Tag: mother

Your parents care for you more than anyone else

Keywords: chapter 4-pandemic diaries , anxiety , grandmom , india , mom

My mom is brave and beautiful, and I love her a lot. She is doing pretty good nowadays. Seeing me succeed has been her personal achievement. For her – anxiety is non-existential, and therapy is completely foreign. Yet, She helped me fight it by forcing me to wake up early, exercise, and meditate. I owe her a lot. Seeing her heal, seeing her happy, helps me too. She is my strength.

https://shraddhak.blog/2021/07/09/my-biggest-cheerleader

Thank you for all of the priceless teachings you’ve imparted to me

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And I want to say Thank you for your tasty foods and providing me the things that I need. Thank you for your unconditional love. And thank you for your long patience to me. I will be eternally grateful for everything you have done to assist me in everything. You are the best and you always have a special place in my heart.

https://edelynbelleblog.wordpress.com/2021/06/23/creative-nonfiction

We often hear the term “rich auntie” and I strive to be that auntie

Keywords: travel

I honestly shouldn’t have to provide reasons on why I don’t want children . It’s my choice at the end of the day. I practice safe sex and never had a scare . If I do become pregnant, I know I’ll be a great mother . I would love my child unconditionally and provide a better life than what I have. If it happens , it happens .

https://kayysmooveereviews.com/childless-loving-it

I was very happy with my family in Sweden, but deep down inside, I have always wanted to connect more with my roots

Keywords: adopted from vietnam , adopted to sweden , denise sandquist , finding my mother , happy adoptee , intercountry adoptee voices , intercountry adoption , lived experience of adoption , living in my birth country , never give up searching , post reunion , the best gift of all , transracial adoption , voices of adoptees

This experience has completely changed my life and the person I am today. I’m forever grateful to all of the people who helped me during this amazing journey.

https://intercountryadopteevoices.com/2021/01/01/reflective-memories-finding-my-vietnamese-mother

I’m happy to be a mother to both my children and make them my #1 priority in life and I’ll continue to drop everything for my children and make sure they have everything they need and succeed

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Trent and I missed out on our daughter first walking, our daughter first talking etc. And you can never get those moments back – but to continue on and be the best parent/parents you can be to your children and realize the mistakes you’ve made previously.

https://youngmomminandlifeitself.wordpress.com/2020/11/09/life-as-a-17-year-old-mom