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I wrote my book "Don’t Bully Me for What You Can’t See" to share my story and educate a wider audience about living with an Invisible Illness and the bullying that often accompanies an invisible illness. I wanted to explain Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome in a way that is easy to understand, so I could read it in schools and share it with my peers—the same age group that didn't understand and bullied me.
“Don’t Bully Me for What You Can’t See” is available for purchase on Barnes and Nobles website, Etsy and soon Amazon. |
Introducing Don't Bully Me For What You Can't See
Embark on an inspiring journey alongside Maisy Jane, a resilient cat facing the daily challenges of living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). Despite her invisible illness, Maisy refuses to let her condition define her spirit. However, her courage is put to the test when she encounters bullying from her peer, Sugar.
As Maisy navigates the ups and downs of school life, she learns valuable lessons about resilience, compassion, and the true meaning of friendship. In "Don't Bully Me for What You Can't See," Teacher Cat seizes the conflict between Maisy and Sugar as a teaching moment. Gathering the class, Teacher Cat shares Maisy's story, emphasizing her unseen struggles with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Through engaging exercises, Teacher Cat encourages the cats to empathize with Maisy's experiences, fostering a culture of understanding and support. The lesson transforms the classroom, inspiring empathy and kindness towards Maisy and others facing similar challenges. With Teacher Cat's guidance, the cats learn that empathy has the power to heal wounds and build stronger bonds within their community. As Maisy's journey unfolds, her resilience becomes a beacon of hope, reminding everyone of the strength found in embracing one's uniqueness and standing up against adversity.
"Don't Bully Me For What You Can't See" offers an inspiring and educational tale filled with valuable lessons. The story serves as a reminder that everyone faces unseen challenges and that empathy has the power to transform communities. As readers follow Maisy's journey, they are inspired to embrace their uniqueness, stand up against adversity, and foster a culture of kindness and acceptance.
Embark on an inspiring journey alongside Maisy Jane, a resilient cat facing the daily challenges of living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS). Despite her invisible illness, Maisy refuses to let her condition define her spirit. However, her courage is put to the test when she encounters bullying from her peer, Sugar.
As Maisy navigates the ups and downs of school life, she learns valuable lessons about resilience, compassion, and the true meaning of friendship. In "Don't Bully Me for What You Can't See," Teacher Cat seizes the conflict between Maisy and Sugar as a teaching moment. Gathering the class, Teacher Cat shares Maisy's story, emphasizing her unseen struggles with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. Through engaging exercises, Teacher Cat encourages the cats to empathize with Maisy's experiences, fostering a culture of understanding and support. The lesson transforms the classroom, inspiring empathy and kindness towards Maisy and others facing similar challenges. With Teacher Cat's guidance, the cats learn that empathy has the power to heal wounds and build stronger bonds within their community. As Maisy's journey unfolds, her resilience becomes a beacon of hope, reminding everyone of the strength found in embracing one's uniqueness and standing up against adversity.
"Don't Bully Me For What You Can't See" offers an inspiring and educational tale filled with valuable lessons. The story serves as a reminder that everyone faces unseen challenges and that empathy has the power to transform communities. As readers follow Maisy's journey, they are inspired to embrace their uniqueness, stand up against adversity, and foster a culture of kindness and acceptance.