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“You’ll always be in my heart, Micah Titus. You deserved so much, and I don’t think you knew just how loved you are,” the reality star wrote on Instagram.
“I’ve rewritten this a few times because somehow I have no words, even though inside of me is a vortex of every emotion possible,” the reality star captioned throwback photos of herself and the late teen“You’ll always be in my heart, Micah Titus.
You deserved so much, and I don’t think you knew just how loved you are.”“You’ll always be in my heart, Micah Titus. You deserved so much, and I don’t think you knew just how loved you are,” she wrote.The “Welcome to Plathville” star, 25, explained she “wasn’t allowed” to see Micah for several years because she chose a “non-religious different life path” than her parents, Don and Karen Meggs. “I can’t stop thinking about all of the memories we never got to make and how I missed out on the last few years of his life,” Plath continued, before adding that she helped raise her younger brother.The “Welcome to Plathville” star said she “wasn’t allowed” to see Micah for several years because she chose a “non-religious different life path” than their parents.“Micah was my baby; I was 9 when he was born and I remember that day like yesterday,” the TV star then explained. “I potty trained him, taught him to read, carried him around on my hip and then piggyback style, and felt largely responsible for him.” Plath said Micah suffered from cerebral palsy, which was “caused by a Brachial Plexus injury during his birth.” The disorder “made it difficult for him to do the things he enjoyed.” Virginia State Police said Micah was riding his electric bicycle at night on a major highway when a car fatally struck him on May 4. He was 15.The reality star asked her followers not to send her family flowers, but to instead donate to the Brachial Plexus Foundation, which provides information, support and leadership to those with brachial plexus injuries around the world.
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