This is a memorial page for someone very special too me.

Her name was Sharon. She was 40 when she died. It was her birthday in March this year and it was a tough day not to see her turn 41.

She was not biologically my mum. But she was there when I was growing up.

She left me to become an angel on October the 7th.

Dad struggled and is still struggling after her death.

My mum had one brother and one sister. Just like me.

She had two daughters and one son. She had Amy and Rian who have are 20. They will turn 21 in August. Then you had me.

My mum became an angel. Because she had a phobia of hospitals/GP surgeries and would not go to see her GP about an infection. She then developed blood poisoning.

My mum was like my best friend. She was there when I needed her. She cheered me up. She made me feel special. She spoiled me. She taught me skills. She was my mum.

When things came out. You found it hard. But you were stronger than dad. You held dad up and helped him to get through the tough times ahead. I guess you were so busy helping me and being there for me. The infection was not on your mind.

When you turned into an angel it hit us all hard. But most of all it hit dad the hardest. He was not right for a long time. Even though he is getting the help he needs now. He will always miss you just like me, Amy and Rian.

I remember when I got the phone call from dad telling me to get to the hospital quick, because you didn’t have long left, I started crying and dad said there wasn’t anything else they could do. Because you had swelled up and passed out twice and the poison had spread too much. I know when I got the hospital. Dad said you had moved on to a better place. It destroyed me then. My heart had been broken and I remember fainting. When I went in to see you. You did not look the same. You were different. But you were peaceful. I held your hand for a very long time. I kept talking to you hoping you would wake up and you were just having a long sleep. But you never woke up.

We all miss you and we all love you very much. No one will ever replace you.