That Was Then

Grace Montoya, a cancer survivor, has received a second cancer diagnosis and this time she is not sure she can beat the disease. But as she faces her mortality, it's not death she fears, Grace's thoughts are consumed with her daughters. Was she a good enough mother? Did she pass down the roots that will keep her girls grounded so they can continue to grow without her? But she doesn't have time to contemplate these deep questions because as she's preparing to fight for her life, her first love and father of her youngest daughter, Daniel Subia returns to their small town and he has questions, namely why didn't she tell him he had a daughter. Grace could lose it all, or she could be healed emotionally and physically by a love she thought had been lost forever.