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April 20, 2014

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This is moving and utterly charming.

Poignant and practical Stacey, a great tribute to your mom as well as to innovative techniques for helping those we love. Not to mention a terrific piece of writing. May you mother's pain continue to subside, and her gratitude for her daughter's love continue to grow.

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Well done, Stacey. You always choose to write from the heart and your kindness is very much apparent here.

Thank you everyone. My mom continues to benefit from the cream. She says "it's a miracle."

Please forgive my very late comment. more than a year since your post was first written. This is indeed a beautiful honoring of your mother and her creativity. Seeing one's mother suffer has got to be the worst thing ever. I am so glad she has been able to have access to a balm, and I hope it continues to help her. I may need to look into this for my own mother in the not-too-distant future. Stay strong today and everyday.

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your story of your mother is very nice, it is so heart touching since my mother was once a teacher and i am witnessed of her hard works and dedication to her work and students. thanks for this article.

Octagon, not hexagon. Stop!

The writing on the wall is a sign of the times.

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