Finally tonight for Mother's Day, an animated story from our partners at StoryCorps.

Yomi Young was born with a rare genetic disorder that causes her bones to break under the slightest pressure.

She and her mother, Sarah Sarah Churchill talks about the day she was born.

Your skull was fractured, your arms, your ribs, your legs, and they said that you would probably die during the night.

So the best thing would be to leave you at the hospital.

But there was no way that I was going to leave you there.

And they had a rocking chair and I would sit there and hold you. And I remember our hearts touched each other. I used to always say, we have one heart, you and I.

So what was it like caring for me throughout the years? Well, I remember giving you a bath,

and you turned your arm arm and I heard it.

The bone snap?

Yeah. And you were crying, I'm crying.

I used to keep track of my fractures, but then they just got out of control.

I would fall.

Or I remember one time one of my sisters dropped an orange on me and that broke something. I mean you can look at me too hard and I would break. So I have my down periods but I don't always have to articulate every single thing because you get it. You understand.

You know, one of my regrets is that I didn't have my own children.

And I think one of the biggest... my regrets is that I didn't have my own children.

And I think one of the biggest desires were wanting to mother is to be able to carry on this legacy

of love that you started with me. You tell me often that you believe I picked you. I think children come as a

gift to their parent. I don't know if I've ever told you this but I also feel like you picked me.

If you had walked away and left me there when I was born,

nobody would have looked askance.

But I felt that you were a part of me.

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