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Healing
September 22, 2008
Although I don't know Sadie I'm so proud of her. The way she over came the hurdles that were stopping her from "Healing" is a true heartwarming lesson. I believe what she did was wrong but she had a good reason. If I could meet Sadie I would tell her that she is a leader and that many teens who have or had the same problem she did would look up to her. Sadie taught me and so many others that life is not perfect and that we all have problems but it's up to us to figure out how we want to solve them. Sadie I am truly proud of you.
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