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Eva Russo / Richmond Times-Dispatch
"We do one day at a time," said Allison Peterson who has to start her day at around 6:40 am to get the first of her seven children off to school. Peterson, who suffers from kidney failure and goes to dialysis three times a week, said her son, Anton, 16, a ninth-grader at the new Armstrong High School, helps her out a lot. Here, (LeftToRight) Peterson irons at the kitchen table surrounded by her children Alida, 10, Anton, 16, Lomia, 5, and Charnice, 7. |
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