In my "Poems" book, I wrote a Mother's Day poem dedicated to the "moms" in my life. No one person has always given me that unconditional love, but I know that those who gave it have always worked hard to be able to. Not all the people I have felt that love from was a mother by technical definition, but all have helped to teach me how to show the love I feel in my heart, to give it to those who need it, who want it, who hope for it.
Not everyone is so blessed. To those who fall in that category, know that the mom(s) in your life don't have to be the one who gave birth to you. They don't have to be old (or young) enough to be your mom. Heck, they don't even have to be female.
( It might be just me, but I've always felt that the love of a mother, and the love of a father, sibling, friend (or more) , while similar are inherently different. They've felt so to me at least. )
For those that fall into a similar category as me - dont be afraid to offer to others what has been given to you - a helping hand, a listening ear, a shoulder to cry on, a warm hug, a "get well soon", "be safe", "welcome back". However you have learned to say that you are here to offer help in whatever capacity you are able to give, don't be afraid of offering.
Hugs from me to you,
Happy Mothers' Day!!
~Pixie