The Day I Age Out: Part Three

A three-part series following two foster youths as they age out of Washington State’s extended foster-care system.
Mykell has an emotional reunion and moment of truth with a past foster mother. Corey finds an apartment and plans to get his high school diploma.

[@AnitaD28]

Praying for them !!!! They seem like exceptional children. And, yes, they really are still children.

[@MistyMcmillan]

Thank you for this series.

[@uvtv4204]

We want Moreeeeeeee ❤

[@krystingrant6292]

I wish them all the best I do

[@gardenjoy5223]

Such wonderful foster parents!

[@biancawilliams9716]

Rooting for you guys! Would love to hear an update. 💕💕💕💕 I hope all is well!!

[@Aritul]

What a moving series! I wish everyone involved the best.

[@realitycheck6]

These children are beautiful, and didn't get a vote on what life dealt them. I pray for their continued success. I sure would love to see follow up on how they doing.

[@cemetarymama]

Wishing the best for them!!

[@keepitsimpleydb6151]

Hope you both are doing well today. Said a prayer for you both today....be strong and continue on.

[@Europa1749]

Poor souls. It should be 21 and longer if they're in school.

[@forreal245]

Yeah. Why not increase it to 35 so our taxes can continue to support them for doing nothing?

[@malayaanderson8222]

No they should help them at, not throw them out, but not many people are going to take care of an adult. A 21 year old, unless special needs, she definitely be capable of supporting themselves if given enough help.

[@margaretm9028]

Great series! Any chance we can have an update on where everyone is at now (2024).

[@krishreal2024]

Good think they have some support. Families need to help those who need help. Their good kids. Read lots of self help books, read the Stoics. Learn to be amazing at readying, that way you can learn anything . By now from Toronto.