“Logistically, I think it will work better than a regular wheelchair. It weighs next to nothing and the instructions say it folds up really easily and really compactly. Plus it has a rack on the back for the caregivers bags and stuff. I hope it works out.”
“It should…Look they are about to close the cabin door, could you put Kevin back on? Thanks for everything Carrie!”
“Have a great trip!…Kevin your mom wants you.”
“Hi…I love you too…I’ll miss you too…bye bye Mommy,” and he hung up a little teary-eyed.
I put my hand on his back and rubbed up and down. “You okay?” I asked.
“Yeah…just give me a second.”
“Sure.” I said as I got up and gave him a little kiss on the top of his head.
