Oh my, I too walk in those shoes. But, let's face it-all of our circumstances are different. If my children were young, and I had to work to survive, I don't know if I could do things the way I am doing them. Yes, I am here-walking the walk, talking the talk...and only know that I can do this because of many factors, some that Koo doesn't have a choice about. If anything I feel such sadness for her and her son. Brain injury is so tragic it steals so much. I applaud Koo for her honesty. She is young, her son is young, her marriage is young. She has so much to deal with. I don't think she is giving up on him-I think she has to survive and make a life for her and her son. My husband is at home with me, and I have a great deal of help. I could not do this alone, and try to raise children. I live with the struggles daily. I am greatful for today, but I never know what will be my tomorrow. Lighten up, you chose your path, I chose mine-let her choose her own. I have been following Koo and Chris for a long time, and only as an observer-but I just had to comment. Each person's circumstances are as different as each brain injury.