Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Bullying...
You know where I stand on the matter and you know my story. Now read this: http://onegrapeshy.livejournal.com/372434.html
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My daughter was physically beaten and removed by authorities for her safty, from a school I thought would protect her. She thrived at the new one, she was 14yrs old and had to start a new county curriculum. She overcame it all and runs her own business.
ReplyDeleteThe news of the young girl in your link article is so sad. It is a frightening business for all involved.
Glynis, that is so sad. I'm glad you commented. I was ill yesterday, therefore the short post, but I will post more tonight or on Friday. I really think we have to tell authorities that this isn't just kids being kids and we expect them to act.
ReplyDeleteI would love to read it, but the link is unfortunately broken. I just get a message saying the webpage is not available.
ReplyDeleteThe link is working now.
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