Bullied girls reach out to help others

Pacific Standard Time — Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Bullied girls reach out to help others: Kelsey Jackson of Brookhaven was bullied during her middle school years. Now 20, Jackson speaks out on the issue. / Joe Ellis/The Clarion-Ledger •Cries easily; has mood swings and talks about hopelessness or suicide. •Claims to be ill, doesn't want to ...

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Bullied girls reach out to help others

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