She knows that she will die but she does not know when. It must be torture to wait for death to come for you. Even then I begin to think she is strong because she still holds on to her baby and tries to live and help him live. She does not just give up and wait to die. The photo of the little girl and her dying mother is so sad...
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To think as a small child watching your mother dying this is awful. A helpless mother lying in the bed drifting away slowly wishing she could be there for that little girl. AIDS has taken so many parents and it still continues today. Pain in this mother’s eyes strikes any chance for the girls comfort...
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