essay on a helpful person in my life
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Helpful Person In My Life :- :-
From the moment we are born, all we know is our mother. We know the sound of her voice and we feel immediate comfort in her arms. The bond between a mother and her child is one unlike that of any two human beings on earth. For as far back as I can think, all I can remember is my mom and how she always loved me with every bit of her soul.
From day one, all I had was my mom. It was her and me against the world. I've had a few father figures over the years; and though I love them all dearly, none of us shared the same bond I have with my mother. At times, that woman was all I had. In every horrible, scary, dark moment, I knew my mom could help. And even when she was powerless, she did everything she could to help me feel at ease.
My mother is the strongest woman I know. For years, I always thought she was the happiest woman alive. I realize now that wasn't true. But for me as a kid, the most important thing in life was to be happy. I still believe that today; it's just a lot harder to achieve than any 7 year old can understand. So to 7 year old me, she seemed happy. Even as the years flew by I can't recall a time my mom wasn't strong. Through all of my terrifying medical problems, she was always more put together than anyone else in the room. She made me strong.
I don't know how I could have handled most of the biggest moments in my life if she hadn't taught me to be the strong woman I'm still trying to be. I owe my life, my strength, my passion, and my heart to this woman. She spent my entire life teaching me the importance of being loving and caring, of following my dreams, of being who I am. I don't think she realizes how much I have learned from watching her as I grew up. I don't think she intended on leaving these specific marks on my brain. But because of her, I have become someone I am proud to be. Through all of my faults and all of my mistakes, I know I wont forget those basic parts of who I am.
From the moment we are born, all we know is our mother. We know the sound of her voice and we feel immediate comfort in her arms. The bond between a mother and her child is one unlike that of any two human beings on earth. For as far back as I can think, all I can remember is my mom and how she always loved me with every bit of her soul.
From day one, all I had was my mom. It was her and me against the world. I've had a few father figures over the years; and though I love them all dearly, none of us shared the same bond I have with my mother. At times, that woman was all I had. In every horrible, scary, dark moment, I knew my mom could help. And even when she was powerless, she did everything she could to help me feel at ease.
My mother is the strongest woman I know. For years, I always thought she was the happiest woman alive. I realize now that wasn't true. But for me as a kid, the most important thing in life was to be happy. I still believe that today; it's just a lot harder to achieve than any 7 year old can understand. So to 7 year old me, she seemed happy. Even as the years flew by I can't recall a time my mom wasn't strong. Through all of my terrifying medical problems, she was always more put together than anyone else in the room. She made me strong.
I don't know how I could have handled most of the biggest moments in my life if she hadn't taught me to be the strong woman I'm still trying to be. I owe my life, my strength, my passion, and my heart to this woman. She spent my entire life teaching me the importance of being loving and caring, of following my dreams, of being who I am. I don't think she realizes how much I have learned from watching her as I grew up. I don't think she intended on leaving these specific marks on my brain. But because of her, I have become someone I am proud to be. Through all of my faults and all of my mistakes, I know I wont forget those basic parts of who I am.
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