We are aware of the great maternal calling that is praised in verse in songs. There are ladies who, as moms, entered the historical backdrop of the profound human progress of those living on The planet.
They are mentioned everywhere. Examples include Alexander the Great’s mother, the Greek demigod, Achilles, the hero of the Trojan War who lived a few centuries closer to us, and many others.
However, we will talk about the simplest village woman who has lived her entire life with her son in the same Serbian village of Mui.
No one knows her, but she deserves everything. A single mother who gave birth to her son Predrag 50 years ago to a child who was paralyzed but did not abandon him.
Olga Boshkovich is a model of selfless devotion to her mother! This small Serbian family became well-known only recently, thanks to the journalists who wrote a report about this remarkable woman.
Before Olga found out she would become a mother, no one knew anything about her. His husband left them after the birth of a dysfunctional child after learning of this.
Her relatives turned away from her at the same time because she had not left the crippled boy in the hospital. Why is the village populated by an inferior, weak man?
In addition, the young mother pursued her profound love and tenderness for her son in defiance of everyone else. Even to someone so unfortunate, weak, and partially motionless.
Furthermore, her mother’s decision was without a doubt in her heart. She would never leave him, no matter how difficult the situation would be for her and her child.
She has also been carrying her son, who is already a large, overweight man, on her shoulders for half a century. Despite being offered a wheelchair, they turned it down.
She believes that her son will experience discomfort from everything. As a result, they live together—a young mother who is already frail and her son.
The love between a mother and her child is very different, at times even insane. These mothers are referred to as “crazy mothers.”
They value education and instilling the best qualities of a human being with wisdom and rigor. As a result, they all develop into bright, pure souls as adults.
