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Originally Posted by Oscar's Mom Gina, I am so sorry your mom is no longer with you. My mom died when I was 3 and I don't remember her at all. My 2 brothers and 2 sisters and myself were all separated into foster homes and grew up apart. I missed out on my mom growing up...never felt like I "belonged" to anyone. For those of you out there that may be on the outs with your mom, if there is any way you can "fix" it so you can be a part of each others lives, please do so. Becase when they are gone, it is forever...you don't get another chance. |
Oh Debbie, Your Mom is always looking down on you. My Grandmother would always tell us, when someone passes, they go up and have a big tea party.
And all day they watch down on everyone's loved ones. Maybe our Mom's are having tea together. That would be so nice.
I'm sure growing up in Foster Homes wasn't easy. Our daughter lost her Mom when she was three too. She really can't remember anything about her. But we do have her picture hanging on our family wall. We never knew her, but after adopting her three wonderful childern, we fell she is part of our family. I really hope you don't feel like you never belonged, that really is sad. You have our YT Family, and you do and always will belong. I'm not sure if you have skin children or not, but you do have Oscar, I wish you a Very Happy Mother's Day.
Big hugs to you my friend, have a wonderful day!
