Personal Narrative: My Mother

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Being a hero is more than possessing superhuman capabilities or battling villains. True heroes set positive examples through their strong morals and values. As cliché as it may sound, I see my mother as my greatest hero due to her undeviating selflessness and love she expresses. She is the strongest person that I know who exhibits all the qualities of a great leader and overall, hero.
Heroes are thought to be an inspiration to others through their bravery, strength, and tenacity. My mother has exemplified these traits time and time again in countless ways. She is driven, hard working woman and does so to ensure the safety and best interest of her family. She constantly worked long hours without complaint in order to make ends meet. My mother …show more content…

As my role model, she has set examples for me to follow and guide me throughout. Her manifesting positivity is a constant reminder to always focus on the good things in life. She has shown me the importance of being grateful for everything I have. Even through serious health scares or other trying times, she has always remained optimistic, inspiring and me to do the same. Without my mom I would not have had any of the values that she has instilled in me over the years. She has shaped me into the person I am today and I know I can always depend on her to be there for me through my worst times and my best. She is an incredibly patient and understanding woman and I know I can always count on her in a time of need. She is a constant source of support and love in my life and does it all without asking for anything in return. Although I may take it for granted at times, I will forever be appreciative of everything she has sacrificed and the tools she provided in order for me to live a happy, successful life. My mother is the most loving and thoughtful person I have ever met and I could not ask for person to model myself after. As a mother, she takes on the roles of a care giver, nurse, therapist, and countless other titles, but I am most proud to call her my best

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