Eulogy For Mother

My daughter, Kacie, is three years old. She is the light of my world. I would do anything for her as many mothers would. I long to be a stay at home mother but simply can’t afford to be. With my job, as a nurse, I make ends meet and satisfy all the needs of my daughter and myself.
It’s only me and her. My family has all either passed away or are no longer in touch with me. My heart hurts breaks a little everyday as I drop her off to daycare knowing that I’m the only one she has also. My daughter and I have a bond that I wish I could’ve had with my mother but she passed away when I was very young. On days like today I wish I had my mother. I received a letter in the mail from the police department. I sighed as opened the letter as I assumed that it had something to do with my
She told the officers everything her little mind could think of. The officer who interviewed her came out with her soon after that. They had given her a pink sucker, her favorite, for being such a big help. The interviewer told me that she is very mature for her age. She said was very smart and communicated very well for a child as young as she is. I am so proud of my daughter.
After we left the police department we went to the local ice cream shop. On the way there I asked Kacie why she didn’t tell me what she told the officers. She told me that she couldn’t tell me because she didn’t want to worry me or me sad. When we arrived to the ice cream shop she hopped out of her car seat and ran into the ice cream shop we always go to. She ordered the strawberry ice cream she always gets and mine too.
The news was on in the ice cream shop. As we sit there eating our ice cream, the story about the daycare came on the TV. The three people were charged and go to trial. I looked at my daughter as she was eating her ice cream and all I could think was I am so