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Scoliosis


Who knew a curvature of the spine could be such a burden

Who knew my future could be so uncertain

Who knew I could shed so many tears

Who knew brace therapy would continue for years

 

 

I now know how strong I can be

I now know the importance of perseverance and responsibility

I now know friends and family mean everything 

I now know I still wouldn't change a thing

 

Because I wouldn't be who I am today

Without scoliosis 

Without my mentor

 

 

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