We Come Alive 2
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MatureComplete Sun, Jul 16, 201714h 20m
Football season is over and winter has passed. The first day of spring brings a new season of goal setting, adventures, and struggles. The Grand Ridge high schoolers may think that their biggest problems are behind them, but they may be wrong. Some of their biggest issues are yet to come.
From the tears to the triumphs. From the depressions to the desirable. From falling to rock bottom to falling head over heels in love. These teens have stories that everyone can relate to. While everyone tells them they have nothing to worry about and just need to be young, they show their stories of what's behind the scenes of the everyday struggle of being young and having the world on their shoulders.
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