Ghanaian lady Shares her Decision to move on after Waiting for 6 Years for her Missing mum to be Found

• An emotional young woman has recently narrated how life has been since her mother went missing
• It has been six years since she last saw her mum, and according to her, life has been full of tears
• She shared her final decision, which is to let go of the pain and live the life her mum would want for her

A young lady has left many emotional as she opens up about her mum going missing some years back.

In her post on Twitter @miss_laryea2 shared that it has been about six years without seeing her mother or knowing her whereabouts.

She intimated that there is no single day that passes by without missing her.

The emotional yet strong young woman said she has decided that moving forward she will stop living in pain and live a life her mother would be proud of.

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She shared that she has come to a realization that there are some things that are beyond control.

"Almost 6 years since my mother went missing and tbh I’m so proud of how I’ve grown. 6 years ago I was consistently crying for days till i finally learnt that there are things that are going to be beyond your control so it’s either you move on or die. I decided to live and love.

I miss her everyday but I’ve learnt so much from this. I’m not going to live in that pain anymore. I’m going to live like she always wanted me to."

Netizens who saw her post had some cheerful words for her.

YEN.com.gh has highlighted a few of the comments below;

@the_drhammond commented:

Awww I don’t really know you but I’m proud of you and I’m sending you a hugFront-facing baby chickHugging faceand so much love

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From @JKpenge:

You can do all things through Christ who strengthens you

@misboxie replied:

I cant imagine how painful that must be/have been. It takes a lot of strength to decide to live fully in spite of it. Well done, and i pray you’re always graced with strength to live and thrive.

From @yg4x100:

You held it down well

@thatemmanuella commented:

you’re doing amazing darlingg

@NuhelaSeidu commented:

Sending you hugs and love

YEN.com.gh earlier reported that they say nothing is as strong as a mother's love and this saying could not be any truer as Rose Wanjiku defied all odds to appear at his son's Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) recruitment for moral support.

The Kirinyaga woman who is also visually impaired did not have bus fare to travel to General Kassam Stadium in Gichugu and she, therefore, left her house at 5.30am to make in time for her Washington Murimi's training.

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Speaking to reporters, Wanjiku said she had to be at the stadium to pray and cheer his son because his dream was to join KDF since way back.

Source: YEN.com.gh