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Caiyros

Thank you for sharing cairos...its good to know that the poor girl is getting help...also yes...the condition is one of the reasons werewolves are so prevalent...

I totally agree with you Caiyros and those people who mocked her and put her through so much pain, should be ashamed of themselves for putting her through so much pain and grief!!! :irked:

People are so cruel and I have seen it time after time and have even been through it myself when I was a kid!!!!

If someone is different, looks different, acts different, they will torture that person beyond belief!!!

My heart goes out to that little girl, and I hope her spirit is strong and the wolves that walk beside her will always protect her no matter what!!!

starfire :dragons::

Aww poor baby people are nasty smh

This literally brought tears to my eyes. She is so young and everyone calling her names including adults is horrible. The interesting part is how far back this ran back in the family. How many generations were skipped before it came upon this child? Very interesting thank you Caiyros.

starfire wrote:I totally agree with you Caiyros and those people who mocked her and put her through so much pain, should be ashamed of themselves for putting her through so much pain and grief!!! :irked:

People are so cruel and I have seen it time after time and have even been through it myself when I was a kid!!!!

If someone is different, looks different, acts different, they will torture that person beyond belief!!!

My heart goes out to that little girl, and I hope her spirit is strong and the wolves that walk beside her will always protect her no matter what!!!

starfire :dragons::

I think she will do well and that indeed as you say the spirit wolves and werewolves will walk beside her. I know when I was in grade school I too was put through the "ringer of nastiness" I had to wear an eye patch over my right eye to make my left eye work and walk with a cane. And instead of puting up with it, I counterattacked, and won. My attitude was no amount of pain will stop me and some larger kids found that out the hard way. Its a shame that so many children are tortured with mental and physical pain promoted by soccer moms and diot parents that want their child to competitive instead of networking, learning new things, etc. As far as I can see, in most cases grade school through 12th grade is large a bookcamp training children to be mean, lean, & arrogant. Caiyros

Sriman Prajapati Das wrote:

starfire wrote:I totally agree with you Caiyros and those people who mocked her and put her through so much pain, should be ashamed of themselves for putting her through so much pain and grief!!! :irked:

People are so cruel and I have seen it time after time and have even been through it myself when I was a kid!!!!

If someone is different, looks different, acts different, they will torture that person beyond belief!!!

My heart goes out to that little girl, and I hope her spirit is strong and the wolves that walk beside her will always protect her no matter what!!!

starfire :dragons::

I think she will do well and that indeed as you say the spirit wolves and werewolves will walk beside her. I know when I was in grade school I too was put through the "ringer of nastiness" I had to wear an eye patch over my right eye to make my left eye work and walk with a cane. And instead of puting up with it, I counterattacked, and won. My attitude was no amount of pain will stop me and some larger kids found that out the hard way. Its a shame that so many children are tortured with mental and physical pain promoted by soccer moms and diot parents that want their child to competitive instead of networking, learning new things, etc. As far as I can see, in most cases grade school through 12th grade is large a bookcamp training children to be mean, lean, & arrogant. Caiyros

Why are some so affraid of what is different.Fear brings out the worst in people,And it's very sad,this little girl will need to be strong.I'm sorry to hear Cai,that it wasn't easy for you in school,especially at such a young age,kids can be cruel.Standing up for yourself was the right thing to do.The thing is at such a tender age,we don't realize how we can psycologically scar someone,sometimes for life.Our minds are not fully develop.So some at that age are reduced to fighting,off bullies.But older as an adult our minds should always be our first weapon of choice,last resort,defending ones self out of self defense.

Such a beautiful little girl to go through such pain. It never ceases to amaze me how intolerant humans are of anything that is "different." I just hope that the surgeries to "correct" what is supposedly wrong with her don't leave her scarred. I don't see anything wrong with the way she looked naturally, but then again I tend to be a bit odd in my view of the world. But I also know that people are just as cruel to those baring scars as those who literally appear to be half werewolf.

To me this is beautiful


There is always a reason to look beyond ourselves and find acceptance with difference.

Ivy Onyx East wrote:To me this is beautiful

I was gonna say the same thing. Cancer is a term they use to describe cells that multiply that aren't supposed to multiply. While her condition may be "cancerous", I'm not sure if she would die from it.