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Being the victim of a bully at school is often dismissed as just a part of growing up, but many say it can leave lasting emotional scars. A survivor of peer abuse offers advice for parents, teachers and children on coping with and putting an end to the abusive practice.
Jodee Blanco, author, of "Please Stop Laughing at Us" published 2008 and "Please Stop Laughing at Me" published 2003
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