My Mother - My Pillar of Strength

How many of us are seeking inspiration, motivation, and power? Usually, I think our role model is influencer or huge idol.

Whenever I get depressed and get out of desperate circumstances, my mother knows that I was there just as it was now. This is her story, which gives me the power to stand up again and share the inspiration of my story. For me, there is no one but my biggest pillar, quilt, consultant, mentor, role model, my mother.

Ever since I was young, I got up late to see myself and knew everything I wanted, I did not need to understand everything I felt and actually say it. From being friends and mothers, she is always very well-balanced

Even today, I am spending more time for myself and her sleeping at any time, let me talk to me every day for countless hours trying to help me cook me. I feel homesick, all of this does not complain about how slow she is, or how tired she is. Is there a mother who has not done yet? I want to know from time to time

You have a lot to teach my mother, you are a modest person, so this is the most intimate person I know, a very strong mind as well as your woman. I can only say that you are so proud that you are my mother. Love you, forever mom

My mother is my best friend, my confidence, the pillar of my strength, and my hero. I do not yet know a stronger person than her. Despite her being physically absent, I continued to learn from my mother. Believe in the struggle, and believe there are a lot of people, I quietly think about my mother and her smart humorous words, always let her baby's daughter smile. What is Saudi Arabia for you? If you want to hear the story my country told in the West, my country is that most people get huge wealth from our oil reserves and that all women are suppressed I assert. I saw that the chiefs and elites regarded money as something growing on trees and that women suffered, but this is only one of them.

Through all of these, my pillar of my strength is my mother. She is a widow in her early thirties and has three children under ten years of age and raised it. She returned to college, finished studying in about two years, and acquired her bachelor's degree with honors. We move up and down the central Sant Joaquin Valley (such as seasonal workers), follow new work, ownership of the house and often return to our home Turlock. Of course, it is difficult to move around many times. But I learned to be friends with many different people and I realized that the new things mean reinventing themselves. What I learned important is very important. Because I can not always take away everything. Furthermore, life is too short to be a trend or brand.