His case moved thousands of users on social networks. Quaden Bayles, who gained notoriety after being filmed by his mother crying after being a victim of bullying At school, he has received a wave of messages of support and initiatives in his favor from all over the world.
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At the moment, a campaign deployed through GoFundMe, with the aim of bringing together a money for Quaden, reached 300,000 dollars.
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The initiative promotes raising money so that his parents could take him to Disneyland after the viralization of the video in deep distress to be intimidated, which sensitized thousands of people around the world.
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Yarraka Bayles published the clip of her son, Quaden, crying after he was attacked at school for his dwarfism: “This is what bullying does,” he says in the video, in which his son also says he wants to end his life.
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“Give me a rope, I want to kill myself. I just want to stab my heart. I want someone to kill me ”; Quayden said, desolate.
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The page of GoFundMe was created by American comedian Brad Williams after the video went viral.
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Celebrities such as actor Hugh Jackman and basketball player Enes Kanter have also spoken, while parents in other countries have shared video messages of their children.
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Jackman told Quaden “you are stronger than you know, friend” and asked everyone to be “kind.”
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Also, the team of Indigenous All Stars rugby announced a nice gesture to cheer him up. A few hours after the video went viral, Quayden’s favorite rugby team, Indigenous All Stars, invited the little one to accompany the players on their way out to the field for their next game, this Saturday.
In a video, in addition to the invitation, the entire team encouraged the child.
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“We know you are going through a hard time. But the boys are here and we are with you, ”said team player Latrell Mitchell. ” We want to make sure you’re okay. And make sure you know that your mother is on your side and that we are on your side. Just try to think of the good things. Because we want you to be here and lead us in the field trip this weekend, ”he added,“ will mean more to us than to you. Take care of yourself and we hope to see you in the next few days. ”
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