Cooper Roberts, the 8-year-old boy paralyzed at the Highland Park mass shooting, went outside for the first time, his family said.
Cooper Roberts, an 8-year-old boy paralyzed from the waist down after being wounded at the Fourth of July parade shooting in Highland Park, has been released from pediatric intensive care after almost a month of a turbulent recovery. In the first photo taken of and shared of Cooper following the massacre, he is seen smiling and hugging the family dog while sitting in his wheelchair.
“Please keep following along and praying for Cooper and for Luke. They are good, sweet boys who love everyone and want good for everyone they know. They believe in the best in people and in the world. Their lives are so much more and better than this terrible thing than was done to them. Their lives are not a tragedy, they are a triumph,” said Keely Roberts, the mother of Cooper and his twin brother, Luke.
Last week, Cooper’s mother shared a video statement in which she recalled the morning of July Fourth when her family joined the family of victims of mass shootings that have traumatized Highland Park and the rest of the country. Like hundreds of other families, Keely Roberts, her husband, Jason, and their twins attended the Independence Day parade in their hometown of Highland Park. Just minutes after it began, a gunman began to shoot at the crowd from a rooftop along the route.
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