Descriptive Paragraph of Mrs. Brown

Mrs. Brown is a loving mother of seventeen children. She gave birth to sixteen healthy children, and one, she noticed was not like her other children. The doctors told her that Christy was not normal and that he had cerebral palsy. The doctors said to not treat him like any of her normal children and not to get attached. Being the loyal mother that she was, she refused to take the doctors' advice and she loved Christy like any other child she gave birth to. Mrs. Brown believed that he would get better and that he wasn't a vegetable. She said that his body might be crippled, but his mind was not and that he could think. Mrs. Brown, a strong-willed mother, took care of Christy and believed that he was making progress in getting better. A couple years went by, and there was no significant sign of her belief of Christy's condition getting better. The patient Mrs. Brown stuck to her word and wouldn't give up on Christy, despite what her friends and the doctors were saying. Mrs. Brown is a reliable mother whose waiting paid off. Christy showed a sign of him being able to understand, because he drew an 'A'. Mrs. Brown's belief paid off and she knew that Christy was able to do things. Without her being dedicated to her word Christy wouldn't of done the things he did. Because of Mrs. Brown that was possible. She is a reliable mother and a really good person.