Ten years ago, Sean Carter was a student at university. One night, he was 1 in a car with a friend who had been drinking. They crashed and Sean was left in a wheelchair 2 a brain injury. He's been unable to walk or talk and his mom, Jenny, has been 3 him .
"What were you feeling 4you found out I had been in a car accident?" Sean asks his mom. Sean speaks by using his finger to 5 words onto an iPad. Those words are then translated into audio. "I was shocked," Jenny says. "It was just so hard seeing your child's 6 body in a bed for so long. You couldn't do anything for two years. "
Over the years, Sean has become more independent, though he says he's not yet ready to do everything alone. "It's7living with your mom when you're 32 years old," Jenny says, while Sean laughs and replies, "Hell yeah!"
Jenny, 63, then asks her son ,"If this was our last 8, what would you want to say?"
"Let me 9 you right there," Sean tells his mom. "I know you will be here for many years to come. "But I want you to know how 10 I am for what you have done for me. You gave up your life to give me a life. "
"Yeah. But it's OK," Jenny responds. "11 is really the value goods that we have, and if you can 12 time with somebody else, that's probably the most important thing you can do for someone. It's the only thing that 13. "
Sean replies, "I don't say this enough. You're the picture of unconditional14. I admire your15 to be the best mom you can be, and you do a fine job. I love you beyond the moon and back. "
