This Mother’s Day feels different. During the past year our daily routines have been disrupted, the role of every mother has changed. We have all had new experiences and have been allowed time for personal growth. These pieces of art serve as a reminder of the experiences of mothers who have overcome fear and persevered through trials during the pandemic.
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