Mother Claims Her 6-Year-Old Had To Be Hospitalized After Being Bullied

Nov 07, 2018 by apost team

We have all encountered individuals that have not treated us well. Maybe the person told a bad joke, made a disrespectful remark, or any other negative action that could be categorized as a random act of negativity.

Fortunately for most of us, we do not have to exist in close proximity to these people on a daily basis. The problem for children who attend school is that many times they are forced to spend five days a week with unpleasant people.

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These children should be able to focus on learning and developing the traits that would carry them through adulthood. Instead, they are being torn down daily in a place that was built to build them up.

Adults in many cases have learned productive ways to process the negativity aimed at them. However, many children will internalize the nasty comments made to them. These children can experience serious psychological damage.

The reason is not clear but bullying is rampant in today's school system. The behavior has been noted in kids in the earliest grade levels. Some potential factors are troubled home lives, absentee parents, or a simple mean streak.

One mother, Carrie Golledge, was forced to watch as her six-year-old daughter endured a heartbreaking case of childhood bullying. The bullying became so intense that her daughter, Sophia, developed anxiety as a result of the abuse.

Carrie did not know what to do when Sophia cried each day after school. Many times, Sophia could not sleep at night due to fears of attending school the next day.

Carrie says that things got so bad at one point that Sophia missed two complete weeks of school. She says that Sophia would become violently ill and vomit continuously throughout the night.

Cassie said the situation would often lead to her daughter developing infections that led to hospital visits. Cassie said that on some trips to the hospital medical personnel had a hard time controlling the fevers Sophia developed.

The situation surrounding Sophia's bullying involved a classmate who was supposedly her friend. The other you girl, Cassie learned, was aggressively controlling Sophia. The little girl would decide and dictate what Sophia could and could not eat. She would also be mean to any other children that attempted to play with Sophia.

Sophia suffered greatly both mentally and physically over the ordeal. Golledge posted photos online of her daughter in a hospital bed. The young girl was completely exhausted. Cassie included a heartfelt post with the photo. The heartfelt message is sure to bring a tear to the eye of anyone with a heart.

Sophia is doing better now. She attends a new school and has new friends. More importantly, she looks much more like the beautiful and intelligent little girl she was meant to be.

What are your thoughts about Sophia's plight? Have you ever been bullied? Have you ever bullied someone? Show this article to your friends and family. It is important that the world speaks about this problem.