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Many people have great moms. Mine is a hero.

When I started school teachers discovered I was falling behind very quickly. By 8 I was diagnosed with multiply learning disabilities, by 10 not only could I not read or add, but I was in classes with the mentally challenged kids on the other side of the school. Honestly, I was humiliated.

My mom never gave up on me.

In fact, twice a week she made sure I was going to tutors and learning disabled experts.

And over the next 15 years she fought every day to make sure I could become the man I was destine to be.

She did such a great job that by 26 I was hosting my own talk show on the number one station in Phoenix and I remember reading on the air live one day and saying to myself, "Dude, look at you now! You couldn't even read in front of a classroom and now you're reading live on the air in front of 100,000 people!"

I'm a success because of my mom.

And I couldn't be more thankful and fortunate that I am.

Thank you mom for not only believing in me, but making sure I could believe in myself.

I'm so grateful for you.

You really are a hero!

Todd

May 9, 2008 - 1:06pm

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