I put my mom in a shelter, thinking she was just lazy because she moved slowly, slept too much, and complained about pain. I never asked questions, and we barely spoke. She never told me she had cancer; she only apologized for being a burden. I felt nothing until, eight months later, the shelter called to say she had left something for me. Inside a folder were handwritten notes filled with memories, words of pride, and love I thought she had forgotten. On the last page, she thanked the staff for treating her kindly and asked them to be kind to me when I came. Even in her final days, my mother was thinking of me.
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