WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Sara Jones Kouri shared a special moment between her husband Dr. Brian Kouri and their 5-year-old son through Facebook, last week.
“This is a sincere ‘Thank You’ to all my fearless friends who are doing their part to flatten the curve,” Sara wrote in a Facebook post.
Sara says her husband Brian is a physician at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center and quarantines himself in their basement in order to prevent the spread of coronavirus to his family.
“This picture is from this morning as our 5-year-old son said goodbye to him as he left for work,” Sara wrote.
The touching photo shows Brian gesturing a heart to their son Lawson before he heads to work.
Sara shared the post showing appreciation to those who work in the medical field and also expressed optimism.
“Just a new normal for a while, but we can do this together. Again, thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing your part,” said Sara.
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