Mother's Day

This is something that I wrote for Facebook, thought I might share with everyone here...maybe for those who are struggling with family, it will give them some encouragement.

Being a transsexual, I, like others in the LGBT community, we have an insight on unconditional love, that love comes from a Mother. For some of us, it is to much to ask for, their Mom's can not transcend their upbringing or their indoctrination from their religions, so unfortunately for some, Love does come with certain conditions.

In my case thankfully my Mom lies somewhere in between, although she has not been able to fully embrace who I am, she does still love me and we do still talk. 

I hope that those less accepting Moms can someday come to terms with themselves and reconnect with their children, because the hurt that a child feels, cast away and alone without the love of their mom is unbearable at times takes its toll on the souls of these children and in a lot of cases ends in tragedy, not to mention what they have to do to survive.

I know for the most part on this Mother's day I am speaking to the choir but ...Love & Cherish Your Mom for who they, for what internal battles they might have fought, because we have tested our Mother's Unconditional Love to the fullest.

I Love My Mom! and Our Mom!