Maddie Snyder, 10
Livvie Hurley, Student Section Reporter
“It’s kind of hard to live with my grandparents, especially being the only kid living there. Because they are two generations older than me, they don’t really understand some things that parents would. Also, people get confused by my situation and always ask me to explain why I’m living with my grandparents.”
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