What does stroke recovery look like through the eyes of a child and spouse? 🧠💙

In “More Time,” Trent Peterson sits down with his wife, Amber, and their son, River, for an honest family conversation about stroke recovery, caregiving, faith, and the lessons they have learned together.

River was six, turning seven, when Trent’s stroke suddenly changed their family’s life. Now, two years later, he shares what he remembers about the hospital, watching his dad relearn everyday abilities, and helping other survivors through the Broken Road Project.

In this episode:

🧠 River shares a child’s view of stroke 🏥 The family remembers the hospital and rehabilitation journey 💙 Amber discusses caregiving, patience, and grace 🙏 The Petersons explain how faith carried their family 🤝 River shares his growing role in helping other survivors ⏳ Trent reflects on learning that his family needed more time—not more things

Recovery affects the entire family. It can be difficult, unpredictable, and lifelong—but hope, community, and meaningful progress remain possible.

If this conversation could help another survivor, caregiver, spouse, or child, please share it with them. 💙

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