Dr. Tyna Moore

And my parents were not in the military, but they were both military-derived themselves.

They were children of military parents.

My dad was in the military, but not when I was a child.

And I think I had like...

Gosh, by the time I got to you, I had moved, I wanna say like 10 times, by the time I'd gotten to that part of town, Mission Viejo.

Yeah, my parents liked to do that.

They would move me to one part of a town and then we would move houses and they would move me to a whole new school.

That's hard.

Yeah.

And so I'm in sixth grade.

I know now, looking back, that I had hypothyroidism set in, and I started getting kind of chunky, you know, like when you turn into a little potato at that age.

I was in my little potato phase, and I was really depressed.

Like, I was suicidally depressed in sixth grade.

I was thinking about it in sixth grade.

And I was so devastated that I had to move, and I had no friends, and I was so tired of moving.

And...

You live two streets away and my mom was a hairstylist and she did your mom's hair.

Yes, she did.

And our mom set us up.

You were like the super popular, super pretty.