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by Grojan Fabiola, Gro

When looking for the perfect mother's day gift for you mom, it can be hard to find something that isn't overly gaudy or too cheap looking. Because your mother has taken time and effort to raise you to become an amazing person, shouldn't she have the best and most beautiful jewelry? Shouldn't your gift to her on mother's day say how much you truly appreciate everything she has ever done for you, and no matter what you do, there is now way to repay her giving?

If you feel that your mother truly does deserve the best on her special day, then you should consider getting her a set of titanium rings. Unlike regular gold or silver rings, titanium rings have a look that state a classic, sophisticated and simple air that allows your mother to wear the rings regardless to just about any occasion, whether it be a simple lunch at a cafe with friends, or if she is going to a formal opera with your father. At either occasion your mother will be able to wear the ring you have given her and be able to appreciate the beauty of your gift.

If you think that your mother has had more than enough rings, but you still want to give her something that sparkles just like her personality and spirit, then a titanium necklace may be something that you could be interested in buying her. Mother's truly appreciate it when their children remember them, but when they are given a gift as beautiful and priceless as a titanium necklace, they realize how much their children want to show how much they love their mother. When we were young, we were able to give our mothers simple notes stating how much we appreciated her and everything she ever did for us, but now as adults, we want to show her that she is worth more than words.

Are you spending this Mother's Day wondering if you are, in fact, a mother? 900,000-1 million women in the U.S. alone face this question every year after suffering pregnancy loss. “For women who experience a miscarriage during their first pregnancy, the question of motherhood is an even greater one,” says Lisa Church of HopeXchange, a company dedicated to the support of women and their families facing pregnancy loss.

Mother's Day is the most difficult holiday a woman must face after pregnancy loss. A time that was supposed to be a celebration of a new life and a new motherhood becomes a time of sadness and grief. Church's book, Hope is Like the Sun: Finding Hope and Healing After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Death, encourages women to use the holiday to remember their babies, rather than making it a dreaded event to endure each year. “Nothing will lesson the pain of Mother's Day, but with some planning you can make sure the day has meaning for you,” says Church. Here are some tips from the book that can help:

- You Are a Mother.

The best gift you can give yourself on Mother's Day is the acknowledgement that you are a mother. You may not have a baby to hold in your arms, but you do have one in your heart.

- Let Your Family Know What You Need.

If you feel uncomfortable being recognized as a mother at a banquet or other function, substitute an activity you would feel good about. If you would rather not receive or wear a flower, then wear an item that helps you to connect with your baby, such as a piece of jewelry that includes the baby's birthstone.

- Remember Your Baby.

Mother's Day can be a great time for a husband and wife to talk about their baby and what the baby meant to them. Take a walk, have a quiet dinner, or just set aside some time to remember your baby together.

- Decide Ahead of Time.

The way you chose to spend Mother's Day should be your decision- and one you make ahead of time. Setting time aside to remember and talk about your baby will make you “feel” more like a mom on the very day designed to do that. Church also reminds women that their spouses may experience similar feelings on Father's Day, “so be sure to ask how he would like to spend the day.”

Hope is Like the Sun: Finding Hope and Healing After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant Death is available online at HopeXchange.com, Amazon.com and Barnes&Noble.com or by calling HopeXchange Publishing at 757-826-2162.

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