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☆ I'm 23 and getting my master's degree. My parents can't help me financially, so I moved in with them to save money.
  + stars: | 2024-07-23 | by ( Miranda Ferrante | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
I had already made up my mind about all the specifics before starting the application process: I would attend New York University, aiming to receive a master's degree in journalism. I called my parents to share the news, and they gently reminded me that financing another degree would be entirely my responsibility. They don't want to see me or my twin brother, who is also pursuing a master's degree, struggle financially while we try to build our vocations. I couldn't do this without their supportGetting a master's degree would be virtually impossible without the financial and emotional support of my parents. While journalism may not be the career that leaves me with tons of money, I'm passionate about it.
Persons: —, I've Organizations: Service, Elon University, New York University, Business
☆ We donated our family car after 22 years. A piece of us is now missing.
  + stars: | 2024-05-18 | by ( Miranda Ferrante | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
What do you know at 17 months old? But back in 2002, at 1.5 years old I knew the perfect color for the family car. My father asked which I liked best, and when I pointed my small toddler finger at the pewter colored car, he was sold. Related storiesThat would be our family car for the next 22 years. Since my brother and I were 17 months old, the pewter colored car held a space in our driveway, and a space in our hearts.
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☆ I was born a tiny preemie, weighing only 3 pounds. I was a miracle baby, but I feel guilty for what my parents went through.
  + stars: | 2024-03-05 | by ( Miranda Ferrante | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
My brother and I were born on November 19, 2000, 12 weeks and two days before our due date. I feel guilty that our health was poor, I feel guilty my parents were unable to take us both home at once, and I feel guilty that my parents' only experience with birth was so painful. As I've grown up, I've noticed in an effort to counterbalance this guilt, I've done everything in my power to make my parents proud. I often wonder if there are any other young adults who were born prematurely who feel guilty the same way I do. Maybe this life I've been given is a miracle, but whatever it is, I know I'm grateful.
Persons: we'd, it's, I've, We'll, It's, they've Organizations: Service, Business, National Institutes of Health
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