With Mother's Day coming up this weekend, we have a something special going on this weekend for you lovely readers. So, today I am giving you early Mother's Day wishes. (Now, if you are just now remembering it is Mother's Day here in American this Sunday, I am doing you a favor by giving you time to do something special for a Mother you love.)

Here are my Mother's Day wishes for you:

For those of you who are Moms, I wish you a happy day. I hope you get the adoration you deserve. The solitude you probably crave. The love returned that you so selflessly give to your family.

For those of you who are not yet Moms but hope to be, I wish you luck in your quest to become a Mom. I hope you get that baby you so desperately want. The sleep you will so desperately need. The fertility you are probably praying for.

For those of you who are not Moms and cannot become Moms, I wish you peace. I hope that you have happiness and joy that you cannot even imagine. Laughter that fills the room. Love that will fill your hearts to overflowing.

For those of you who are not Moms and do not want to be Moms, I wish you nights filled with fun and sleep. Friends that are more like family. Fun times that keep you sane. Love that keeps you happy.

For those of you who love a Mom, I wish you understanding in how much she does for you. Compassion in your heart for her when she is worn out. Gratitude for the little things she does that you probably don’t even think twice about.

For those of you who are Moms, but have lost your own Mom, you have a special place in my heart this year as it will be my first year without my own Mom. I wish you peace to get through the day with as few tears as possible. Memories to make you smile. And love from family, friends and children to help you get through this day.

Mostly, I wish all of you women a Happy Mother’s Day. Whether you are a Mom or not, I guarantee there is at least one woman in your life who is like a Mom to you. If not, maybe you are that woman to someone else.

Go tell a Mom you love her. Show her now. You just never know who needs to hear it this year.