My mother, Ruth Marie Timmons Turner, died in 1990.
Mother was born on 27 April 1907 – 100 years ago today. Isn’t that amazing?
I miss her every day.
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- Denial and deceit: pulling back the curtain
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dreams
A warm welcome to the naturally curious, the politically engaged and constant learners. I am a retired newspaper editor with a fickle foe, retinitis pigmentosa, or RP. While my sense of sight is waning, my "vision" is not, and, by God, I can still see my dreams!
simply ...
- B.J.
- South Carolina, United States
- constant learner
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