My oldest turned 18 in October (4 years ago) and her benefits were paid until June the following year (when she graduated high school). After that, my son's benefit amount did not change, He has since (2 years ago) graduated and has aged out. Maybe this is something new about the amount increasing if an older sibling stops receiving the benefit.
I'm speechless, just can't even imagine what our Kate and her family are going through. I remember Kate from back in the day. My heart is so heavy right now.
I had memory quilts made for my son and daughter, and they're amazing. I have to say, though, that my daughter was 10 at the time and was so upset that I had Dad's clothes cut up. She's 22 now and treasures it.
11 years later and it looks like Father's Day has turned into another Mother's Day for me. I got a "MOM, You're the Best " Dunkin Donuts gift card from my kids. It's the little things...they get it!
My daughter turned 18 in October of her senior year. From October to until graduation in June, the payments went directly into her account. My son's payment stayed the same. He is a senior now and his birthday is in November. His payments from November until graduation in June will go directly into his account.
Finding Nemo is one of our favorite movies...Finding Dory is on our "to do" list. It's one of the few movies my kids (17 year old son and 19 year old daughter) agree on going to with me!