For those without mothers Part 2

Lady Lee

Sadly the first part of this thread was corrupted and is lost. I am hoping that Simon can get to and send me the data in the thread but I would like to reopen this.

So many of you participated. My heart went out to each and every one. Some of you expressed how much they appreciated the opportunity to express their feelings. So here we are again.

MOTHER’S DAY WISH

I wish I had a mom who could love me unconditioanlly

Who I could call and just say HI

To tell about my day and what I did

To make plans with and just drop by.

I wish I had a mom who loved me right or wrong

To tell me secrets and my joys

To share all sorrows and pain

To share the ups and downs.

I wish I could tell her that she was really great

and always knew she was there

I wish I could hug her

And say I still do care.

I wish the hurts of yesterday

had never been at all

I wish that she could love me

Without her thick black walls.

So mother if you think of me

This coming holiday

Please know I wish it was different

We'd celebrate Mother's Day

My Mom and Dad died 6 months apart in 2001. Wish they were here so I could give them a big hug and kiss and make up for all the Mother's Day and Father's Days that I missed out on. If there is an afterlife of somekind, I hope they are happy there together and forgive a brainwashed daughter for all the special moments that could have been.

Mrs. Shakita

Dansk

In 1978, my mum and dad died withing four months of each other. They never got to come to my wedding and, obviously, never saw my four children. I read the above poem and feel quite melancholy now. I'm a softie at heart. It's good to remember and I'd give anything to be able to hug them again.

Dansk

Angharad

http://www.jehovahs-witness.com/6/51649/1.ashx

Simon has managed to restore most of it Lady Lee

Lady Lee

Angahard that is the WHOLE thing. I am thrilled that it could be restored thank you to Simon and the techies who found it

Lady Lee

Shakita and Dansk

I cannot even imagine your loss and what this time of year might stir up in you. (((HUGS)))

ESTEE

Lady Lee,

You are an Angel to post this thread. My mom died four years ago next month...very suddenly. I miss her soooo much, especially at Mother's Day. And it doesn't help that my daughter is shunning me.

Yesterday, I dropped a fresh bunch of red tulips off at my daughter's hotel where she works, along with my business card. She now has my personal card...from my last flower drop....and my business card. I hope and hope and hope that she will get in touch with me.

Doing some crying this weekend... Don't even feel like dancin'...sheesh!!!

ESTEE

SheilaM

Yea I am glad you got the first thread back it was touching and poignant

For those without mothers Part 2

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