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Sunday, October 17, 2010

Sometimes a girl just needs her Mom

You know, sometimes a girl just needs her Mom.  Just to be there.  Just to be.

After my Mom died, there would be times when things would come up that would be troubling me that I would miss her SOOO much.  Times when hubby and I would fight.  Times when things might not be working out with a friend.  And it was then that I would miss her.

It used to puzzle me that I missed her during these times.  The reason it puzzled me is, because I almost NEVER EVER would go to her for advice about those things.  I wouldn't normally tell her about any of my troubles really.  We were a close family, but my Mom wasn't my best friend in those ways.

But what I JUST realized, what I JUST figured out, is that although I didn't TALK to her about the issues, although I didn't ask her opinion, or advice on what to do, I always went to her. I would either call her for no reason, or I would just go over and sit on the couch and hang out and talk about little things.

But here's the comforting part whether I was talking to her on the phone, or sitting in front of her, she was my Mom and she KNEW I was upset.  And I knew she knew.  And she knew, I knew, she knew I was upset.  And she knew not to ask my why, or what was up.  She just talked.  And I knew she loved me, and although I either figured out my issues on my own, or I went to a friend for advice, I still always just got so much comfort that she was THERE for me to go and hangout with- and THAT was comfort.

1 comments:

Lexy said...

I completely understand! My mom passed in August 2009 and I am lost. She was the one person in my world that I knew had my back no matter what! I think the comfort comes from early on in life. You know when you fall off of your bike she will be there or you can go home to her and she will fix your boo boo. Now she is not there and let me just say, boo boos seem so much more terrible. I still catch myself wanting to call or driving towards her house. I have a daughter of my own who is almost 3 and she asks me about her Gimmi (my mom) alot and it is so hard to even know where to start to explain why she can not go see her. I have found myself in a slump with out her but I am trying so hard to get out of it for my baby girl. To read your blog helped me to see I will be ok.
Thanks