“She is slowly starting to realize what has actually happened the last month” (via toofab)
ever since Brielle's skateboarding accident last month, describing the incident as "the worst experience" of her life -- which saw her child on life support and placed in a coma.
"Bri's speech therapist told us that in the 6 years she has been working, she has never seen a kid recover as fast as Bri has," the relieved mother continued. "I am incredibly grateful for her speedy recovery yet I know we have a long road still ahead of us. This girl is a fighter. She is a warrior. She is going to do amazing things with her life!"
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