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Michael Morones on brazilian news
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I know. I wanna move to either Sweden or Finland.
You know the sad case is, if the USA would have a better health care system, like most of European countries already have, there wouldn’t be a need of such a campaign and the health care would pay the medical bills.
But this charity is a really good thing. And I’m glad that people actually care about it
Wouldn’t that mean more support towards his medical bills? How much has he gotten for his medical stuff?
I found a few in Spanish, Francé, Danish and even Russian. It is international now.
(Just the German press is late again…)
Thx :)
First time hearing the full details on what happend. Thats pretty damn grim to say the least. I mean..Damn. I hope the kid turns out alright.
11 year-old tries to kill himself after being bullied for being a fan of Little Pony
Boy found hanging in Bunk Room
Michael Morones, a boy 11 years old from North Carolina, United States, decided to give a dramatic end to the bullying he suffered at school.: He tried to kill himself in his own house According to the American newspaper New York Daily News, the parents found hanging from the bunk room, stuck his neck by a rope.
He is hospitalized and doctors say, and could be intubated ganganta, Michael may have permanent brain damage.
The reason for the suicide was cruel: Michael suffered constant bullying at school for being a fan of the cartoon Little Pony, created in 1983. According to colleagues, the program could only be enjoyed by girls. ‘s stepfather Michael Shannon Suttle, defends the design because it teaches moral values to children. boy’s family currently receives donations, including internationally, to aid recovery of the child.