A mother’s love never dies
By Bill Plaschke, Los Angeles Times
Her son is Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan who was attacked in a Dodger Stadium parking lot. As he lies in a coma, his chance of survival ‘slim,’ she wants him to know she’ll be his mother forever.
Every day, she talks to her son.
Doctors give him little chance, the public no longer pays much attention, but nearly every day for more than a month, the mother arrives at the cramped ICU room at County-USC Medical Center to talk to her comatose son.
He is Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan who suffered a serious brain injury when he was attacked in the Dodger Stadium parking lot on opening day.
She is Ann Stow, and she wants him to know that she will be his mother forever.
“We’re here, little man!” she says when she walks into the room.
Bryan is 42, and other family members chuckle, but Mom is insistent.
“He will always be my little man,” she says.
Just tragic.