A mother's love

My mother, Chao Moua, was a wonderful person with a kind soul. Her mission in life was to be a helpful and positive role model to her five children.

She carried all five of us on her back with just welfare and food stamp money for many years. She taught us everything from how to behave, to being honest and having patience.

She was the type of mom that other moms love, especially when it came to our traditional events. She shows up super early and would leave late, after helped cleaning.

But sadly like most women born in SouthEast Asia, she was anemic. Her being anemic led to kidney failure and for the last 12 years she was on dialysis. As the times came, she had a few close calls with receiving a donated kidney but were never fortunate enough.

New medical issues arises as time went by and in the past year, her health decline drastically and with new issues.

Issues from heart failure, which eventually got her, to diabetes, high and low blood pressure, lung disease, nerve damage, respiratory, throat, mouth, pneumonia, and mental illness.

My mother left us on June 10th and it saddens me even more because it’s only 7 days before my birthday.

My mother’s wish for burial services is to be close to her parents and unfortunately the plots are quite expensive nowadays. That is why we are requesting anyone who can to please donate to us to having sufficient enough funds to make her wishes come true.

Her funeral services is this coming weekend at the:

California Cremation and a Burial Chapel

5880 El Cajon Blvd

san diego, ca.92115

I sincerely want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your generosity.