Natalie Kitroeff

And, you know, is trying new things, you know, like some things at school where I thought, how's she going to react to that?

And was a little worried about like her in that space.

And we told people who she was and they accepted her and she made a group of friends.

And so I think she is thriving now.

She misses her friends, but I think she's thriving.

Well, I want to thank you both so much for your time and for being so open with us.

Thank you.

Thanks, yeah.

Thank you.

Since we spoke, Allie's parents say she's begun treatment at a clinic in Connecticut.

We'll be right back.

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