I’d like to imagine this is how you’re watching over me now. My Ma, Alma Gordon, passed on the morning of September 29th. The last thing I want to be on at the moment is the internet but the thing I want most is to celebrate her in any and every way possible. I’m not sure I’ll ever find the words to express the love I have for my Ma or or for the loss I feel - and have yet to feel. Thank you to everyone who has shown up for me and my family - family & beyond. I don’t know what I did to deserve friends who feel like family but am soaking up all of the support. It brings immense comfort to know the love others had for my Ma. Tomorrow is World MSA Awareness day - the disease my mom was diagnosed with in 2019 and so valiantly fought. I am going to link the organization in my bio as an option to support in my Ma’s honor. I also plan to donate many of my moms aids to others who are disabled or struggling with MSA. My biggest wish, other than to still have my Ma here, is to have met her and caretaking with more compassion and to have told her more how much I loved and appreciated everything she did for me. I urge others to say what they feel and not leave things unsaid... My friends say that one of the ways I can best honor you is by taking care of myself. I promise to take care of myself and carry on. I promise to continue your work and hold you with me always. The most selfless person I’ve ever known. A great Sonsksq and leader who only wanted the best for our tribe and community. I know you’re not struggling anymore and are being reunited with Grandma and Grandpa. I love you, Ma ♥️ I’ll miss you everyday until I see you again. Love your daughter, Kara