In 2006, Britain’s newspapers blared the name Tressa Middleton — a twelve‑year‑old girl from Broxburn, Scotland — as the country’s youngest mother. For a moment, her name seemed to echo louder than any adult’s, plastered across front pages and tabloid spreads. But what the headlines never fully captured was the human story underneath: a childhood marked by instability, trauma, and survival, followed by years of struggle, transformation, resilience, and eventual healing. Rather than reduce her life to a shocking statistic, the fuller story of Tressa’s journey reveals the complexity of her…
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