The worst moments are when my entire family is in the same room. With the people I should love the most surrounding me, — Katie McGarry, Crossing the Line
The worst moments are when my entire family is in the same room. With the people I should love the most surrounding me, — Katie McGarry, Crossing the Line
The worst moments are when my entire family is in the same room. With the people I should love the most surrounding me, — Katie McGarry, Crossing the Line
The worst moments are when my entire family is in the same room. With the people I should love the most surrounding me, — Katie McGarry, Crossing the Line
The worst moments are when my entire family is in the same room. With the people I should love the most surrounding me, — Katie McGarry, Crossing the Line
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The worst moments are when my entire family is in the same room. With the people I should love the most surrounding me, I feel the most alone.

— Katie McGarry, Crossing the Line
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