In this situation, I would go in panic mode. I will try to contact them or people I might assume they are with but if it turns out, they are no where to be seem, I’ll cry my eyes out. When the situation is as fresh as it is I wouldn’t tell anybody because i would be vulnerable or I might cry a river to that person but I’ll seek help somehow with people I trust and feel like my parents would want me to go to.

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My parents are the most precious things that I have. I would just cry for days but I would also think calmly about a decision. I would learn how to deal with this day by day. I would ask my friends to sleep over at their house and when I find a job I would start taking care of myself. I would find the people that we trust and ask them for help. After that I would find a way to be in contact with them and base on what they tell me I would now have to make the decision.

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I would try to call them. If I can’t contact them, I would ask my relatives if I can live with them.

I feel in situations like this is best to stay calm, I feel that my reaction to this situation will start of panicked but the effects of someone telling or ratting you will cause me to be very careful and really think about situations that can happen based on my actions.

One of the first things I would do is calm myself down it’s one of the first things that should be done so you can get a clear idea of what to do. Next I would call a family member that I know of and tell them my situation, I would ask if I could live with them or if there was anywhere else I could go for help. From there all of my resources would come from family members or from a foster home, orphanage etc.

In this type of situation it would be best to stay calm, but do to many emotions happening at once its easy to become overwhelmed. Yet soon some of those feeling can cool down enough so that you could somewhat think.

My reaction to this situation would be to panic at first because I know that my parents would not just leave everything like that unlisted they go down stairs really quickly. Then I will try to calm myself down because I know it’s one of the best things to do in that situation. But I know I will still be scared and nervous the whole time.

I feel the best thing to do would be to contact your family members living in the area and tell them what happened. Ask them if you can stay with them, and keep asking around until you find a family member who would allow you. Then, you should try and work to provide restitution to the relative you are staying with, along with possible funds you would use to go move back with your parents.

If I were in this situation I’ll probably try to call them at first. If they didn’t end up responding I’d call another family member to see if they knew what was up and why they didn’t end up coming home. At the same time I’d be scared and terrified about where they could be at the time and if they were safe or not.

I would try to call them. If I can’t contact them, I would ask my relatives if I can live with them.

get help from police as they are the closest thing I could trust or think of in that moment, then contact family or close family friends. I’d probably break down once I’d see them, after that I would try to find my parents no matter what.

If I was in this situation I would be really freaked out, but would try and stay calm. I would most likely live where they were deported to, and if I can’t I would most likely like with a family member or friend.Then I would most likely get a job to try and visit them/send them money.

If I was in this situation the first thing I would do is call my parents and if they don’t respond after a while then I would start to panic. Secondly, I will try to calm myself down because I know it’s one of the best things to do in any situation. Even Though I will still be anxious and afraid. Thirdly after a while, if they don’t call back I will call someone that I think may know where there are and ask them if they have seen them or know where they are. Then once my neighbor tells me that they were deported. I will call a family member and ask if they can help/aid or I will find help/aid somewhere else because I know there are a lot of places in Boston that can help/aid people.  

If I were in this situation, I’d clearly and visibly be worried. I wouldn’t really know what to do. I would probably raise enough money by continuing my education and getting a job to go and see my parents and move with them. I would work myself as hard as possible, especially if it would provide me to see my parents once again. I would also spend a while contacting other family members to let them know what happened and if I could stay with them.

If I were in this situation I’d try to live with one of my family members and see if they could take of me. If not I’d try looking into being in foster care even though that’s not the best idea.