In a poignant scene, she and her husband visit their son's grave. She is at the foot of his stone, laying down in the grass and staring upwards.
It takes me a moment to process it. I think about how sad it must be to lose a child. And then I remember a split second later that I know how it feels.
I wear so many hats during the day. Mom, sister, wife and daughter. There are times where I forget who I am. Who I have been. And I don't get nearly enough time to think about who I want to be. There are diapers to change, tears to wipe and Legos to step over.