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This Valentine’s, let’s celebrate the first love we ever knew - our moms ❤

Share a heartfelt story or memory of your mom 💜. Add a picture of her if you’d like.

It’s the perfect way to show love to the woman who gave it to us first ! 💞
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Ducky · 31-35, F
My mom’s very stern and can be mean at times. But she was a healthy balance in contrast to my very laidback and easy-going dad.

One thing I’ll never forget that she’s taught me: whenever I’d apologize for making a mistake or something, she would always respond with something along the lines of “Don’t be sorry, just try again!”

It does no good feeling bad about something bad you did, but it does a world of good for everyone if you learn from those things and never repeat those mistakes. Don’t be sorry, be better

I do have a valentine this year, but either my mom or my sister would always be my valentine every year
Jenny1234 · 56-60, F
@Ducky that’s very good advice from your mom. She raised lovely daughter
hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
My wife and I were sitting down for supper one evening when my mother burst through the door. She looked a bit frazzled and she blurted out "I just wrecked my car". I didn't believe her. She obviously had driven to our place. Again she said "I wrecked my car". I just walked two miles to get here from where my car is in the ditch." Then she held up her hand "See I broke my fingers too". That got my attention and I put her in my car and drove her to the hospital. Two miles up the road sat Mom' car. Upside down in the ditch. "Joe stop and shut off the lights in my car", she insisted, I kind of laughed but she was adamant. I crawled in through the small back window the same one she climbed out of and after a bit of searching found the light switch and turned the lights off. We got her to the hospital where they cut off her rings and tried to set the fingers. The fingers were never the same. She started wearing her rings on her other hand. The last time I talked with her was in the dementia ward where she looked at me with a fixed stare and said "I don't know who you are but you sound just like my son Joe". Rest in Peace Mom.
Jenny1234 · 56-60, F
@hippyjoe1955 that’s amazing she walked all that way to your place after being in a car accident. She loved you
hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M
@Jenny1234 Yes she did love me. What amazes me about her accident is she never wore a seat belt but flipped the car end over end landing on its roof. All she got was some broken fingers on her left hand. BTW she got the car repaired and drove it for several years after the accident eventually trading it for a newer car.
my mom battled anxiety and depression her entire life. at times it was pretty severe especially around the time we lived in ontario. my mom was a true "momma bear" in that she would do anything to keep her 2 boys safe and not live the life she had while she was growing up....she kept a good home right up until the i admitted her to the hospital where she finally passed.

i won't show a pic because i had an issue with another user here who generated ai images of her trying to get me rattled
Jenny1234 · 56-60, F
I have the warmest memories of my mom. She was so kind and generous, and so much fun. All my friends loved her too.
Donotfolowme · 51-55, F
Yes, that's so true, my Mom is still the true unconditional love of my life. She is my angel. I spoke with her a few hours ago.
ScreamingFox · 41-45, F
Just acquired this picture of my mom from when she was a child. I miss her.


 
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