Cybrarian

Jadyn is fortunate to have a caring friend like you. To all those who wonder where the bully's parents are those of us who are teachers can tell you it is a couple of things:1) many parents unless they can be shown irrefutible proof (& often they deny that too) believe the situation "is being blown way out of purportion" or 2) he is being parented by a bully.

MegsAnn

YAY!!! It's beautiful. Good for you, doing what you can from afar. :)

Janice Thompson

Very pretty colors. How thoughtful of you to make the girl a quilt. My grandaughter was bullied in public school and no matter how many times my daughter-in-law went to school it didn't stop. Her problem she was a preemie and has a slight case of ceberal palsey and stutters. She is now in a Lutheran school and getting along great.

watterstide

She got the quilt yesterday and called me..she loves it,and was so excited. :thumbup:
i told her how special she was...and when i come to texas, i will teach her how to sew. i will post a picture of her with her quilt as soon as they send me one!
it feels so good to make someone happy.. :-D

gwanma

that is one sweet quilt and I hope it brings hope and comfort to this little girl who knows that someone loves her enough to spend all that time putting this thing together. God bless you.

BuzzinBumble

Yay! The happy ending (or should we say "beginning"?) to a beautiful chapter in Jadyn's story. You deserve to feel good Kim! That is also wonderful that you plan to teach her how to sew. Learning to take joy from creativity is a very good self esteem booster.