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Mom, Stroke Survivor.


She was so strong. 

She was suppose to die twice.

She had us crying everyday.

After her accident, I never took life for granted.

 

She was so strong.

She never gave up. 

She made us proud of her progess.

After her accident, I never took life for granted.

 

She was so strong.

She got through it. 

She finally came home after 153 days.

After her accident, I never took life for granted.

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