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    The writer is grieving the loss of their mother and expresses how difficult it is to accept that she is gone. They fondly remember good times spent talking with their mother and feel sadness knowing they can no longer see or hug her. While struggling with the mother's absence, the writer finds comfort knowing their mother is at peace and will always be remembered with love.

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    The writer is grieving the loss of their mother and expresses how difficult it is to accept that she is gone. They fondly remember good times spent talking with their mother and feel sadness knowing they can no longer see or hug her. While struggling with the mother's absence, the writer finds comfort knowing their mother is at peace and will always be remembered with love.

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    The writer is grieving the loss of their mother and expresses how difficult it is to accept that she is gone. They fondly remember good times spent talking with their mother and feel sadness knowing they can no longer see or hug her. While struggling with the mother's absence, the writer finds comfort knowing their mother is at peace and will always be remembered with love.

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    Dearest Mom

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    The writer is grieving the loss of their mother and expresses how difficult it is to accept that she is gone. They fondly remember good times spent talking with their mother and feel sadness knowing they can no longer see or hug her. While struggling with the mother's absence, the writer finds comfort knowing their mother is at peace and will always be remembered with love.

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    Dearest Mom

    Andrea Sauceda

    11th grade
    That moment when you died was the worst moment
    of me.

    A part of me left with you and I will never return I


    still do not assimilate that you already left. I always
    think of you but that is nothing that we do not know,
    I even think in silence so that no one realizes that I
    am no longer the same without you.

    Now I only keep those good moments that we had


    and that you never left me. Remembering you is the
    easiest thing because I always do it, the hardest thing
    is to miss you and know that I don't have you
    physically.

    If only I could sit down and talk to you again, you


    always came to my room or I went to yours so we
    could talk since I always told you everything, you
    would always mean everything to me.

    The fact that you are no longer will always make me


    sad.
    God saw that you were already tired so he threw his
    hands at you and told you that it was your time and
    to let yourself go.

    You don't deserve anything for what you went


    through and that's why he gave you to rest.

    I could not see you before you left and I did my best
    to see you even in your last moment but as it is
    protocol not to enter the covid I could not but
    someone else did and let you know every second that
    I love you and that I will love you eternally.

    I'm glad that in your last I was in your mind and in


    your heart when you always asked about me and
    when you called me telling me that it was really
    difficult, Mom, I'm very sorry for everything you
    went through in that place.
    During these months I have cried a lot to see you and
    hug you again but I tell you, Mommy, I appreciate
    all the things you taught me and I thank you for
    everything that you scolded me since you did it for
    my good.

    You will always be my queen and the most beautiful


    red rose since you loved those roses so much.

    Every time it is more difficult to be without you and


    to be without your hugs but I have to understand
    that you are no longer physically but always in my
    heart.

    I ask God to give me strength to be able to pass this


    great loss.

    Mom, I love you and I will always and I know we'll


    see each other again soon.

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