Tweens’ brains are simply too immature to use social media appropriately.
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Tweens’ brains are simply too immature to use social media appropriately.
You have to have that additional nagging stress of “what if today is the day it’s our school?”
“We never imagined our worst nightmare would come true.”
“Even though Gage is 1,000 miles away, I still had a great prom! It meant so much to me to have Gage be a part of my night, even though he couldn’t actually be here with me.”
“As he caught the baby and handed him up to Mom’s chest, in that moment, he became a dad. That connection could never be severed.”
“I’m so proud of each ounce. It is SO much work, but all of it is worth it.”
“I felt paralyzed. ‘What does that even MEAN?!’ She’s right there in front of me!! She’s inside of me! How DARE you tell me that! She’s RIGHT THERE! I SEE her!!'”
“I felt helpless.”
“To the girl whose heart is so bitter… I love you. I know it’s not fair.”
“It’s funny how you spend most of your life doing everything in your power to NOT get pregnant. Then you get older, get married, and some have to do everything in your power TO get pregnant. We sat there, listening to every word my doc said, but all I heard was, ‘You can’t have a baby.’ We’d have to pay $17,000. I immediately felt all the blood drain from my body. $433 a MONTH for a child we didn’t even know if we were going to get.”