Christopher Reeve‘s children are remembering how their family would spend dinner time together.
On Monday, Sept. 16, Will Reeve appeared with his siblings Matthew and Alexandra on Good Morning America to promote the documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story.
The siblings recalled their parents’ efforts to keep life at home as normal as possible after Christopher returned from the hospital following a 1995 injury that left him paralyzed.
Will, who now works as an ABC News reporter, said family dinners remained important, though they were not allowed to discuss their father’s injuries.
“Whether it was good news, bad news, scary news, dinner was family time. ‘How was school?’ They sat at the head next to each other,” Will, 32, said. “My mom would feed him and herself. We had friends dropping by. It was a very happy, robust, loud — everything you would want from a family dinner.”
“That was every night, and the one thing …
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