Mia Robertson

To be honest, I always have one breakdown. And Dad saw it one time. Dad will lock himself in his room, basically, when I have surgery because he cannot see me. And it's not like he's a bad dad. It's just like it's hard for him to see me suffering.

To be honest, I always have one breakdown. And Dad saw it one time. Dad will lock himself in his room, basically, when I have surgery because he cannot see me. And it's not like he's a bad dad. It's just like it's hard for him to see me suffering.

But I always have one, and it's just because... Usually, I mean, anybody's like this when they're hungry. Like you are just at your worst. You're so hungry. And I've eaten the same meal for like three weeks. And all I want is like a cheeseburger or something.

But I always have one, and it's just because... Usually, I mean, anybody's like this when they're hungry. Like you are just at your worst. You're so hungry. And I've eaten the same meal for like three weeks. And all I want is like a cheeseburger or something.

But I always have one, and it's just because... Usually, I mean, anybody's like this when they're hungry. Like you are just at your worst. You're so hungry. And I've eaten the same meal for like three weeks. And all I want is like a cheeseburger or something.

And I'm just so ready for it to be done. And I remember after that surgery I had two years ago or a year and a half ago, they were like, oh, like three weeks, you know, and then you can eat solid food. I was like three weeks. This is the best day of my life. Like it's not like eight or 10 and like three weeks go by and we FaceTime my doctor and he's like, yeah, good to go.

And I'm just so ready for it to be done. And I remember after that surgery I had two years ago or a year and a half ago, they were like, oh, like three weeks, you know, and then you can eat solid food. I was like three weeks. This is the best day of my life. Like it's not like eight or 10 and like three weeks go by and we FaceTime my doctor and he's like, yeah, good to go.

And I'm just so ready for it to be done. And I remember after that surgery I had two years ago or a year and a half ago, they were like, oh, like three weeks, you know, and then you can eat solid food. I was like three weeks. This is the best day of my life. Like it's not like eight or 10 and like three weeks go by and we FaceTime my doctor and he's like, yeah, good to go.

And then my orthodontist calls me. He's like, no, you need to wait six more weeks. And I was like, okay. So they were kind of going back and forth and they're like, no, you need to wait. And I just like lost it. We were watching some like chick flick, me and my mom were on the couch and I just lost it because I just wanted to eat like a burger so bad.

And then my orthodontist calls me. He's like, no, you need to wait six more weeks. And I was like, okay. So they were kind of going back and forth and they're like, no, you need to wait. And I just like lost it. We were watching some like chick flick, me and my mom were on the couch and I just lost it because I just wanted to eat like a burger so bad.

And then my orthodontist calls me. He's like, no, you need to wait six more weeks. And I was like, okay. So they were kind of going back and forth and they're like, no, you need to wait. And I just like lost it. We were watching some like chick flick, me and my mom were on the couch and I just lost it because I just wanted to eat like a burger so bad.

And dad walked out and you were talking to mom and then you like saw me and you were like, and then he just walked back in.

And dad walked out and you were talking to mom and then you like saw me and you were like, and then he just walked back in.

And dad walked out and you were talking to mom and then you like saw me and you were like, and then he just walked back in.

Too much drama.

Too much drama.

Too much drama.

Yeah. So it always happens. I just feel like ever since then, ever since my junior year, I've always had like one like day where I just want to like cry.

Yeah. So it always happens. I just feel like ever since then, ever since my junior year, I've always had like one like day where I just want to like cry.

Yeah. So it always happens. I just feel like ever since then, ever since my junior year, I've always had like one like day where I just want to like cry.