's poem

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Dear ,

I hope you enjoyed your Mother's Day. I know how much it means to you,

being a mother. Your poem was to the point and I think everyone enjoyed it. I

always tell my children on their birthdays, that in my eyes they are still my

babies. I can still envision a lot of things that happened to repeat to them,

like the day they were born, etc. their first words or when they took their

first steps. I made a tape for them telling them all about the day of their

birth, after I brought them home, the first time I nursed them and how much I

still loved them. One Christmas I made each of them an album and put pictures

of themselves, their brothers, cousins, school mates. One day my little 2-yr.

old grandson who liked to pour over the pictures brought it to me and said,

" Would you like to see my daddy's pictures when he was a baby? " He was too

young to get the connection, but the book meant something to him even then.

That was a precious moment and I know you have had your share of those moments

with your children. I'm happy for you that you are doing so well in your CML

journey, so that you can look forward to seeing them grow up, graduate, marry

and give you grandchildren.

xoxox

Lottie