These are the people I serve

You don’t have to read the article, because the story is quite sad. A few excerpts, however, from the 14 year old girls who are the subject of the article:
“We were like wicked tired and we didn’t really mean to,”

“‘Cause you’re sleeping and then you wake up under the train and you’re like, ‘What?'”

“When your bones that have never touched the air touch the air, it’s like putting a Popsicle on your bottom teeth,” Rachel says.
“Except for times a million,” Destiny says.

“I was like, ‘Whatever, I lost a leg, it will grow back.’ And then I was like, ‘Wait a minute. No, it won’t.'”

“It’s like I lost a part of myself. … It feels like a part of me is dead, because it’s gone.”