The Best Thing God Ever Gave Me

 Project in I.C.T

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Being a woman is not just about being a wife and a mother. Before they become these stereotypes, they are a person, a normal human being with their own dreams, their own plans. They lived to pursue their dreams. As they’re in this process, they get to face a lot of struggles, problems that would make a strong woman. Someone that the younger generation can look up to.

But no matter what the society says, we all know that the woman who brought us in this world, the one who carried us in their womb for 9 months, the one who raised and cared for us since the day we were born. That is our mother. Whether married or a single mom, they always find a way to raise us to be the best version of ourselves, they always find a way to sustain our needs, work here and there just for us to finish school.

There are many women that displayed a picture of being a strong woman in my community during the pandemic of COVID-19. First, we have the former mayor of Vigan City, Eva Marie S. Medina, she continued to work for the people, give them their needs and maintained a peaceful and happy environment. Second, are the teachers that still continued to work during the last few years. In the 6^th barangay of Vigan City, we have the nursery teacher Mrs. Caroline B. Gascon, just like other teachers, she did her best to teach the children in the barangay despite the struggles we were facing. Third and lastly, the women inside our households, our mothers and grandmothers, to my single mom who worked hard abroad despite everything, she still managed to give me my needs and wants, and to my grandmother who still finds a way to earn extra money for her grandchildren.

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My Grandmother

What we faced during the pandemic might’ve been hard for us but it is truly harder for all the working women that stood strong all the way through. We might’ve never noticed but our mothers never really show us their feelings of sadness. They hide it because that can give us a thought that she’s just doing fine and they don’t need our help. Just to see their child be happy with a secured future, they’ll endure everything until they can’t anymore. That’s when the time comes, when we are old enough and we already achieved what our parents, our mothers worked hard for, that will be the time when we become the new generation of strong women and we can successfully show this by taking care of our hardworking mother.

My mother is the strongest woman in my life. The hero of my life. She’s the best thing that God have ever given to me.

 

My Mother <3