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| You loved her for the |
| bedtime stories and sweet lullabies. |
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| And the way she folded your favorite t-shirts, |
| laying them neatly on your bed. |
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| You loved her for making your |
| grilled cheese exactly the way you like it. |
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| And for the snacks she packed |
| for you before the big game. |
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| You loved her for dropping you off and |
| picking you up, careful not to embarrass you. |
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| And then offering you lessons and the keys to the car, |
| giving you a little more independence. |
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| You loved her when she cried |
| as she said goodbye to you at college. |
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| And for the care packages that she sent |
| when you were feeling a little homesick. |
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| You loved her, and always will, for these reasons and more. |
| But most importantly, you loved her |
| for just being there, especially when |
| you needed her most. |
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| At RMHC, we help give children fighting illness |
| or injury some of the best medicine of all, Mom. |
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