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Your mother bore you for nine months, she watched her feet swell, she struggled to climb stairs, she got breathless quick; she bore excruciating pain, she suffered many sleepless nights; she became your nurse, your chef, your teacher, your cleaner, your laundrette, your friend, She struggled for you, but not once did she see it as a struggle. Not once did she develop regrets. After all this, how dare you say, 'uff' to her?
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 10:05 AM UTC
Mother
Your mother bore you for nine months, she watched her feet swell, she struggled to climb stairs, she got breathless quick; she bore excruciating pain, she suffered many sleepless nights; she became your nurse, your chef, your teacher, your cleaner, your laundrette, your friend, She struggled for you, but not once did she see it as a struggle. Not once did she develop regrets. After all this, how dare you say, 'uff' to her?
rachna-beegun
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Feb 26, 2015
Feb 26, 2015 at 10:05 AM UTC
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