FIFTH IN THE WORLD.
First in her heart.
Pride is all Angela Young can feel for former World champion Ryan Brathwaite following the heartfelt performance that saw her son finish an encouraging fifth in yesterday’s highly-anticipated 110 Olympics hurdles finals in London.
“I feel very good because I know he tried,” said a stirred Young just moments after watching the long-awaited final with her workmates.
“I was praying for him and I know God always has a plan for everyone so I’m glad that he is doing something good for the country.
“[And] I know Bajans feel good to see what he did; a lot of them are praising him. Thanks to everyone who was there for him and who was there for me. And even those who weren’t there,” she added.
No.1 in mum’s heart
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