Best Advice From My Mother

In life, If you ever feel like giving up, just think of a mother who never gives up.

 In 2009, I was about to take a Class V board exam. My mother was her terminal illness and she was diagnosed with a late-stage brain tumor. I did my first exam on  December 1, 2009, and the day before the exam my mother had a high fever. We all thought it was a normal seasonal fever, and she was taking some basic medications.

 That same night she was very ill, unable to breathe properly, and restless. So,  around 5 am my dad take her to the hospital.  I took the exam the same day and mother knew I was nervous, I'm tense I would not study and screw the exam up,  so she said, "Whenever you miss me, You will read something." 

 This was the last conversation I had with my mother. That morning she died of multiple organ failure. But my father later said her last word was "tell my daughter to go to her exam." 

 In my opinion, this was the best advice I could get from anyone. I read when I was lonely. She is the most beautiful and strongest woman I have ever seen. She experienced many ups and downs in her life and solved all the problems with her smile. I miss her very much, and always do so.

I believe I have an angel watching over me all the time, she is my mother.