Constable: Author from suburbs knows how mental illness can complicate Mother's Day
Updated 5/9/2021 9:38 AM Some celebrate Mother's Day with breakfasts in bed, dandelion bouquets and macaroni necklaces. Others with brunches, flower deliveries or long-distance phone calls. Thanks to vaccinations and relaxed gathering guidelines, many are welcoming the chance to celebrate the holiday in person with an older mom this year. Some find the holiday bittersweet, as it's a reminder of the death of a wonderful mother, or perhaps the child who made her a mother. For author Paolina Milana, Mother's Day is a complex bundle of love, hate, loss, mourning, mental illness, joy, memories of ...