Logan F. Tells Us About His Mom, and Why She Deserves to Win

As a reminder to all our patients, we are currently holding a Mother's Day contest at Roos Orthodontics, and we are asking patients to write and tell us about the Mom in their life, why she is so great, and why she deserves to win a full orthodontic treatment from Dr. Roos. Take a look at one of our patient's responses below, and submit an entry soon to our Redmond orthodontic office, the contest ends on May 8th! We will be posting additional responses throughout the next few days, so be sure to check back!

I think my mom deserves a free treatment. The reason is because: She has gone through 6 kids with ortho and she has paid so much money, she has been working around the house really hard, she takes us places when ever we need to go somewhere. She has taught me to always try my best, to treat everyone equally, to not give up when things get hard. She tells me to at all times be honest because in the end, lies always hurt more. She instills the importance of family and of doing well at school in me. When I make decisions and she doesn’t always agree with them, she makes sure that I know that she is behind me all the way because she wants me to always be happy.

She has taught me right from wrong and the significance of self-respect. She takes care of our family and loves us very much. She used to do everything, but now our whole family has to help out. She teaches me respect, manners, and has to clean. Then she makes me do my homework. She always asks if I have a lot of homework. If I do, she makes me do all of it before I can go over to my neighbors house to play. She has had problems in her back a lot and this free treatment will make her really happy. There are many people that have had an impact on my life and influenced me in many different ways. My mother, however, has had the biggest impact on my life, and influenced me more than anyone else. She has had an impact on me since the day I was born, and she still does today.

Before I could even talk, I am sure she had an impact on me by the way she took care of me as a baby. My mother has always been a Mormon. That has influenced me throughout my whole life. Even though my mother did not see it, she did have an influence on me throughout my life. As a baby, my mother had an impact on me. I was little, but I know she still did. When I would cry, she would come and see what I needed. She would change my diaper if it needed changed, or she would feed me if that is what I wanted. If there was something else wrong with me, she would definitely find it out. She would not stop trying until I stopped crying.

-Logan F.