I believe in my mom. Throughout life, I've been through alot with my mom, both the good and the rough times. But through it all, I've been able to hold my head high because of her. Since the day I was born, she has always been by my side. She’s gone from teaching me how to take my first steps, to guiding me on how to be able to grow into a successful grown man. Often, I feel in debt to my mother for all she's done, and also feel I owe it to her to be better, for example, getting better grades in school. I believe that I represent my mother’s American Dream, as she was not able to live it herself. As I am progressing this step to becoming a man I am thankful for my mom. Throughout every step of the way she has been able to answer my questions about life in general. I look up to my mom as she is a strong woman that has been through alot in her life. My mom came from Mexico, leaving her family and everything she owned …show more content…
Let me tell you she did a great job and it went on for a while. That is until I entered middle school, I was starting to mature and understand more as I was seeing things in a different point of view. I no longer found the things I used to find interesting. About 7th going into 8th grade I started to realize my mom worked hard and long hours for a check that wasn't worth it. But I mean there was nothing she could've done as she was not a U.S citizen. That job was the only job that would allow her to feed us. Yes, she could've gone back and came back the right way, but I mean it was possible for her not to be back with us from one to ten years to wait for a legal citizenship. I myself was not willing to live up to ten years without the woman that gave me life. Who loved me from the start without her I don't know where I would be right
And it’s all thanks to my mother that I turned out the way I did. I wouldn’t have survived my younger years, both physically and mentally without her unwavering support and love. These situations have taught me more than I would have thought as a child. Even with the absence of a father for virtually all of my life, I would be confident in my abilities to provide everything I could to my children. I know from experience what is missing when there’s no father figure, and I would put my all into giving them everything that was missing from my life.
Because she always motivate me to go follow and fight for what I want. I believe that be who are I’m today is such as great inspiration because I wasn’t born here and I almost graduate from college and I have the best family and education value that one can have in this life. For example, I have to take CAT-W test and I feel so disappointment about myself because I already take three times and I fail. But my mom tells me that she knows how I’m and who I want to be in the future that never stop look for my dreams and she always going to be there for me. I think that we you know yourself even when people tell you that you cant do you still be there try to reach your goals
I will start off by talking about my amazing mother and how she helped me out in the long run. My mother taught me to never rely on anyone that I can do whatever I set my mind to. She also told me that life is full of mistakes, and I would always learn from them. She taught me how to cook so if you ever want something to eat you know who to come to.
On a mother’s day it is only fitting to consider the example of this godly mother taken from the pages of the book of Exodus Join me as we together look at this godly mom • She was a godly woman God had great plans for Moses, and when he was looking for someone to help fulfill His plans, who did He choose? He committed him to his own mother. Moses' parents were individuals who were true to God at a time when many of their contemporaries were turning away from Jehovah These are the kind of women whom God can use to produce men that He can use.
The most impactful individual in my life is my mother, Samantha Jarvis, and that is because, she is the one person I know will always be there for me and guide me when I need help. Its safe to say that I would not exist without her (and my dad) and while that is physically true, I also believe that I would not the person I am today without her. My mom has always encouraged me, even from a young age, to chase my passion for learning and find the answers to my questions. She is the one, I get most of morals, ideals, and work ethic from. My mom is one of those people who give a lot and expect nothing in return. She has been the sole provider of my family for the past 18 years due to my father having a broken back and being unable to work. She also the one that does the cleaning around the house, runs errands around town, takes time off work or skips lunch to take me or my sibling to therapy or, to the doctor’s office, and just about everything else.
When my mother arrived in Paterson, she hated it and thought it was so ugly and even cried to go back to Mexico. After six months my mother was able to go back to Mexico to get her green card, which showed that she was a legal citizen of America. My mother’s main priority was about making sure to go to school and get an education. She was able to go to Kennedy High School but hated it since she only spoke Spanish and couldn’t understand anything. The only thing she was able to truly excel in was in Mathematics which she really loved. She was able to have classes taught to her in Spanish as she got accustomed to English. For my mother, learning English was the hardest thing she ever had to and it was very stressful for her learning English in high school. When my mother came to America she had dreamed of having a better life, becoming a teacher, being able to study, be reunited with her parents but she realized she wouldn’t be able to have that dream
I’ve seen my mother struggle, but smile through it all. She remained faithful and believed that God would work all things out for her. The amount my faith my mother possesses is amazing, and she has always instilled a sense of religion and spirituality into me and my brother’s lives. The things she have sacrificed for us is unbelievable and I have no choice but to be thankful. She has always stressed the importance of doing unto others as you would have them do unto you, education, hard work, and perseverance. Along with our struggles were some fun times. We would do little shopping errands on weekends at Target and maybe the mall sometimes. She made birthdays and Christmas worth it every year. For our birthdays, my mom made sure we always at least had a cake or cupcakes if we had nothing else. And on Christmas day, she never promised us what we asked for, but somehow she always made sure we had exactly what we asked for and more. I admire my mom for this because she never set us up for a disappointment or a “let down,” and we learned the true meaning of Christmas. My little brother, who is now 17, is a handful. He has always been a character and can definitely get a laugh out of you. Being a big sister, I had to care for my brother at times when we were younger because my mom had to work. This helped surface my independence and reliability. He has helped me become more responsible for my actions and
My step mom taught me how to read and write, when I first came to America at 9 years old I couldn't read, I couldn't even write out my own name, but she took time off and taught me how to read and write. She also sacrificed things in life for me to get where I am in life, and although I'm not her own child she loved me like her own child. She has not only sacrificed things for my well being but for her family's well being, like our house we moved into this past June, she sacrificed almost everything so that we can each have our own room and so we don't have to be bumping into each other every time we would turn around. We were 5 people living in a 2 bedroom apartment, and now we're 5 people living in a 4 bedroom apartment. I know that I can be ungrateful at times to what I want in life and I'm very hard headed, but I love my step mom with all my heart and I'm forever grateful for everything she did and everything she continues to do for me and this
She also was on the school board at my grade school, was politically active, and was active in our church. Seeing her stand up to error in public situations gave me the strength to do the same. Sadly, I had to fight error in my high school history class. I disputed my religion teacher's position concerning the civil rights movement (just one of many discussions we had that year). But without Mom's example, I would have been silent like the other kids.
My mother is my hero because she has taught me to treat others with compassion, thoughtfulness, and generosity. She taught me that those values were important in the best way, by living her own life according to them. She didn’t just tell me about values she felt were important, she lived by them. I have always admired my mother and felt so blessed to have her in my life. I know I am a better person for having her for a mother.
I see her as a failure because of the life she has lived, she has struggled to get by since as long as I can remember and she still is to this day. She has no assets and probably doesn’t have a job as of now. My brother’s and I see her as the wrong type of parent, but I see her as a role model because she always found a way to get food for my younger brother and me, she always found a way to have a roof over my head, she always tried to provide even if she wasn’t doing the best job. My brother on the other hand is my role model, I want to be like him someday or at least be successful as him. He busted his tail to be where he is today and without him, I probably wouldn’t be here writing this essay right now. He is a great parent, he may struggle a little here and there but its more so because of the correct decisions he has made such as buying a house, buying a new truck, having kids, buying stocks and stuff like that. He is one of the strongest people I know as well as one of the most responsible and smartest people I know. While my mom may lack the role of being responsible she is strong and tried her best while raising
My mother has taught me so much over the past twenty-seven years and not until now did I realize that my great qualities that I have as a leader, my mother is the person to thank for all of these qualities.
thankful for that. My mother and I have become closer than ever and we have a very
Whenever I am faced with a problem and have to make a decision, I know that my mother will be behind me one-hundred percent no matter what avenue I choose to travel down is. It is a great feeling to know that someone is always going to support me in anything I choose to do. It alleviates much of the stress that comes along with making decisions. For example, when I could not make a decision and choose which college I was going to, a community college or a university, my mother reassured me that she would be happy with the choice I made, as long as it made me happy. Having my mother tell me that alleviated much of the pressure I felt to pick a college. I did not want to disappoint her, and knowing that I would not, made the decision a lot easier. ...
Growing up without a father and being raised by an independent, strong woman had made me thankful for the obstacles and hurdles I overcame to realize my full potential as a young man. Watching my mother work through raising two kids alone for over 17 years has been my primary incentive to work harder, stand taller, and love better than I ever could have on my own