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Nothing in this world is permanent. As the world revolves around its orbit, time will pass and things will accumulate ages. Matters will claim its wear and tear, and so as precious times together as daughter and mother.

Almost, if not, all daughters adore their mothers.Most of them want to be like their mothers when time comes. During childhood, it will be a great delight when mother will dress you up like a princess. How delightful those days were as she taught you how to ride a bike or pick beautiful flowers. She will be all you want to have and become. Do you remember the times when you imitate everything she does like makeup, wearing her high heeled shoes, putting on her jewelry, borrow and wear her clothes and sunglasses, et cetera.

Then came a day that you loath your mother. She is no longer the person you want to be when you grow up. During your teen years, you hated the curfews, the restrictions on dresses, and losing your privacy as a teenager. Everything that concerns you, are being scrutinized by mom.

As life went by and you reached your twenties, mother was your best friend. You shared with her all worries, frailties and problems. For always, she’s around to comfort, help you out and direct your ways. She never failed to believe and trust you.

Now, you got your own family. The daughter is now the mother. You felt insatiable joys to get blessed with kids. It made you realized how wonderful life is when you, yourself became a mother. You will then experience same happenings that you’ve accorded to your mother before. This will be the time that you will grasp what it would be like to be mother. Those inexplicable joys, felicities and sufferings a mother can acquire for being one. But always remember to take care of your health as your transformation from a little delicate doll to a dutiful mother may bring in certain deficiencies within your body.

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As you journey your life to motherhood, you will yield more respect to your mother. It is absolutely true in its real sense that you cannot understand things according to explanations. The broader meaning of motherhood can only be leaned once you are already there!

The Plano Chapter of Mothers & More welcomes all interested mothers in and around Plano including Richardson, North Dallas and other communities in Collin County. What makes Mothers & More chapters unique is our concentration on women's needs as adults, not solely as mothers.

Mothers & More is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of mothers through support, education and advocacy. We address mothers’ needs as individuals and members of society, and promote the value of all the work mothers do.

Since its inception in 1987, Mothers & More has grown to more than 180 chapters and almost 8000 members worldwide. Mothers & More Mission and Beliefs.

The Plano Chapter offers members the following benefits and activities:

• Semi-Monthly Meetings
  
• Weekly Playgroups
  
• Mom and Tot Activities
  
• Mom's Night Out Activities
  
• Couples Events
  
• Family Outings
  
• Community Outreach Programs
  
• Book Club
  
• Seasoned Moms' Group
  
• Members Only Email Loop & Web Site

For more information on the Plano Chapter of Mothers & More and the benefits of membership, join us at one of our meetings, call us at (972)994-1118 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              (972)994-1118      end_of_the_skype_highlighting (leave a message on voice mail), or email the Membership Coordinator. We look forward to meeting you!

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This page last updated on 1/28/2005.