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i think the gift of your company and maybe lunch all mothers want to be loved and just want some quality time with their offspring..

My Mother would love to be able to walk again with out the aide of  wheelchair thats the gift I would like to give her but that aint gonna happen she really doesnt ever ask for anything!

LIFE, my mother has been dead for 30+ years, don't mind me i have a sick sense of humour which my mother loved. lol.

Love, I loved my mother dearly.  She is dead now 11yrs but still i love her memories.

Mine has Alzheimer's. She not capable of appreciating anything.

I would give my mother the capacity to give and give what ever she wants.  Giving is my mother's favorite thing.  She completely enjoys making other's lives better and doesn't desire much for herself.  It's beautiful. 

I am thankful for the gift of growing up together with my mom.  It has been quite the journey.

My mother's dead too. I don't think she would want anything.

She has her gift .Her babies my sisters brothers .Simple tastes in life never wished at least I never heard her for anything .Just health for her babies."We all miss her . 

country bumpkin

You'll always have your mother-in-law! LOL

I asked my Mom ,who has been dead for three years, and she just laughed. 

I would give her whatever she wanted within my capacity to do so.

Probably a more priviledged life than what she had.She did it tough as the daughter of Russian immigrants in this country. She had 4 kids,a husband who worked hard but was drunk most of the time & died without ever having much.She was 91 when she passed.I still miss her.

I am really dedicated to being the best for everybody concerned. It takes time. I know that I owe the one alive  anything she wants or needs.

My mom is 92 and goes to dialysis three times a week.  It would be a miracle for her to have healthy kidneys.  She has some other health issues, and her mind isn't functioning clearly, either.  To be able to restore her mental and physical health would be great.   But I would really like her to have peace of mind, joy, and the ability to let go of the crap she hangs onto, even after nearly a century of life.  
 

I would give my mom a happy childhood. She had a drunk for a dad who was abusive and violent. She hated her life and intentionally got pregnant with me when she was only 13 so she could get married and leave home. One big thing she forgot to take notice of was that my dad shared several of the same enduring qualities her dad possessed.

Youth and vitality

Perfect health.