Words can hardly express the love I have for
my mom on this Mother’s Day.
She is extraordinary, beautiful and
extremely talented.
She has survived her parents divorce, her mother’s
death in her early 20’s, raising 7 resilient children and for the past 5
years she has watched me, her oldest daughter fight a disease that she
wishes she could take away every day.
She has cried many tears with me,
wiped my own tears and prayed desperately for a miracle.
She has hardly
missed a Drs appointment, chemo treatment and if I’m not with her she
calls everyday to see how I’m doing. Even over the phone she can tell
how I’m feeling.
She just knows because she’s my mother.
She has great
faith in the Lord and trust in his plan. Her compassion runs deep and
wide.
She worries long into the night and early morning hours about
each of her children’s well-being.
She never forgets to tell her
children and grandchildren she loves them and to wear their seatbelts.
She is immaculate at ironing, can bake any delicious dessert from scratch and keeps a sparkling clean house.
She taught me to always look my best and to freshen my lipstick often.
She encourages me to follow my dreams even when in my eyes they seem
impossible.
She reminds me often that I can do very hard things, that
we can’t go around the hard, but through it. She is the best travel
partner and never says no to a new adventure.
She is fierce and
opinionated, tender and bold, loving and kind and everything I hope to
be someday. Thank You doesn’t come even close to the gratitude I have
for all that she has done for me over the past 41 years and even more
over the past 5 years.
I sure love you mom!
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