then just try to enjoy the time you have with her, listen to her cues.
There are so many tears to be shared. Did this with my Mom many years ago, she perked up with my then 3 year old daughter singing songs together in a hospital bed. She died when my daughter was 4 and half years old, strangely enough my daughter switched from a business degree to a kinesiology degree and went on to med to school and now is an internal med doc. Maybe all that time visiting my Mom in the hospital had delayed influence years later???
It was a strange and sudden turn of careers ... so take your time, enjoy the time you have, even though it may be stressful and give what you can to your Mom. It may be tough, but you will be happy that you did.
Big hugs for a challenging time, it is not easy, try and make the most of the time you have and then look forward.
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