My brother picked me up and by the time we reached home, mom had gone into a semi coma.
She died 2 days later.
I didn't get a chance to say good-bye.
I was like a piece of china, fragile and oh so vunerable.
Walking around the house alone, everyone else had gone to the funeral home to make arrangements, I came across a wrapped Christmas present from the year before sitting on a table upstairs. It had my name on it, written in my mother's handwriting.
I believe in signs, I don't wait for them but I believe in them.
I opened my gift.
My mother was telling me she will always be in my heart.

5 comments:
A very simple, beautiful, but moving tribute to your mother and her love.
Treasure it always.
HUGS!
that was touching; thank you for it.
I'm glad that you found peace...
Lemuel, Spo, Tiger,
Thank you very much for your comments.
I have been in a weird mood these days and sometimes we all need a reminder of what's really important. :)
That is a touching post, and to think I would not have read it if it weren't for Spo?
That is kind of one of my worst fears. Death without good-bye. Without them knowing I love them.
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