Stephen Amayo
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About Me:
I'm the youngest of five boys. My mom was from Ireland and my father is from Nigeria. I haven't seen him in a long time.
About my Loss:
I held my momma's hand when she took her last breath of this life on June 22nd at 1:40am. Only three months after i became a father for the first time to my little heartbeat, Ariana. I miss her everyday, day in and day out. But this is apart of life, losing loved ones. God gave me the honor of taking care of my best friend, to tend to her every need. I wouldn't trade those memories for a million bucks! God has seen me through, and will continue to see my family through. This is HIS promise. He will never leave me, when i hurt, so does HE. When i get lonely and can't stop thinking about her and her arms around me holding me i know she didn't go away forever. She just changed addresses for a bit. I WILL SEE HER AGAIN, EVEN IN HEAVEN THERE IS THE INITIAL FIRST HUG & KISS FROM MY MOMMA I WILL EXPERIENCE. PRAISE JESUS FOREVER AND EVER. But when it gets really tough (which it can get, and i don't have much control over it) i stick on KLOVE...thank GOD for KLOVE!!!

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At 12:38pm on May 18, 2013, Ammy said…

Stephan, I have just been browsing around the site and happened on your page.  I'm so sorry for the loss of your mom.  I admire your love for her, but as a parent we are meant to leave before our children.  I am older and have already lost both my parents, but I am on here because I lost my son.

The bond of mother and child is usually a very close one.  As a mom I would like to say that I think your mom would feel so blessed to know how much you love her, but she would not want you feeling so bad either.  She would want you to be enjoying your little Ariana, and living your life to the fullest.

I am sure you will get there eventually, but it's okay to grieve for as long as you find necessary.  Healing comes slowly, but it does come.

Take care of yourself, and God bless.  

 
 
 

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