Friday, January 25, 2013

Mom Was The Best



Introduction
AS I STOOD afar off gazing at the silhouette on the wall, I tried to visualize the thoughts that raced through her mind. As I watched my mother’s beautiful frame, I saw a young black women sitting at the window of her small, dingy four-room apartment in need of paint starring at the rain beating back and forth on her window. The streets were dark and cloudy with one light out and there was no one in sight.
Mom suddenly turned and looked around her apartment at her four little children lying in the bed covered up with blankets to keep them warm. Tears began streaming down her cheeks and so many thoughts entered her mind. Here she was all alone, she thought. What happened to all my plans and dreams? Where did they go? She did not finish high school and was a single mom with four little stair step children with no help.
Oh the curves that mom thought life had thrown her be­cause of the choices she had made. My mother was one of the kindest and most gentle person that I have ever known in my life. She had a heart of gold and was always willing to help anyone, even though she had little herself.  Mommy was

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All I Had Was Your Birth Certificate

In August 2011, I finally published my book I officially became an Author. This was a life long dream that was finally REALITY. I thank God for allowing me to write my mother's story. All I Had Was Your Birth Certificate( and Memories That Remain) a true life story about a young mother's struggles, heartache and pain after the lost of a child. This book is story of hope and inspiration it will take you on a journey that you will not likely forget. It is a must to read for parents that have lost a child for whatever the reason. Whether is be death, abduction . Or even a child that has run-away. This story has a prevalent impact on issues we face in our society.