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Mom


Mom.

Oh the things you've taught me.

You've taught me the way to treat others and show kindness.

Honesty, loyalty, empathy, sympathy.

You're pushy, but somehow, effective way of making me get my work done.

Show love and embrace those close to us.

Learn from those mistakes and strive to fix mistakes.

Be strong even when it seems impossible.

Mom.

Oh the things you've taught me.

Your teachings of self advocacy have helped me stand up for myself.

Confidence, humor, friendly, strong.

Learning to become independent by making me learning to do chores myself.

Advocate for myself.

Set goals and seek to achieve them.

Mom.

Thanks.

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