So sad lah lahAnonymous wrote:MOTHER I WILL ALWAYS MISS YOU. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART.
What a wonderful life!!!! How carefree your chilhoods must have been full of creative and adventurous activities.. Where were you born, exactly :iI mean are you a singaporean?
I often heard my dear mother telling us her childhood experiences and it use to immediately transport me to a completely another world. Her stories used to play havoc on my mind for days and weeks. For at least the next few days i used to relive her fantasic childhood days in my own mind and imagine all sorts of wonderful fantasies, the childhood mysteries and so on!!!!
I remember her telling us a special story about her little puppy which her dear father had bought for her. She was totally besotted with him and when he died she could not sleep,eat or read for a long long time. She said this was the first bereavement experience in her life. It took her ages to come to terms with the loss of her puppy. Incidently he fell from a very high building to his death right before her very eyes and she couldn't do a thing to revive him......so sad.
Unfortunately I lost my beloved mother two and a half years ago and I miss her totally. she was such a kind lady and very caring and loving mother to all of us. She never treated us differently and her love for all of us was completely unconditional. I miss her so terribly. She was in her late sixties and had heart condition. May god rest her soul in peace.
I often think how special these mother2children relationships are. There are no other relationships to match them. For me my mother represented god to me in a human form, and there is nothing in this world that can ever replace her or her love for us all or the special relationship we had with her.
Most of what you say in your letter is very familiar to me because these are some of the experiences she used to tell us about her childhood when we were growing up. She had a very carefree, loving and adventurous childhood. She was very close to her parents and siblings. Mother never complained about anything to us or at least that is how we remember now. Now she is gone... I wonder where she might be and whether she is happy and looking down over us to see that we are all ok.
How right they are when they say, 'Paradise is right beneath our mothers' feet' :!:
I suppose my mother was a special person exactly... because of the type of childhood she had and it was more or less exactly the way you have potrayed it to us. It was WONDERFUL.
Thank you for bringing the memories of my mother and her childhood back to my mind once again. Thank you.
Bubbs wrote:Hi
It's not much comfort I know, but this poem by Anne Bronte called Farewell is beautiful....
Farewell to Thee! But not farewell
To all my fondest thoughts of Thee;
Within my heart they still shall dwell
And they shall cheer and comfort me.
Life seems more sweet that Thou didst live
And men more true that Thou wert one;
Nothing is lost that Thou didst give,
Nothing destroyed that Thou hast done.
The pain does lessen, but I won't lie, it never goes away completely. I know, I lost my mum many years ago and not a day goes by when I don't think of her. But no tears any more, so be kind to yourself.
Bubbs.
I am also very deeply touched by what you say..... I feel very sad for you tooBlessed Pain wrote:I am touched to hear the love you had for your mum..
I tried and tried but its a complete BLANK..
Give me something.. anything. to remember
No memories of mum.. No memories of dad.. they left too soon.
They died in their mid 30s.. Use to think God is cruel but then.. ...this is my life package.. Others are packaged differentlyt, You are blessed to be able to feel.the love you, to feel the pain of the loss
I loved my mother very much too. I still miss her very, very muchAnonymous wrote:MOTHER I WILL ALWAYS MISS YOU. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART.
What a wonderful life!!!! How carefree your chilhoods must have been full of creative and adventurous activities.. Where were you born, exactly :iI mean are you a singaporean?
I often heard my dear mother telling us her childhood experiences and it use to immediately transport me to a completely another world. Her stories used to play havoc on my mind for days and weeks. For at least the next few days i used to relive her fantasic childhood days in my own mind and imagine all sorts of wonderful fantasies, the childhood mysteries and so on!!!!
I remember her telling us a special story about her little puppy which her dear father had bought for her. She was totally besotted with him and when he died she could not sleep,eat or read for a long long time. She said this was the first bereavement experience in her life. It took her ages to come to terms with the loss of her puppy. Incidently he fell from a very high building to his death right before her very eyes and she couldn't do a thing to revive him......so sad.
Unfortunately I lost my beloved mother two and a half years ago and I miss her totally. she was such a kind lady and very caring and loving mother to all of us. She never treated us differently and her love for all of us was completely unconditional. I miss her so terribly. She was in her late sixties and had heart condition. May god rest her soul in peace.
I often think how special these mother2children relationships are. There are no other relationships to match them. For me my mother represented god to me in a human form, and there is nothing in this world that can ever replace her or her love for us all or the special relationship we had with her.
Most of what you say in your letter is very familiar to me because these are some of the experiences she used to tell us about her childhood when we were growing up. She had a very carefree, loving and adventurous childhood. She was very close to her parents and siblings. Mother never complained about anything to us or at least that is how we remember now. Now she is gone... I wonder where she might be and whether she is happy and looking down over us to see that we are all ok.
How right they are when they say, 'Paradise is right beneath our mothers' feet' :!:
I suppose my mother was a special person exactly... because of the type of childhood she had and it was more or less exactly the way you have potrayed it to us. It was WONDERFUL.
Thank you for bringing the memories of my mother and her childhood back to my mind once again. Thank you.
mums are special souls and thank heavens for having them.ALWAYSANDFOREVER wrote:I loved my mother very much too. I still miss her very, very muchAnonymous wrote:MOTHER I WILL ALWAYS MISS YOU. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY HEART.
What a wonderful life!!!! How carefree your chilhoods must have been full of creative and adventurous activities.. Where were you born, exactly :iI mean are you a singaporean?
I often heard my dear mother telling us her childhood experiences and it use to immediately transport me to a completely another world. Her stories used to play havoc on my mind for days and weeks. For at least the next few days i used to relive her fantasic childhood days in my own mind and imagine all sorts of wonderful fantasies, the childhood mysteries and so on!!!!
I remember her telling us a special story about her little puppy which her dear father had bought for her. She was totally besotted with him and when he died she could not sleep,eat or read for a long long time. She said this was the first bereavement experience in her life. It took her ages to come to terms with the loss of her puppy. Incidently he fell from a very high building to his death right before her very eyes and she couldn't do a thing to revive him......so sad.
Unfortunately I lost my beloved mother two and a half years ago and I miss her totally. she was such a kind lady and very caring and loving mother to all of us. She never treated us differently and her love for all of us was completely unconditional. I miss her so terribly. She was in her late sixties and had heart condition. May god rest her soul in peace.
I often think how special these mother2children relationships are. There are no other relationships to match them. For me my mother represented god to me in a human form, and there is nothing in this world that can ever replace her or her love for us all or the special relationship we had with her.
Most of what you say in your letter is very familiar to me because these are some of the experiences she used to tell us about her childhood when we were growing up. She had a very carefree, loving and adventurous childhood. She was very close to her parents and siblings. Mother never complained about anything to us or at least that is how we remember now. Now she is gone... I wonder where she might be and whether she is happy and looking down over us to see that we are all ok.
How right they are when they say, 'Paradise is right beneath our mothers' feet' :!:
I suppose my mother was a special person exactly... because of the type of childhood she had and it was more or less exactly the way you have potrayed it to us. It was WONDERFUL.
Thank you for bringing the memories of my mother and her childhood back to my mind once again. Thank you.
I have no words to describe my pain
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