It was a lovely situation to walk into after an unbelievably long day. However last night I realized something about myself. I have a "mom mode" that somehow switches on whenever someone close to me is hurting, physically and emotionally. For example, last night I became instantly concerned with how Melissa was doing. I felt the need to feel her forehead, check her temperature, and made sure she was drinking enough fluids. Normally, I'll be honest, sick people freak me out. In this case however I was so worried about my roommate being miserable that I just had to take care of her. Even now I find myself texting my other roommates to make sure Melissa is resting and drinking water. I was overwhelmed at first, I didn't realize that I had this side of me, but luckily my roommate Mandy's mom mode had switched on before mine and she was quick to put me to work helping Melissa. I was suprised that we both had this within us, when our other roommates didn't seem to have it at all.
Now that I know I can do this, there is no limit to what I can do! Huzzah! It's such an empowering feeling to know I have this ability within me.
3 comments:
I could have told you that you have a mom mode :D. hehehe that is one thing I LOVE about you!
P.S. I love that you chose Arthur's mom as your picture. "Cause I was JEKYLL JEKYLL HYDE JEKYLL HYDE HYDE JEKYLL." That is a classic
Thats awesome! I don't have kids but when my puppy Howie threw up yesterday I think my "mom mode" switch went on too. I think it's awesome to be like that... people like people who care!
Ouch. Well, I'm glad you feel that way, that is very cool! Especially with the career you're looking into. You are great. :)
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