Karime Borja wonders what her son Mateo, who suffered a brain injury at the age of two, would be like: ‘what would you have done if nothing had happened to you?’

A sad, hopeful message shared Karim Borja on their platforms. Head of From house to house wrote a dedication to his son Matthewwho is in a complicated health situation.

Mateo Lapo Borja had an accident in the pool. He drowned and was without vital signs for 15 minutes. At the hospital, doctors managed to revive him, but he has a brain injury that limits him in many activities such as going to school or making friends.

“I will never stop wondering what you would have done at 3 years and 5 months if nothing had happened to you, at school maybe, you could meet all your new relatives, you could go play with your friends, would you like to make videos on tiktok with mom?”, he wrote in his Instagram story.

The Queen of Guayaquil 2018 gave birth in 2019 and always shared videos and photos laughing with her child, something she misses a lot. “What new did you learn, what was your hot word? What would be the thousands of questions about the world you don’t know that you would ask me and I would be happy to answer? Would you like sushi? cancer? You’ve never tried them. What will that hidden ability be? Paint, sing, play football, dance or maybe martial arts,” he said.

“Or maybe you’d like to be like Mario and mom and go to the gym with us, we’d make little weights for you, and Mario would teach you to do push-ups. I’m dying to know what that first time on a plane would be like, your first complete sentences, questioning me, asking me everything and I’d even like to have those tantrums like a kid who thinks he’s cool, what would you be like Mateo? “, he shared.

In March, rims He turned 25 and shared with his followers that it was a difficult process full of changes, but that they are applauded for overcoming obstacles. Although this disease that Mateo suffers from requires constant medical care, she managed to find time for her profession while always keeping an eye on her son.

“I’ll never have an answer and I can’t live in yesterday, although sometimes I let myself go.” I fantasize about what we may never havebut when my heart hurts too much, I prefer to fantasize about that long-awaited awakening and what we can, with God’s blessing, one day have,” he admitted.

Karime dreams of being able to wake up her son one day: “I miss you love, every day, it never hurts less.” I will never understand why, and it will never seem fair to me, but who am I in this world so vast and full of problems to complain? Another mother suffering this pain, you have to be resilient. This is our life, uphill, but only for the two of us, and it hasn’t changed it for anything,” he concluded. (AND)