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  2. I will pray for you and your daughter. I feel your pain. My daughter went through a similar experience when she entered middle school. My husband and her Dad is a pastor. We had moved to a different church in a different town. My daughter was the new kid on the block. She had a turned up nose and a group of girls called her Miss Piggy. It continued until high school graduation.
    She carries the emotional scars today. She has a kind humble personality and wouldn’t fight back.

    Bullying was horrible. She cried and didn’t want to go to school. I cried with her. She was born premature and almost died. We were so thankful to have her alive and well .
    We did everything possible to stop it and to help her to include counseling to deal with the school. Unfortunately , bullying wasn’t dealt with by schools back then.
    Looking back I would have changed her to another school. I worked outside the home and homeschooling wasn’t feasible . Please move your daughter from those surroundings if possible. Bullying destroyed my daughters self esteem and self confidence. As I said the scars are still there.

    • This breaks my heart. I’m so sorry your daughter is having to endure this and I admire you for your restraint. I’m praying for a quick resolution to all this and for your daughter’s protection, both emotionally and physically. I join you in praying for these mean girls and their families. They need Jesus.

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