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It’s been more than two years since a Brooklyn woman was shot in the neck at a backyard barbecue, but she’s still confined to a wheelchair.
Gwendolyn Nealy says her only daughter is lucky to be alive.
“She was an inch-and-a half-away from a coffin,” said Nealy
