By Christopher Brown

By Laura Hancock Casper Star Tribune

Gretchen Wheeler knows her 21-year-old daughter will never be able to drive, marry or have her own children. Katelyn will likely live with her mother “forever,” Wheeler says.

She is willing to accept some of those facts. Her daughter has epilepsy and autism.

What Wheeler can’t accept is Katelyn’s constant seizures.

Via:: Americans for Safe Access