I Stand Here Ironing

The narrator is overwhelmed by guily because she has believed that she has become a bad mother. Personally, I do not believe she has not done anything wrong. I do not think there is such thing as a bad mother, there is such things as not a good mother but I do not think there is such things as a plain out bad mother. She cannot be that harrible if she is worried about the situation because "Bad Mothers" would not be worried about there children because they would not care. She has done all she could to be there for her daughter but simply she could not afford her after her fathers death. She did what was best and sent her away for love and what would take the best care for her so she could have food and shelter.