i totally agree, tink1217. Who cares about her nephew’s SAT score? You know it alls just kill me. So what if she made a mistake on the score? Her point was: it’s not just scores and top grades that make you into good colleges. She’s just like any other mother who wants the best education for her child. She is just simply stating that she is giving her son a head start by involving him in sports. Good for you, Camryn! It’s great that she is thinking about his education and doing all she can to ensure that he’ll be well rounded and in the college system.

who cares about her nephew’s SAT scores and why bash the woman??? Geez! You people will pick on ANYTHING!!

As for being more capable since I became a mother…DAMN RIGHT!!! I went through alot when I had my kids. A cheating husband, separation and divorce when I was pregnant with my 2nd (we finalized the divorce when he was 3 months and our daughter was 21 months). He was abusing drugs and cheating and hit me once. That was IT!! I was done! Then, my son started having major health problems when he was 15 months. From then on its been a major struggle. But, I have always believed what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger and it really is true. I was 22 yrs old and had 2 toddlers, one with health problems. Thankfully I had my family, but ultimately it was up to me to deal with the doctors and hospitals and therapy and worry. So many times I wanted to just sleep and not deal with any of it. But those kids are my babies and I knew how much they needed me. There is just something inside that clicks. A light that goes on. Especially when faced with really big challenges. Its not something you choose to do. You just do it. So, yeah, I would have to say I am stronger and more capable than I ever thought I couold be.

anyone know how old her nephew is?

maybe he’s a lot older than Milo.

Cameryn probably just got it wrong but it doesn’t make you look that intelligent when you make up an SAT score. Not possible to get a 1575. Also, the test has been out of a 2400 for over two years now. It’s kind of sad to brag about scores a minimum of 2.5 years after they were taken.

Hey, I got the top score in my class on my kindergarten blocks project!

Sorry Camryn, there’s no way your nephew had a 1575 on the SATs. SAT scores are always multiples of 10.