It's been a month since you passed away, but I still remember how you hold my hand when we are in the hospital. You are one of the strongest people I know, even if I saw your tears, while the nurse was trying her best to insert the apparatus that would help you cough easily. It was so painful to see you that way because that was the first time I saw your tears.
My Father made his way to make the moment light when he laughs the moment he saw that you accidentally spit into my shoulder, but I know both of us felt the heavy feeling. He would always go outside, or he can't even look at you for too long because he would cry. All of us cried because we can't bear to see your sufferings. I know you don't have any idea when you said to my grandma, "Ikaw, ang may kasalanan kung bakit ako nandito", and I want you to know that it is okay, for we understand that you never meant it anyway.
I see my father on you so much. I guess, my father is your replica. He applied all your strategies or techniques that he learned from you. Just like you, he is also a family-oriented person. He and my mom did everything to let me and my brothers finished our studies. Our Titas is doing their best also, to help our cousins reach their dreams.
I admire how you keep your family together. I want to be like you because you always find time to keep your strong relationship with God, by serving in the Church. You made your family be Christ-centered. I pray that you're now happy with God, and please watch over us especially Mama (lola).
Thank you, for making me like I'm home, whenever we visit you. I'll miss the way you pinch my nose. Thank you for reaching out to us, as I have said before, you will always be more than enough. You fought a great battle, it's just your time with God really came.
P.S. Please help me absorb all the things I need to learn in my personality development workshop, which I will blog soon, and please guide me to have a job that is really meant for me.