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Love in the Digital Age: Donna & Cindy

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Few things are more painful than watching people we love harm themselves. Most parents go through some iteration of this experience when their children become teenagers, but some families suffer more than others. One mom in Berkeley, Donna, found herself caught in a high-stakes game of cat-and-mouse with her daughter, Cindy, starting in middle school. Their story is part of a special series we're airing this month called "Love in the Digital Age," a look at how technology is changing the way we experience love, friendship, intimacy and connection from producers Rachael Myrow and Polly Stryker.

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