Honoring Mother's Day as a Motherless Daughter

Mother’s Day can stir up many emotions, especially for those of us who no longer have our mothers here. It’s a day that shines a light on love, loss, and everything in between.

At Morganize It, I often work with women who are not just organizing their homes, but also navigating the layers of grief that come with missing someone so central.Mother’s Day is a reminder that it’s okay to feel a mix of gratitude, sadness, and even joy for the memories we carry.

If you're a motherless daughter this May, know that:

• It's okay to celebrate your mother in your own quiet way. Light a candle, share a story, or simply sit with your memories.

• It's okay to protect your heart. You don't have to attend every event or explanation of the day. Boundaries are a beautiful act of self-care.

• It's okay to honor yourself, too. You are part of your mother's legacy — living proof of her love, her strength, her spirit.

This Mother’s Day, give yourself permission to feel everything — and to create space for healing, just like you create space in your home. You are not alone.

Wishing you peace, gentleness, and moments of comfort.