Are we really showing enough gratitude on Mother's Day? Let's delve into the reality behind the celebrations!
Mother's Day is a special occasion dedicated to honouring the incredible mothers in our lives. However, there's a lingering issue with this heartfelt day โ the concentration of gratitude into a mere 24-hour period. Shouldn't we be appreciating and acknowledging the important people in our lives more consistently throughout the year?
Lisa Owen, a devoted mother from Cardiff, exemplifies the unending dedication mothers have. From giving birth to her daughter Rori in September 2022 to continuing her unwavering commitment to her responsibilities, Lisa's story sheds light on the resilience and love that mothers embody.
Despite the sweet gestures like receiving flowers and breakfast in bed on Mother's Day, some argue that it's just a mere excuse for family members to temporarily make up for the rest of the year's lack of appreciation. Are these fleeting acts of kindness enough to make up for the 364.5 days of neglect?
For individuals like the author, who lost their mum before their own baby was born, Mother's Day takes on a deeper meaning. It's a time of reflection on the absence of a mother's presence during pivotal moments. The author's experience highlights the emotional complexity that surrounds Mother's Day for those who have lost their mothers.
In conclusion, Mother's Day serves as a reminder to cherish and celebrate the mothers in our lives every day, not just on a designated date. Let's strive to express our gratitude consistently and make every day a Mother's Day to truly honour the remarkable women who shape our lives.
It's a shame that we pile all of our gratitude in a single 24-hour period โ the important people in our lives deserve better than that.
In September 2022, Lisa gave birth to her daughter Rori and since then has continued her fantastic commitment to the Club. The defender, along with her ...
Getting us flowers and having the kids make breakfast doesn't mean you can ignore the 364.5 days you do nothing for us.
Last year with a newborn, deep in leaky nappies and 3am searches for average breast milk volumes, I asked 'what for?' when my husband said he needed to buy a ...