MUNCIE, Ind. — Nahshon Prater doesn’t have an official tally, but he knows it was more than 20. That’s no exaggeration. His guardian, Jeanine Lee, can think of at least 15 instances. Prater’s moving routine became so commonplace that they all blended together.
It would go like this: He would come from somewhere; school or maybe football practice. He would be ready to go inside and do homework or hang with his family. Instead, his mom and siblings would be outside the home with bags and whatever else they could grab.
During fifth grade, he moved five times.