問題詳情：
About 2 months ago I realized how often my mother's caregiver(看護者)would do kind things for me. 36 She always does things which touch me so mush, like picking oranges and juicing them, making my bed for me when my muscles are so tight I can’t bend over easily, clearing the leaves and weeding the front yard... those kinds of things.
37 But I decided to help her, since she is paid a set wage by the agency we went through, and has a large family to raise. I would put a dollar in a decorative box every time I see one of those kinds of things that she has done for me.
I have already changed out 20 single dollar bills for a $20 bill TWICE and have probably about $70 in there. 38 When the time comes (and it will, probably this year) when we can no longer afford a caregiver for my mother, I will have a box of money that will say thank you in a clear way.
39 She is our own precious angel. And while I know she does these things out of kindness and love for us, it will be my chance to do something out of love and kindness for her. Because it is just a dollar every now and then, it is hardly missed. But in 6 months, or 
however long it is before the money runs out, it will have grown to quite a bundle of love.
I don’t want the day to come when she will no longer be with us. The reason is that I will miss her presence terribly. 40
A．However, I can hardly wait to give box of money to her! B．Not just little things, but only things. C．It is just like all the bundles of things she has done for me. D．We’ve had her for 2.5 years, and she's like family to us. E．I always thank her, and she says she enjoys it. F．That’s my own “thank you for your many kindnesses” box. G．It hopefully will help to tide her over until she gets a new job. |
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