<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

So my mother has kind of had it rough. Youngest of 6 she grew up in SLC and was pretty much dirt poor. She got married to my dad, had my sister and I, and evaluate got divorced. She never went to college and had serious difficulty in the job world. There's a ton of shit we've gone through as a family I stuff I've seen her go through personally. It all basically culminated last year when I found out that after I had moved out (I'm the youngest) she had gone into a severe depression and had started to become agoraphobic. 

She was unable to leave her apartment without getting panic attacks. She was so far behind on rent that she was served an eviction noticed. Myself and my sister flew back home and packed what we could into a uhaul and I drove her back to her mother's (my grandmother's) house in another state.

Since then, she has made some progress. She's not as fearful anymore but she has yet to find stable work. I feel really awful because I just feel like she has no momentum. I can't force her to do something but I would love to inspire her. 

I recently came across a photo online of a model striking a power pose and she looks just like my mom did in her early 20s. I immediately thought of her and I want to send it to her to help remind her of herself and the power she has to be something really amazing.

The caveat is I don't want it to cause her depression. She used to be super thin up until she had kids. After that her body never really slimmed down and I think she became really self concious of herself physically. I don't want to send her something will remind her of being overweight.

So should I risk sending it? Is this a horrible idea? If it is, is there something else I can give her or show her to help raise her sense of self empowerment?
<bot>: I want to give my mom a photo to help empower her but I afraid it could do the opposite. What do I do?