Hi everyone I'm here to talk about my experience as a mother. I was asking myself what I understand by the word mother, a woman many be considered a mother by virtue of given birth or by rising a child.being a mother is not an easy thing and they are challenges of being a mother.
I can remember the time I convinced,it wasn't easy for me at all, I noticed some changes in my body and some symptoms of pregnancy. At the early stage of my pregnancy I was vomiting and feeling dizzy as well. I got sick I went to the hospital for check up after
The examination the doctor give me some medication. The doctor gave me time for my next visit.
I went to church for prayers for save delivery. During that time I love going to church and engaging myself with some church activities, during praise section I will dance despite my big bom I will dance and sing.
My next visit to the hospital i did some exercise and take some medication as well.
I went shopping for my baby, I bought so many things like baby clothes, dipper , baby bath tub, water flasks and so many other things. At the ninth month of the pregnancy my hole body changed I started having sallowing feet and Even my face changed.at the due time it was as if that I want to die, I started feeling pains from my waste at a time my water broke, few minutes later I gave birth to a bouncing baby girl, I was the most happiest person on earth that day, I started praising God, calling him different names for save delivery. It was like a dream to me seeing a beautiful baby laying beside me, she is my lucky sham, my joy and my best friend. I named her bethel because I was always in the house if God.
I started expressing the life of a mother, it wasn't easy the sleepless night and the care. I was happy seeing my baby growing and was bouncing as well. Now I understand what mother's pass through to take care of a child.
Mother's care and protect their children with they live, a mother can not eat in other for the child to eat.
Being a mother make me strong, magnificent, outstanding, tender, honourable, extraordinary, and remarkable. To all the mother's out there I respect u.
