Thanks a lot for sharing such emotions. I pray to Almighty for best of the health and all the happiness in future for your (sounds narrowness rather Ours) mother.

In this so called fast paced life …kind of life being executed by her is truly inspirational for those who are always behind each and every reasons and consequence of life.

Once again wishing all the very best.

Thanks / Sumit

I liked your way of remembering your mother and all what she has meant to you and those who have known her. Good people do exert the moral pressure of goodness on others too.

Having met her, I have liked her sense of stoic calm, felt that strong inner determination and someone with values.
It also helped me think about my mother and the special person she is. I have often thought about writing all what I have learnt from her and all that she has done for our family in her own selfless way. I feel that she made my world beautiful.

All best wishes to your mother as she enters a new phase of life, post-retirement.

You are truly a proud son of your mother Mrs. Krishna Singh. May God bless her with good days ahead.

One like her does not retire but re-tyres.

Neeraj’s postings are often seconded by me — not because I kind of adding momentum to his documentations, rather because on several grounds we share common thoughts — and this one is no exception.

Recall the last night my mother breathed. My heart literally comes out to think about her feelings for me. She was in great pain, had grown very weak to do things by herself and still she did not wake me or called me because she didn’t want to bother me in the middle of the night and continued to take all the pain, till in the very early morning I could realize that she was sinking. We made it fast to AIIMS, but then it was all over.

Same goes for my father, who, when detected advance stage of cancer, was more worried about the problems in getting a death certificate from U.P. and consistently pressed us for getting him admitted in a Delhi-based hospital rather than keeping at home, so that getting his death certificate after his departure becomes easier for me. However, having been told about his prognosis by the doctors, we preferred to keep him at home during his last couple of weeks.

I am lucky that they were my parents and I was born to the best parents in the world. My heartiest tributes to them.

Dear friends, all of us are not that lucky to have our parents with us today, but those of you who are lucky enough to have them, understand their values in your life. There is NO ONE who can even be a partial replacement for our parents.

Take utmost care of your parents. They have done so much for you and will continue to do till they survive. All of us understand their values while rearing our own child. How small things of our children matter so much for us today. It must have mattered the same way for our parents when we were the age of our children.

Regards all.