Fo Sho and Mother’s Day
Fo Sho and Mother's Day
This Mother’s Day, we want to share the powerful lessons and love we’ve received from the women who raised us❤️
Thomas Waqairawai shares that growing up around his mother, sisters, and aunties taught him that strength is more than just physical. It’s emotional, mental, and spiritual strength. Watching his mother raise 12 children showed him the true meaning of resilience and unconditional love.
“Mothers hold their children’s hands for a while, but their hearts forever.” — Nitya Prakash
Caleb Heatley shares that his mum taught him how to make something out of nothing, to be resourceful. Her creativity and self-sufficiency inspired him to always “make it work.” She showed him that if you truly love something and work hard for it, it will flourish, a lesson he hopes to pass down to his sons one day.
Anasa Seruvatu shares that his mother still messages him constantly, reminding him to always put God first and lead with love. She continues to be his number one supporter and biggest fan. He also acknowledges the many women in his life who have guided and shaped the man he is today.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing mums, grandmothers, aunties, and mother figures. Vinaka Vakalevu for your strength, sacrifice, and endless love