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Mark Evans reflects on his sister's near-death experience and recovery, exploring how a devastating event shifted his family's perspective on what happens to us versus what happens for us.
Mark Evans reflects on his sister's near-death experience and recovery, exploring how a devastating event shifted his family's perspective on what happens to us versus what happens for us.
My sister's at home. She won't be at the turkey bowl. She's not very mobile right now. But we have some cool things in life that happened to us, actually happened for us. I believe my sister is going to come out of this and an amazing new person, different person. She's had life literally flashed before her eyes for the last 94 days. She was pretty much dead about 90 days ago, and we went up there to say goodbye to her. And today she's living and it's been a journey. My parents have been keeping their feet moving. It's not always easy. It's very rarely easy. But she's here with us and we're excited to see where it goes. I'm very excited for her future.
