Oh and I forgot to add

I graduated with honers. I was one of the fastest girls in my high school, captain of the field hockey & soccer team. I graduate in may with my AA and I am quite independent.

Keep the negative assumptions to yourself. In cases like this all you should be able to do is hope and pray the little girl will live.

I know this has nothing to do with the little miracle that is the subject of this article but just wanted to add to the conversation.

before I was born the doctors told my parents I would be mentally handicapped, never be able to walk correctly, will always depend on my family for stability.

20 years later here I am.I know you guys can assume what she will feel later on in life but I know I am so happy some days to know I am alive. I have my ups and downs and I am quite insecure about the daily seizures that I have but none the less I am just a human being like everyone else. My family and my boyfriend love me and tell me everyday.

Keep fighting kimberly I wish you the best.