A blog showcasing the work and interests of a former ePatient minor. Thoughts cover the gray area between pediatric and adult ePatients. Adolescents and young adults with chronic illnesses are conquering the virtual space and connecting through their shared experiences. My hope is to help them use their powers for good.
Jill just completed her master's degree in child development at Tufts University and is now working as a researcher at Boston Children's Hospital. She is passionate about speaking on networked natives and lifecasters with chronic disease, and is always happy to do so.
Her opinions are her own, always.
![Nearly Half of Teen Internet Users Have Lied About Their Age [INFOGRAPHIC]](http://mashable.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/125,teens-cruel-world-of-social-media.jpg)
Social networking is more popular than ever — that’s why many teens want to get in on the action and will even lie about their age to do so. According to a recent study, 44% of teens have lied about how old they are online to access sites with age restrictions. More than three-quarters of to…
