I just wanted to take this time to pay a tribute to my wonderful wonderful Mother. Although she isn't here with us she has influenced my life forever. Now that I'm a mother myself I wish I could tell my mom how much I appreciated all the things she did for me as a child. Motherhood is by far more work than I ever imagined. It's hard for me to believe that it's been three years this memorial day that we lost our mom. I still find myself wanting to call her and ask her questions, or just to tell her the funny things that happens day to day. When I'm sick I just want to go home and have her take care of me, because nobody makes things better than your mom.I remember one mother's day the night before I was so sick that my mom took me to the emergency room. We were there until the wee hours of the morning, and not once did she murmur, but her being a nurse she did speed up the fluids they were putting into me so we could get out of there. I felt so bad because she was so exhausted on mother's day.
I've spent the last two mother's day putting a smile on my face when really there was just sadness in my heart. I don't think my mom would want me to be sad. I think she would want us to celebrate all the good things she did. I found myself looking at my little baby and kissing her cheeks. I sat and cried thinking they had recently been kissed by my angel....my mom. What a miracle it is. Although she hasn't been here with my kids I know they had their time with her in Heaven. I hope she taught them all the good things that she did, and how to be a better person. How to believe in themselves no matter what. She always had a way of making you feel like you are on top of the world. My mom was my nurse, cheerleader, and best friend. I miss you mom!! Thanks for helping me become the person that I am today.
I Love you to the moon and back!! xoxoxo







