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Two Kids @ 17

Wednesday, April 05, 2006

I was just reading VOCM News, and found out something that was actually pretty shocking to me. Read for yourself:

There'll be a fundraiser tonight to help the family of a young girl who died suddenly last month from toxic shock syndrome, linked to a body piercing. 17 year old Crystal Taylor left behind two small children, ages one and two. Crystal's cousin Jennifer Taylor says they are organizing a card and bingo party tonight to raise some money for the children's grandmother. The event takes place at the Hub starting at 8pm and admission is $3.

Now did you catch that? The girl was 17 years old, and left behind two children!! It must be hard enough to have one, but TWO??? I'd like to know how she managed. Not to mention they're having a fundraiser to help out the girl's mother. If they're THAT financially unstable, I feel very sorry for these people. Although, I've seen em have fundraisers for people who were practically millionaires, so I don't know what the case is this time. Either way, pray for that family. Looks like they'll need it.

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  1. Anonymous Anonymous | 1:19 p.m. |  

    This seventeen yer old was my niece,I meet her when I was interduced to my biological family! I have something to say my brother and I were given away like trash I luckly had a wonderful family take me. my brother wasnt so lucky..he had a hard life his family stuggles and they dont always do the right things, BUT I also know my niece who was a young but good mother and who had amazing love for the world and wanted to experience it..all of it so I say to you, if you have a child and they in turn have a child do you forget them and move on ...NO its still your child,you choose to love them, even if you struggle to support them...at least she didnt give them away and she should not be dead right now someone should have seen that she was that sick and got the help she needed in the time she needed...I wonder everyday!all families are different and people are different it shocks me that my niece had two kids but what shocked me more was the maturity and love she showed her two kids...This family also lost a house that yr to a massive fire..so mabye they just needed some donations to get bye... RIP crystal my angel..you are forever loved and sadly missed

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