Nicholl Mcguire

When Mothers Cry Nicholl Mcguire

Expected to wear a smile often and perform daily duties without breaking a sweat, mothers are honored by society as long as they accept their roles. However, what happens when a mother is no longer happy with children, partner, relatives, finances, health, or employment? She cries. Her cries are not limited to tears, but she also does the following: screams, curses, threatens, abuses and even kills those around her and herself either physically, mentally or both! Meanwhile religious leaders and well-meaning family and friends remind her to accept her role. How can she accept a role that she doesn't understand, can't manage, or has no role model around to train her? Speaking to the hurt, bitter, confused, and frustrated mothers, this collection of motherhood issues presents both personal and public opinion about being a mother. It offers insightful and inspiring information to help mothers create their own road toward personal peace and acceptance about being a parent.