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I Love My Mom

I Love My Mom
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On May 14 we all celebrate Mother's Day. Take her out for dinner, giving her roses, gifts, show her how much we care and love her.

When people come into the world, only the bonds of attachment and attachment are tied in, and the most fascinated is the mother's relationship. The child's relationship with the mother is linked before it comes into the world When a child learns to speak, the first real words used to emerge from his mouth are mother Mother's word is sweeter than molasses and honey. According to Sanskrit, 'Mother' and 'Mother Earth' are also said to be great than Heaven The completeness of any woman is considered to be her mother.

While passing through different stages of life, we never see a lack of mother's affection Of course, it is early in the childhood morning, the age of youth or early age. But children often grow up and forget their mother's love in the life of their race In most homes, the mother is like an old furniture in the house Many parents have to go to their old homes without living in their dream home.

But Talking about my mother , After I lost my dad, my mother stood up and took care of us. I miss him - my dad always wanted to move to Canada so that he could provide better education and a better life for his kids.

Finally, after 11 years when he got his landed immigrant papers, he sent us a letter that he was coming to visit us, and then all of us will be moving to Canada.

That day would never come; sadly, my father did not live to see his family together, as he suffered a fatal heart attack before his departure.

After my dad died, my mother sacrificed all her life to take care of us.

I have four sisters and one brother; my mother did everything for us to give us the better life. When I think about my mother and our relationship, I always end up focusing on all of the sacrifices she has made for me and is still making.

This woman has spent her 76 years of her life working tirelessly to make sure that I have the best quality of life that she can give me.

I only realized how difficult it is to manage this balancing act between quality and quantity of life after I moved out on my own after got married.

I have a new respect for my mother. She has given up so much without expecting anything in return beyond me being happy.

I wish it would not have taken me so long to be able to realize how incredible my mom and her years of sacrifice were, but I guess it is better late than never.

I know that I can never repay everything she has done for me, but I will be forever grateful that I am lucky enough to call her "mom." Happy Mother's Day.

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