MH 368.1
Draft source versionIn many a home the wife and mother has no time to read, to keep herself well informed, no time to be a companion to her husband, no time to keep in touch with the developing minds of her children. There is no time or place for the precious Saviour to be a close, dear companion. Little by little she sinks into a mere household drudge, her strength and time and interest absorbed in the things that perish with the using. Too late she awakes to find herself almost a stranger in her own home. The precious opportunities once hers to influence her dear ones for the higher life, unimproved, have passed away forever.
Excessive domestic burdens absorb a mother's time and strength, preventing her from engaging in meaningful companionship and personal development. The text discusses family dynamics and time allocation, touching upon caregiver workload and its effects.
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C21160 · Heavy domestic labor absorption leads to loss of time for rest, education, companionship, and increased fatigue. Draft assessment available Open claim research →