiful Chagrin Falls, Ohio, for $70,000.