Why this Little League World Series moment matters

Tiffany Vargas made a life-changing choice: she quit her job to be fully present for her son Griffin and his Summerlin South Little League team as they chased their World Series dreams. For Tiffany, no work deadline could ever top cheering her son on as he scored the winning run. She says, “My son’s never going to be 12 again, never in the Little League World Series again—this is it.” Would you make a similar sacrifice for your child’s once-in-a-lifetime moment? Let’s talk about what it means to put family first, even when it’s tough. #Sports #LittleLeagueWorldSeries #FamilyFirst

Summerlin South, Nevada • 14 days ago

Daryl Prather

All day, every day. Your employer should have given you the time off.

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Deer River, MN

Bill Mottel

I am so proud of you supporting your son's dream. Very few young boys ever achieve this moment. You would think your former boss would have understood this important decision you made. Good for you ,your a super Mom

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North Augusta, SC

I.P. Freely

i would do the same for my kids and as a boss I would hate to let a employee go do to her son having l time life opertunate as big as this it's a honor to play n a game this big

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Hazel Green, AL

Judy Minnick Blevins

yes, support your son. I didn't quit my job, I saved my sick days and called in when my kids played ball. they are men now, but I cherish every memory made at those games. you go mom.

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Bristol, TN

Justice for all

would support her only if she had 1) Saved money for the hose payment utility bills , trip , food, transportation, and hotel 2) has a second job on stand-by, so when she returns to have a job 3) doesn't go on a go fund me to make up for her trip 4) not get unemployment cause there are millions of us who have been in her situation not only for out of town games but loved in the other places in the hospital, and can not afford to go. But if she doesn't I'm out, smile now cry later

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