Happy Mother’s Day, Mummy

Mothball

Oh Mothball, what a perfectly lovely sentiment

How wonderful.

Oh, how sad and lovely too……💐

Oh how much I hope your your lovely message reached your much respected “ mummy”

Such a beautiful tribute.

What a generous spirit you have mothball64

A pleasure to read.

Oh that is just wonderful

So beautiful, thank you for sharing x

Wow! That made me cry! Wonderful words. Hugs.

Absolutly lovely.

What a moving and heartfelt tribute to your birth Mummy, your adopted Mummy and your wonderful Popsy mothball64.

Too many of us have ambivalent feelings at best towards our parents, for good reasons.
Your words are so lovely to read 🥰

mothball64 I hope this sends a message of gratitude and love to birth mothers and adoptive parents alike ❤️

Thanks for sharing.

That’s just beautiful x

Thank you Mothball . This was lovely to read.
I am the devoted grandmother of a much - longed - for adopted child. They are surrounded by an extended loving family and are enjoying a wonderful childhood.
Owing to circumstances with the birth mother's first child, my grandchild was removed from her care as a small baby.
On Mothering Sunday I do think of her and how her loss is our gain.

Sending you love mothball , you have brought tears to my eyes. Such wonderful words to your birth Mum.
Losing your much loved Mum when you were only 8 years old must have
been very difficult indeed. I wish you health and happiness. 💐💐

What a lovely message.

mothball64 Lovely!

❤️

Mothball64, your post could’ve been written by my DH. He was adopted as a baby, and was lucky enough to have had2 of the most amazing adoptive parents. They died sometime ago, but they are remembered lovingly by us and our children.

I know when I read of parents being cruel to their children I feel so sad, a child’s love is a gift and shouldn’t be abused. A mother giving her child up can sometimes be the greatest sign of love they can do.

Ah Mothball64 that brought tears to my eyes too. Thank you.

How absolutely beautiful mothball64! I only discovered my aisterafyer my dad dies in 2010. My mother had my sister before they got together- we met when I was 48 and she was 52. Sadly my mother was dead but I truly believe they met briefly(long story). It's never too late!

Oh mothball, what beautiful sentiments.
Have you never sought out your birth mother? I appreciate that it's your choice, and that you may not have done so, for all sorts of reasons. But you seem to care for her, very much. This happened with someone in my family (birth mother & her child reunited) and it's been a positive outcome, all round. Wishing you every happiness.

Ambivalent feelings towards our parents: and often for not very good reason