Mum

Mum

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Matt and Luke Goss's mother played a crucial role in their upbringing, instilling values of love and resilience in their family, which deeply influenced their lives and careers.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: The author's mum struggled during the blizzard and had mental health issues. 5

The Guardian: Kindness of strangers: Leo drove us home in a blizzard, and his parting words have stayed with me | Australian lifestyle

Australia Australia: The author expresses love for travelling with her mum, highlighting their shared experiences. 9

The Sydney Morning Herald: Why using secure storage services can save your holiday and your back

United Kingdom United Kingdom: The narrator's mother insisted on finding the 'real' Mallorca instead of enjoying the holiday activities. 5

The Guardian: My holiday from hell: I wanted to go zipwiring and eat chips. But my mum insisted we find the ‘real’ Mallorca | Life and style

New Zealand New Zealand: The author's mum declared that life is too short, prompting reflection on the importance of visiting loved ones. 7

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Why Kiwi parents should stop delaying that London trip

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Shah's Mum showed pride and joy in her child's achievement. 8

BBC: I was abused online for 'Welcome to Heathrow' poster

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Mum diligently wrapped mixing bowls and jugs of every size during the packing process. 7

The Guardian: A moment that changed me: my parents sold my childhood home – and my creeping panic came to an end | Life and style

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Mark Haddon describes his mother as someone who struggled with her own happiness and had a complex relationship with her children. 5

The Guardian: ‘To say I was the favourite would imply I was liked’: Mark Haddon on a loveless childhood | Mark Haddon