Letter To My Mother For Her True Love

I remember as a child sending a letter to my mother on any special occasion. She was excited and thanked me with a kiss. I looked at her to see her eyes twinkle with emotion.

I recently wondered why I let these details get lost in time. I love and admire my mother deeply, but I grew up and stopped giving her those letters she loved so much. Today, although it is not her birthday, I decided it was a good day to write to her again.

Letter to my mother, for her true love and courage

Mom, I know you may find it a little strange to write this letter to you, but I have a deep desire to express my admiration for you. You took care of me as your greatest treasure and told me that love exists. In the bravest way, you took your life with me, even when thousands of obstacles arose.

Life has not been easy, I know. For this reason, I often keep thinking about how, despite any problems, you always came to me with a smile, hugs and all those things needed to encourage me. How lucky I am! In you I always found everything I needed. You were my child, my friend, my teacher and my nurse. In difficult times, even my psychologist.

You protected me with one hug. You didn’t have to tell me anything to make me feel like everything was fine. Although I’m no longer that little girl hiding under your skirt, I’m fragile in your arms.

You are the person I admire the most…

You taught me about endurance, patience and perseverance. You made me understand that anything, no matter how difficult, has a solution. Hence many of the successes we have had so far.

For all this, I admire you a lot. I see you as a brave, independent woman, capable of accomplishing unimaginable things. And, although like any human being, you have moments of vulnerability, you have the strength to move on. Thank you, because all this was reflected in my way of seeing and assuming my life.

I feel great

I still have in mind that phrase that you always repeated to me as a child… “the world is for those who walk without fear”. And yes, you’re right. Overcoming fear is what allowed me to get to where I am now. Therefore, I keep in mind this wise thought wherever I go. I try to apply it in any decisive circumstance in my life and, of course, I am guided by your courage.

All the love you gave me made me understand that I don’t deserve less. You gave value to my life and made me feel great. The values ​​you have cultivated in me have made me a wonderful woman. That humble and strong being, who advances with love and determination in search of his dreams.

I could list all those qualities that make you a great woman. But words are not enough to describe who you are and how much I love you. You are the best mother in the world. Life has given me the privilege of being your daughter and I am grateful for that.

I hope I can reward all the things you do for me every day. I hope you’re proud of me. I love you and I will always be with you, just as you will be with me.

When was the last time you wrote a letter to your mother?