Showing posts with label happy mother's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label happy mother's day. Show all posts

Sunday, May 11, 2014

Happy Mother's Day to the Greatest Mom

Dearest Mom, I love you so much. You made me the best person I know I could be.

You had a rough life, I know, I saw. But, you stood up for yourself when it was right to do so and you showed me how I could too.

You raised five children. Mostly on your own. What a great accomplishment. Four girls and a boy. God couldn't have blessed you more. Well, He could have stopped at me, (the oldest) but then, things happen and life goes on. And the rest of the rug rats came along. HEEHEE

We all have our own brood now and have blessed you with grandchildren and great-grandchildren. I've lost count how many great-grandchildren you have. I know I've contributed four to the count.







Here we are, all together in 2009. When I came to surprise Gordie. We had such a great time.

You are my heart and my love and my forever, mom.

With all our love,

Vicki
Carol
Allson
Mary
Gordie

We'll be with you forever. You're never gonna get rid of us! We love you, mom.


















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Sunday, May 12, 2013

Mother's Day


"Motherhood is a choice you make everyday, to put someone else's happiness and well-being ahead of your own, to teach the hard lessons, to do the right thing even when you're not sure what the right thing is...and to forgive yourself, over and over again, for doing everything wrong.” 
- Donna Ball, author, from her book At Home on Ladybug Farm
I have the most wonderful mom in the world. Words cannot describe our bond. We are so in tune we know when to call each other. We know when the other needs to talk or is hurting. I love my mom with all my heart. 


Becoming a mom was the greatest joy I could ever imagine. I have three wonderful children. Two daughters and a son. We have endured so much together. Our life together has been far from perfect but what has never changed, ever in my whole life is the amount of love I have for them. How much I think about them every day.




I want my children to know that no matter how many mistakes I made in our lives, my love for them never dwindled or went away. I loved them when they were born, growing up, when we were together and when we were apart. I loved them more the next day than the previous. I will love them no matter what they do or who they become. I will love them always.


 My love is endless, boundless, and straight from my heart.



I want to apologize to my children for all the pain and suffering they went through due to my Bipolar Disorder. If I had a choice, I would choose not to have Bipolar. Since I don't have that choice I can only apologize and beg for your forgiveness. I will be sorry from now until the end of time and beyond. 





I believe in each of my children. And I thank God for the beautiful grandchildren they have given me. 



To all the mothers everywhere who are reading this message: