Dear Motherless child,
Written by: Darian Watson
Edited by: Joshua Hicks
Dear motherless child,
I know things are rough in the beginning; it can all be really confusing. Thoughts such as “Why me?” start to surface. Your emotions get distorted and at times you’ll even question your own existence. To others, it seems like you’re just mad at the world but the truth is, you get highly upset or frustrated because you don’t understand it all. The pain never seems to go away and it seems like your mind may never find peace because as you look around even the slightest things seem to remind you of your mother. But you should view it as though they’re now at peace. Instead of feeling sorrow, you should feel joy for the one that has passed over. For they no longer have to feel pain and they’re days of suffering are now over.
Don’t allow yourself to drown in depression or shut yourself away from the world. You may need time alone to allow yourself to fully accept the loss and progress past it, but don’t shut out or turn away people that genuinely care about you or that are willing to help you through it. Even the strongest of people need someone to lean on in hard times, so don’t feel weak for seeking help. I know you feel as though nobody truly understands your pain or how you’re feeling, so you may think that it’s pointless to have those conversations with people. Just being able to vent and let some of those emotions out will ease your mind.
A wise person once said, “Let your pain be worth something ”. So I say let your situation be your motivation. Your situation doesn’t define you; You define yourself. Don’t let the loss of your loved one become an excuse for anything negative you may do. Everyone goes through things but not everyone makes it out. It’s actually bittersweet in a sense. While on one side it hurts you, it gives you a push in life. It forces you to be a better you because now you have no choice but to stand on your own two feet and be a man/woman. It should give you the motivation to keep progressing in life. Just because she lost her life, doesn’t mean yours should stop. Keep pushing yourself and don’t give up until you accomplished something amazing, because everyone knows mothers love to see their baby doing great things.
Life brings about many different obstacles. Only 10% of it is what happens to you, the other 90% is how you react to it.
Edited by: Joshua Hicks
Dear motherless child,
I know things are rough in the beginning; it can all be really confusing. Thoughts such as “Why me?” start to surface. Your emotions get distorted and at times you’ll even question your own existence. To others, it seems like you’re just mad at the world but the truth is, you get highly upset or frustrated because you don’t understand it all. The pain never seems to go away and it seems like your mind may never find peace because as you look around even the slightest things seem to remind you of your mother. But you should view it as though they’re now at peace. Instead of feeling sorrow, you should feel joy for the one that has passed over. For they no longer have to feel pain and they’re days of suffering are now over.
Don’t allow yourself to drown in depression or shut yourself away from the world. You may need time alone to allow yourself to fully accept the loss and progress past it, but don’t shut out or turn away people that genuinely care about you or that are willing to help you through it. Even the strongest of people need someone to lean on in hard times, so don’t feel weak for seeking help. I know you feel as though nobody truly understands your pain or how you’re feeling, so you may think that it’s pointless to have those conversations with people. Just being able to vent and let some of those emotions out will ease your mind.
A wise person once said, “Let your pain be worth something ”. So I say let your situation be your motivation. Your situation doesn’t define you; You define yourself. Don’t let the loss of your loved one become an excuse for anything negative you may do. Everyone goes through things but not everyone makes it out. It’s actually bittersweet in a sense. While on one side it hurts you, it gives you a push in life. It forces you to be a better you because now you have no choice but to stand on your own two feet and be a man/woman. It should give you the motivation to keep progressing in life. Just because she lost her life, doesn’t mean yours should stop. Keep pushing yourself and don’t give up until you accomplished something amazing, because everyone knows mothers love to see their baby doing great things.
Life brings about many different obstacles. Only 10% of it is what happens to you, the other 90% is how you react to it.
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