Sharing a small piece of my mind
When things in my thoughts become difficult my mind always wonders off to "why both?"... Then it brings me to "it's not fair", but I have to stop my self and say "life isn't fair "...
As a child your parents are everything they are all you know, my Mum was my Queen and my Dad was a King, naive as a child thought they would be in my life forever. In a blink of an eye things would soon change, 21st December 1999 my Mum passed away from a brain hemorrhage. Darkened with fear, clinging on to my Dad, whose arms wrapped round me ever so tightly, never let go. At 13 he became my mum and Dad, we had our up and downs but he was always the man that showed me the light every single day! From as far back as I can remember my Mum and Dad always told me how much they love me "Always&Forever" and the last time my Dad said "I love you, Always&Forever" was the 17th of August 2014. Holding his hand with a mind so overwhelmed and blank, watched him take his last breath on the 28th August 2014. Devastated that I will never get to make another amazing memory with either of my parents again but grateful that both of my Mum and Dad were there for my birth, happy memories shared in-between and I got to hold both of their hands when they took their last breaths.
I never have and never will have a bad word to say about either of my parents, for all they have given me, experiences, memories, love, happiness, best friends, time, conversations, honesty, respect, lessons, education and strength. They will always be amazing souls in my eyes, my feelings will never change and I will always hold on to their beautiful memories they gave to me.
Forever in my heart Mum & Dad
Always&Forever
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Ive chosen to Jump because I was always taught "your fears will not define you if you face them"