Mothers always stay with their children. My mom passed away 20 years ago, and I always say this, whether people believe me or not - I feel her presence all the time. I see her all the time, I sense her frequently, daily. "The Glass Case," by Kristin Hannah touches this subject vividly. It's a none-too-subtle take on this subject, and it is a short and powerful slice-of-life story about feeling your mother's presence in your life. It's a story of April, a young mother wondering if she has made the best decisions of her life. Shortly thereafter, something happens to her, and she finds the answer to her question. This is a wonderful story, and resonates.
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