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For all those who are missing their mothers like I am right now, whatever the circumstances, this is for us:

Mama thank you for who I am.
Thank you for all the things I'm not.
Forgive me for the words unsaid
And for the times I forgot.

Mama, remember all my life
You showed me love, you sacrificed.
Think of those young and early days,
How I've changed
Along the way (along the way).

And I know you believed,
And I know you had dreams,
And I'm sorry it took all this time to see
That I am where I am because of your truth,
And I miss you. I miss you.

Mama forgive the times you cried.
Forgive me for not making right
All of the storms I may have caused,
And I've been wrong.
Dry your eyes (dry your eyes).

Cause I know you believed,
And I know you had dreams,
And I'm sorry it took all this time to see
That I am where I am because of your truth,
And I miss you. I miss you.

Mama I hope this makes you smile.
I hope you're happy with my life,
At peace with every choice I made.
How I've changed
Along the way (along the way).

Cause I know you believed in all of my dreams
And I owe it all to you, Mama.

(Special thanks to Il Divo.)
 
^^ I know how difficult it was for me, and I was in my early 50s. I can't imagine what it would be like for a child.

I do hope that your memories of her are comforting to you.
 
I will be 70 this month and I am please to say I still have my mother. She is 92 years old and has had a stroke and a heart attack. She is wheelchair bound, but can still walk a little with the aid of a walker. I have been her caregiver going on 4 years. I am so pleased that I have been given this opportunity to share this special time with her. If she goes before me, I am sure she will be sorely missed. I have been truly blessed.
 
PrimeTime said:
I will be 70 this month and I am please to say I still have my mother. She is 92 years old and has had a stroke and a heart attack. She is wheelchair bound, but can still walk a little with the aid of a walker. I have been her caregiver going on 4 years. I am so pleased that I have been given this opportunity to share this special time with her. If she goes before me, I am sure she will be sorely missed. I have been truly blessed.
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Prime Time, I think you are awesome! Instead of seeing your Mom as a burden, you see her as a gift. The roles are reversed for you now. Just as she care for you for so many years, now you have the opportunity to care, love and cherish her. I bet it is a real comfort to her.

God bless you.
 
PrimeTime said:
I will be 70 this month and I am please to say I still have my mother. She is 92 years old and has had a stroke and a heart attack. She is wheelchair bound, but can still walk a little with the aid of a walker. I have been her caregiver going on 4 years. I am so pleased that I have been given this opportunity to share this special time with her. If she goes before me, I am sure she will be sorely missed. I have been truly blessed.
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primetime, i know exactly how you feel. i moved in with my mom a few years ago after she had heart problems and failing eyesight. she's 89 now and needs help all thru the day and i consider it a honor to care for her. she has been the perfect mom all my life, she would give to her kids when she needed things herself but would do without. it will be the worst day of my life when she passes. mom is very close to God so i know she will be in the right place, it will be me that i will feel sorry for.
 
For those who wish to see/here the song:



Hugs to all of you! (*8*)
 
I lost my mother 5 years ago and my father last year on December 26th. This year is a sad year for me. I am all alone now. Thank God for a loving partner of 22 years who was there for me through it all.

Happy Holiday to all...
 
PhoenixRising said:
For those who wish to see/here the song:



Hugs to all of you! (*8*)
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That was very difficult for me to watch, but thank you so much for finding it and posting it. I'm crying right now, but it makes me feel so good in a way.
 
And thank you Mama for paying my internet bill

And bringing me a packet of fags and a 6 pack of Stella

One day, I WILL buy back your wedding ring I pawned for an ounce o ganja.

I promise.
 
I have heard the song often because I listen to Il Devo often, but I had never seen the video:cry: :cry: :cry:
My Mom is still alive but lives in a different province than I, so I don't get to see her every day...and I miss her. She will be 78 in a few months and lives alone in the house I grew up in, as Dad died 5 years ago. I dread the day that she goes.:cry:
I'm going home in 13 days, will be spending 3 and a half weeks with her and I can't wait.
To all you guys who still have your Mother...Tell her you love her!!!...She won't be there forever.
To you guys who have lost their Mother's...a great big (*8*) from me.
 
My mother's been confused ever since she had her stroke. When she gets confused, she cries. Not very pleasant, and I have to turn her mind to happier things by making jokes about stuff. Usually poop stuff, which she finds hilarious.
 
My Mother is 77 and still active. I am thankful for the time we have left.
 
I certainly meant no disrespct when I posted that...but I am glad that people liked it. Il Divo is a magnificent group, and this is a wonderful song. It sometimes makes me cry, and my mom is only 48.
 
PR, NO disrespect taken.........I for one, really enjoyed the piece; but I really lost it when the little boy kissed the statute of Virgin Mary (I assume?)!!! sigh

I lost my Dad in 01 and lost my Mom in 05........so I have NO parents living anymore!

I canNOT believe just how much it disturbed me to lose either one of them; but when my Mom passed, I felt so alone and NOT a day goes by that I don't stop and think about her.....

I truly miss that "at least" one phone call on Sunday's; but we called each other more than that.........just to say we love each other!

Nothing prepared me for the death of my parents........I had NO idea that that their passing would have such an effect on me...

For those of you who still have good realtions with your folks, Please do NOT forget to show them just how much you love them, for they will NOT always be there for you!!

**One thing my Mother feared was having to go into a nursing home....
She saw so many old people being abused by their care-givers and she was so afraid that we would put her in one of those....

Well, my sisters, bless them, when my Mom was down and bed-ridden and could NOT go on, they both made a pact whereby they took it upon them-selves to have a "Home-Hospice" for Mom, so that she would die at home with dignity!

When Mom was taking her last breath, she thanked my sisters, Trish and Gloria for loving her and taking care of her and NOT sending her to a nursing home!!

Wow, this is hard to get through..........and, I'm sorry that I've written so much; but I hope this will make a difference between your Parent(s) and you, when the time comes....

Thank you so much for making this thread, in celebration of our Mama's!!!
(*8*) (*8*) :kiss: :kiss:
 
There are no words adequate enough to describe the depth of love and gratitude I feel for my mum. She's been gone seven years now, but only in body. Her strength and her loving, nurturing spirit is with me every second of every day, guiding and inspiring me. I am so lucky and feel so blessed to have had the mother that I had.

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PhoenixRising said:
I certainly meant no disrespct when I posted that...
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On the contrary. I felt respected when you searched out that clip and posted it. I'd not seen it before although I'm quite familiar with the song.

My father died suddenly just after Christmas (in mid-January) in 1982, and that was a horrible shock to me. My Mother died on Boxing Day a few years ago, but I was more prepared for that.

Life changed for me after that. I celebrated one Christmas after that. I haven't really celebrated any holidays since then and have been alone through most of them.

Thanks again for posting it.
 
thank you, my mother passed away 2 years ago when i was just finishing school, i screwed up bigtime on my exams and stuff, but im getting my life in order now, that was a great bit of poetry thanks for sharing.
 
Nothing is stronger then a mothers love between herself and her child , i am blessed that i still have my mother im only 18 and have been through so much due to illness which is still ongoing and if it wasnt for my mothers strength im not sure what would have happened. And i will never take her love for granted , she is my hope and inspiration and i know that we will always love each other no matter what . God bless you all

This thread has brought tears to my eyes , thank you for sharing your stories hugs and kisses for you all , and god bless
 
I love this thread .... I hope it keeps going ...... *BUMP*
 
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