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Of course this Sunday is Mother's Day and when we think of a mom we know that that she has many, many hats to wear, if you will.

In various forms, she's a caregiver, a spiritual guide, a nurse, a party planner, a chef,

a psychologist, entertainer, safety monitor, and also a shoulder to cry on, that in addition

to being either a wife or a single parent or possibly even juggling a career or being the household manager.

All of the demands of being a mom can certainly seem unending, even if her husband is completely

engaged in the parenting process, and throughout the various seasons of parenthood a great number of moms are worn out

Over extended and quite frankly burned out now if that describes your situation we've got some good news for you today here on

Family Talk.

We're about to hear the encouraging conclusion of a special two-part conversation featuring

Dr. James Dobson and his special friends, Rob and Diane Parsons.

The Parsons family lead the UK-based ministry called Care for the Family.

And together, Rob and Diane have written a number of helpful resources aimed at helping parents and families.

Now on today's classic edition of Family Talk, we're going to continue hearing the dialogue

on the theme of Help for Busy Moms.

So now let's join Dr. James Thompson

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