Dr. Tyna Moore

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.

You were a dancer.

You always had guest clothes and like really cute outfits that matched.

Yeah, you were always super cute and pretty, and my mom set us up on a date, a play date, and I was like, Mia's going to play, like, hang out with me?

I just thought it was the craziest thing.

I feel like your mom probably, like...

probably had to threaten you to make you come.