How 'Boz' is getting through tough times
Martin Bosley is no stranger to life's ups and downs, but this time he's got his mum by his side.
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Martin Bosley is no stranger to life's ups and downs, but this time he's got his mum by his side.
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Martin Bosley at his Greytown home with his mother Brenda. Through it all, his 83-year-old mother Brenda, who normally lives in Waikanae on the Kāpiti Coast, has been keeping him company, driving him around and generally keeping house. “On the day of the accident she came with an overnight back to spend the weekend here – four months later she’s still here,” Bosley said. It’s obvious from the mood in the heritage-style cottage on Greytown’s Main Street that the pair are still getting on well despite long periods in each other’s back pocket. “It’s one of the lowest point...
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