MARY LOU RETTON HOME FROM HOSPITAL TO WORK ON AMAZING RECOVERY!!!

 

Mary Lou Retton home from hospital

 

Mary Lou Retton’s daughter told the world that her mother is home from the hospital after battling to stay alive for weeks.

 

McKenna Kelley said:

“Mom is HOME & in recovery mode. We still have a long road of recover ahead up, but baby steps.”

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