Oh, god, I’m so sorry for her.

love love love to your daughter. she's braver, stronger and better than those fucking cowards will ever be.

Awful to hear; I hope she’s ok and recovering.

I'm so sorry. :(

I must have gone to such an awesome school. Even RAs got in depth training to spot distress signs from possible victims, how to report (to both the school and police, police first), and how to not victim blame and to believe and support the victim.

Oh, my heart goes out to you.

I’m so sorry that happened to her. I hope she’s doing OK, given the circumstances.

My heart is with you and your daughter. I hope she gets everything she needs.

Ugh, same. My eyes are nearly closed with the hood. A bit of botox a few years ago lifted them a little but I don't like the affect of the botox generally. I'll be blind before I die from it, I'm sure. They are that bad.

My mom had this done too. Before she had the op, she had to tape her eyes open so she could read/see. It was covered by insurance so good luck, hopefully yours will be too!

I have hooded eyes and I hate them. My dad, who I got the hooded eyes from, is in his 70s and his eye doctor flat out told him he needs to get his eyes done because the droop is impeding his vision. Medicare will cover it with the referral. He won't get it done because he's a stubborn ass.

Truer words....they've pretty much ruled my fall and winter this year, to the tune of 10 pounds from having to halt my workout routine. And that's on top of the five pounds my doctor made me gain last winter before she would give me HRT. So - 15 pounds in one year. I'm miserable, my head is a mess, my eyelids are…

Mine were so bad that I had a bilateral blepheroplasty at 33. It was a simple procedure, and I loved the result. Now at almost 53, I need another one, and a brow lift. I dread it, but the headaches and resulting migraines are making it a necessity.

my mum did this and it really changed her life for the better.

Who knew my limp high school hair would be trendy 10 years later! I can't look at that photo without reflexively cringing.

Do you know how hard it is to move out of Texas? It's my plan, no doubt, but some of us are stuck here for a while. I know a LOT, and I mean all caps A LOT, who are fighting for a blue state.

Put your head against the headrest and think of England.

in my house, tequila starts a fight. I gets REAL truthy when I gets tequila'd up.

Stoli and tonic equals yum.