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	Polite Dissent » Just How Frail is Aunt May?: comics, medicine, and medical comics
		Aunt May suffers “another heart attack” and is admitted to the hospital.
		Aunt May is visited by Anna Watson in the hospital, and informs her that she shouldn’t have worried as it was “just a silly old operation.” She is discharged from the hospital later that day.
		Aunt May becomes overwrought because of Peter’s prolonged absence and requires a sedative from the doctor to calm her down.
	politedissent.com /archives/79 (662 words)

	Aunt May
		Aunt May and her husband, Ben, took their nephew, Peter, in after the death of his parents and raised him well.
		Aunt May lives in constant worry for her "frail" (but now unaccountably secretive) nephew who insists on a job as a freelance photographer.
		For decades, Aunt May was depicted as a stereotypical near senile old crone, especially after co-creator Steve Ditko left the book and the subtle undertone of her inner strength was lost.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/au/Aunt_May.html (360 words)

	Spidey Kicks Butt!
		May always got sick (I should go back and count how many heart attacks or near heart attacks she had), Peter always got frantic, always had to be in two places at once, and this plot device got old real quick.
		Oddly enough, the one thing that could have given May a new lease on life was her revelation just before her "death" in Amazing Spider-Man #400 that she knew that her beloved nephew was Spider-Man. She had known for years, but was in denial because of the fear of losing him.
		It may perfect sense, actually, and as May herself said "I'd have been an idiot not to know." In this moment, May was redeemed as a character because it was apparent that she was not as stupid or senile as she had long been presented.
	www.spideykicksbutt.com /auntmay.html (1000 words)

	BBC News \| ENGLAND \| Woman loses murder appeal
		May, 55, has always denied the crime, claiming that her aunt was murdered in a burglary that went wrong.
		May was convicted of her aunt's murder at Manchester Crown Court in May 1993.
		May, of Dogford Road, Royton, had said that she had not touched her aunt's body on discovering it but a consultant psychiatrist said that she might have suffered a form of medical amnesia stemming from trauma.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/england/1697055.stm (577 words)

	Aunt May - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		May Reilly Parker, often known as Aunt May, is a supporting character in Marvel Comics' Spider-Man series.
		In the alternate timeline known as MC2, May Parker is dead, although the exact nature of her death is never discussed (A letter in Spider-Girl #48, however, mentions that her "death" in The Amazing Spider-Man #400 is valid in MC2 Continuity).
		May is understandably stunned and sad, but later thanks Peter and tells him that admitting the truth to her was a brave thing to do.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aunt_May (1908 words)

	Aunt May Parker
		May has often been portrayed as the fragile old woman whose weak heart would not take too well if she ever learned that her nephew was Spider-Man. She has always regarded Spider-Man as threat and/ or menace for many years.
		May always had a kind heart, having done a lot for charity, and even transformed her house into a senior center at one time.
		May again became a vital part of the supporting cast in all of the Spider-Titles, and eventually grieved with Peter when Mary Jane was thought to be dead in an airplane explosion.
	www.samruby.com /Spiderverse/AuntMay/auntmay.htm (904 words)

	Ultimate Aunt May
		As a girl, May was a wild child; she once shouted a proposal to Jimi Hendrix at a concert, and at fifteen she ran away from home, sleeping in a San Francisco basement for a while.
		May's life took a tragic turn when Ben was shot dead by a burglar before her eyes.
		John Stacy's death prompted May to see a therapist to whom she confessed her fear of loss, her guilt over being attracted to John so soon after Ben's death, and her concern that she was only using Gwen as a way of keeping herself too busy to think about the ghosts surrounding her.
	www.angelfire.com /comics/ultimatemarvel/ultimateauntmay.html (441 words)

	MissingMay - BookAngles
		May's mother put her in an old metal tub and she floated away while her parents drowned and their home was washed away.
		She says that finding Ob and May after all the years of not belonging to anyone was her idea of dying and going to heaven and she doesn't expect something that big to happen twice.
		May also "always said" that people were angels before they were people and that they would become angels again when they were done being people.
	bookangles.com /angles/m-z/MissingMay.htm (1211 words)

	Texas Monthly May 2004: Aunt Sister
		But I always felt linked to Aunt Sister, and I think she did to me. She would write to me when she was leaving the farm: "I'm going to Brownwood to visit a friend from other days.
		Aunt Eleanor married Dean Wilson, a grocer, and settled in Beeville, where she taught school, like her sisters.
		It never seemed to bother Aunt Sister that while her sister Mary Elizabeth was founding hospitals and building libraries and being waited on at her dining room table, she herself was killing chickens from the back yard for dinner.
	www.texasmonthly.com /mag/issues/2004-05-01/feature3-3.php (1572 words)

	Texas Monthly May 2004: Aunt Sister
		Aunt Sister had a number of these moles and, like the other Holdsworths, never had them removed.
		Aunt Sister was also a terrible cook and had no use for order: She dropped her clothes on the floor where she undressed.
		I don't believe Aunt Sister was ever envious of my grandmother—Mama Two, we called her—though she would have had reason to be.
	www.texasmonthly.com /mag/issues/2004-05-01/feature3-2.php (1738 words)

	SpiderFan.org - Characters : Aunt May Parker
		May Parker played the role of over-protective Aunt, providing some irony in the contrast between Peter's bold adventures as Spider-Man and his other role as the sheltered young man under his Aunt's sometimes stifling care.
		May and Ben were never wealthy, and financial matters were always a concern, exacerbated greatly by Aunt May's persistent ill-health.
		In Amazing Spider-Man #400, Aunt May finally left Peter and Mary Jane in a moving story which also provided the impetus for Ben Reilly, the Spider-Clone to finally introduce himself to Mary-Jane and Peter.
	www.spiderfan.org /characters/aunt_may.html (1216 words)

	Aunt May's Child? - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		I never knew that Aunt May had a child, let alone that it died and that's why she was always worried about Peter.
		Even if this was the REAL Aunt May as we know her today, Linda was not the fruit of her loins, but merely a mermaid that they took in.
		The reason that May thought the child died is because it was a breach baby and she thought it wasn't born with a head so she tossed it away.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=124980 (1474 words)

	Aunt Annie's Crafts(tm)
		Aunt Annie's Crafts takes the craft how-to book one step further by putting it on the computer and taking advantage of the flexibility that the computer offers.
		Aunt Annie's Crafts are available as programs to run under Windows or as Web Books for use with most Web browsers.
		Included are crafting activities for St. Patrick's Day, Easter, May Day, Mother's Day, and Memorial Day.
	www.auntannie.com (240 words)

	Aunt May - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		May is Peter's consious, she is there as a constant reminder that his inaction caused the death of his Uncle.
		I always wondered why peter never told his aunt may, i mean his life would be so much easier if she knew.
		It would be better if Aunt May suffered a massive cardiac arrest and died in her sleep!.....Sorry, but I just can't stand all the soppyness in her character.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?p=3467352 (855 words)

	EARTH- Aunt May Bit By Radioactive Spider (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Knowing he was on a field trip, May made her way to a research lab, where she wasbit by an irradiated spider.
		May confronted the costumed criminal and the fight made its way to May's own backyard, where it was witnessed by her nephew.
		May was able to knock out the crook, but when she approached Peter, the frail boy passed out.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix2/earthauntmaybit.htm (509 words)

	Augusta Georgia: Features:Spiderman unmasked 03/17/02
		Back in December, Peter Parker's doting Aunt May let herself in to his apartment unannounced, to discover her nephew badly beaten and virtually unconscious on his bed - with his red-and-blue Spider-suit in full view.
		It was in that self-same issue that we first met Aunt May, Ben's wife and the woman who raised Peter as her own.
		In the current status quo, Aunt May is pretty hip (and quite a bit younger), Peter Parker has finally found a career (as a high-school science teacher), and all four Spider-books feature top-flight creators.
	chronicle.augusta.com /stories/031702/fea_124-6601.shtml (947 words)

	Byrne Robotics: Aunt May
		Learning that plans were afoot to correct this stupid mistake and restore Aunt May to her proper place in the Spider-Mythos was one of the key factors in my decision to accept the assignment.
		Aunt May is important to Peter Yes - but Aunt May is no longer important for the Spiderman story/saga.
		Peter's struggles to protect Aunt May and make her proud are as important as any other aspect of the character.
	www.byrnerobotics.com /forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=5443 (2405 words)

	Aunt May Stories
		Well my dear Aunt May, as I cross the 5,000 mark at the age of 40, I have you to thank for giving me a part of my life that has taken me to all continents, 116 nations and countless adventures in the most wonderful places imaginable.
		Although her body now rests beneath the glacial soil of the southern Adirondacks, I know her spirit is always there with me in the rainforests, deserts, mountains and valleys.
		Everytime I see a new bird and think of my Aunt May, I am sure that somewhere it opens a window for her to see it as well.
	www.birdquest.net /AuntMayStories.html (260 words)

	Amazing Spider-Man Masterworks Vol. 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		She remembers him from the time she and Betty met him (under very strange circumstances, see Ann #1) and Octavius assures her that back then, he was only trying to stop the dangerous Spider-Man. Aunt May falls for his false gallantry and welcomes him to his new home.
		Aunt May arrives to see Octopus fighting with Spider-Man, and the villain tells her that he's defending the house from Spider-Man's break-in.
		Aunt May faints straightaway, and Octopus grabs the Nullifier and crashes through the wall to get away before the cops show up.
	www.marvelmasterworks.com /spidey/asm054.html (681 words)

	Aunt Alice's Poems - Guestbook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Thanks to Nancy for introducing me to the book and to Aunt Alice for sharing her life in such a wonderful way.
		Aunt Alice, this is your long lost nephew Shannon...Allan's boy.
		Aunt Alice, Best wishes to you in your endeavor with your poems.
	www.auntalicespoems.com /guestbook.htm (1155 words)

	Does Aunt May know? [Archive] - The Coming Soon! Boards
		The Aunt May that died turned out to be an actress dressed up by the Green Goblin (don't ask).
		Aunt May does not know from the beginning that Peter is Spider-man. I can see why people saying she did because she said before she died.
		And yea I have the graphic novel where Aunt May really does find out the truth about Peter when she find's him beat up and bloody with his costume laying not to far torn up.
	comingsoon.net /forums/archive/index.php/t-30967.html (1304 words)

	Amazon.com: Willy and May: A Christmas Story: Books: Judy Schachner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Together with May's pet bird, Willy, they bake pies (Willy dances on the soft dough), swim (Willy floats on May's hat), sing after supper (Willy spins on the Victrola record), and decorate the Christmas tree (Willy contributes dust bunnies and lost bobby pins).
		Aunt May and her pet canary, Willy, live far away.
		Great-Aunt May lived her whole life in a small white cottage by some very tall pine trees.
	www.amazon.com /Willy-May-Christmas-Judy-Schachner/dp/0525453474 (1176 words)

	Lesson Plan
		Summer was six years old when she came to live with her Aunt May and Uncle Ob.
		Aunt May was the glue that held this unusual Appalachian hill family together and Summer worries that something might happen to Uncle Ob because he's so filled with grief he doesn't want to go on.
		She remembers May, her own mama, and May's mommy and daddy, But she doesn't dwell on them with pain or fear.
	tech.psdr3.org /projects/HERO/html/Bueckendorf/html/lesson_plan_5.html (645 words)

	Borders - Store Inventory - Title Detail - Missing May, Yearling Newbery Ser.
		Finally she comes to live with Aunt May and Uncle Ob, two people rich in love, but poor in funds.
		The death of May intrudes just when Summer is feeling secure in her life.
		When 12-year-old Summer's Aunt May dies, her Uncle Ob's grieving leaves the girl worried that she will lose him too unless she can give him a reason for living.
	www.bordersstores.com /search/title_detail.jsp?id=2768274 (371 words)

	Comp - Re: Aunt May (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		I mean when I read issues where Aunt May isn't there for instance if it's of the Green goblin, and then when I think of the green goblin issues since the relaunch, I have this huge problem with knowing Aunt May is alive in that issue and I keep saying to myself it's another universe.
		Simple--what happened happened, and we must move on, especially considering that Aunt May is finally being used, and well.
		And I can accept, reluctantly, that the dead woman there is not Aunt May, but an actress--and the issue is still powerful.
	www.comicboards.com /smb/view.php?rpl=031003170445 (383 words)

	Aunt May's Farm Guesthouse bed and breakfast - New Haven, Missouri. New Haven Bed and Breakfast Inns.
		Aunt May's Farm Guesthouse bed and breakfast - New Haven, Missouri.
		Located on a 40-acre working cattle farm in the rolling hills of rural Missouri, this cozy retreat accommodates up to 6 guests.
		Off the beaten path yet close to tourist destinations, Aunt May’s offers you the best of both worlds.
	www.bedandbreakfast.com /missouri-new-haven-auntmaysfarmguesthouse.html (341 words)

	What If Aunt May Had Died Instead of Uncle Ben? » PopCultureShock
		My opinion of this book may have been a bit higher if I hadn’t read the DD What If beforehand, which makes this one feel like a rehash.
		The survival of Karen Page ends up worse for Matt Murdock than her death and here the death of Aunt May leads to worse consequences for Peter and Ben than Ben’s death.
		Since the death of Uncle Ben definitely was the defining moment in shaping Peter Parker’s approach to being Spider-Man Ed Brubaker is absolutely on the right track by having his personality altered by the switch of victims.
	www.popcultureshock.com /reviews.php?id=3686 (533 words)

	Aunt Ruth's Kitchen - family recipes
		Aunt Ruth passed away on Sunday, November 9, 2003.
		For all our lives, Aunt Ruth introduced us to one delicious food after another.
		Aunt Ruth's Kitchen was created by Jonathan and Steven with the help of our entire family as a
	www.auntruthskitchen.com (179 words)

	Aunt May's Farm Guesthouse
		Located on a 40-acre working cattle farm in the rolling hills of rural Missouri, this cozy retreat accommodates up to 6 guests.
		Unlike the traditional BandB experience, Aunt May’s offers complete privacy.
		Off the beaten path yet close to tourist destinations, Aunt May’s offers you the best of both worlds.
	www.auntmays.com (164 words)

	Ask Aunt May » Digital Conversations
		Your old Aunt ain’t as young as she used to be, you know.
		My back was givin’ me a heap of trouble last week, so I went down and got the guy who fixed my oven to look it over for me.
		Christmas is just around the corner, and your old Aunt May has a sterling baking reputation to uphold but that’s no surprise.
	www.digitalconversations.net /category/ask-aunt-may (388 words)

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