STOCKBRIDGE On the second Sunday in May, moms across the country are deservedly showered with attention on Mothers Day.

While many moms are being treated to breakfast in bed or having flowers delivered to them, tens of thousands of women spend their Mothers Day living in shelters due to homelessness or as a result of escaping from domestic violence.

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