A “super mom” isn’t perfect, it’s not about doing everything without struggle. It’s about carrying responsibility, even when you’re tired.
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It’s seeing my children grow into their own people and realizing that the values, lessons, and love I gave them are showing up in how they treat others, how they handle challenges, and how they see themselves. Being a “super mom” means wearing a lot of hats—and wearing them with purpose. I’m a mom of two daughters, a grandma to three amazing boys, a Student Resource Officer, and a D.A.R.E. teacher.
What is the biggest lesson motherhood has taught you?When you’re doing it on your own, and being a young single mother, there’s no passing things off when you’re tired or overwhelmed. I learned how to push through, make decisions on my own, and carry responsibilities that would normally be shared. Over time, that builds a kind of strength that isn’t just about surviving, it was about leading my family with confidence with God on my side.
What would you do with $20,000?I would literally take my family to Universal Studios in Orlando Florida. My grand boys been talking about Universal Studios since they saw Jurassic Park.
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