
Bullying in America is epidemic.
It is an alarming issue throughout the world.
cyberbullying, child abuse, bullying
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Nearly 1 in 5 students in an average classroom is experiencing bullying
Bullying starts in many American homes.
Each year, siblings abuse 19 million children…in their own home.
My name is Nancy Fox-Kilgore,M.S http://www.siblingbullies.com
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIBZa90clhk
Mission Statement:
To present hopeful educational information that heightens awareness about, bullies, bullying, and child abuse. It helps uncover that bullies, whether they are cyber bullies or aggressive bullies that utilize face-to-face contact, are often created in home settings. Cyberbullying is often first practiced on siblings. Siblings are now being publicly humiliated, rejected, or hated.
Because of our present economy that provides conditions where children are not supervised or parented, the basic goal is to impart prevention information that keeps us safe from the aggressions of children/adolescents and those who are yet unborn.
It is a beacon of light to all adult survivors who are recovering from sibling abuse in their childhoods. Many adults recovering from sibling abuse can have: distrust, difficulty in relationships, addictions, eating disorders, PTSD, anxiety, depression, anxiety, self-injury, thoughts of suicide, and poor parenting patterns.
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Stat For Today: In a survey of 57 randomly selected families, a high level of physical violence between siblings was found. In another survey of 2143 families, researchers concluded that violent acts between sibling occurred more frequently than parent-child or husband-wife violence.
Bully-Proof Thought:To alleviate bullying within a family, be investigative as to the activities in children’s bedrooms.
Thought For Adult Survivors: Acknowledge to yourself if you are more fortified after a visit with an abusive sibling(s). Check in with yourself and ask if you feel more depressed or agitated. Often times in adult lives, the abused sibling, in adulthood, can feel victimized.
Commentary: Teenagers who are either bullied or abused in the home by a sibling, need our attention. The teenage brain is in a developmental stage and can be impulsive. Suicide is directly related to bullying or the abuse from a sibling(s). Logical thinking is often not in place when a teenager is agitated or depressed. Cutting oneself, eating disorders, and the usage of drugs/alcohol are corollary to abuse sustained by a classmate or a sibling(s). The aggressions between step-teenagers are often more amplified than biological children. The most common forms of physical abuse are hitting, slapping, pushing, punching, biting, hair pulling, scratching, and pinching. In the home setting, victims have been hit with broom handles, rubber hose, coat hanger, hairbrush, belt and sticks. Broken glass, knives, razor blades, and scissors have been used. Abuse by biological and non-biological siblings is shown in cyberbullying.
Because the teenager will be entering adulthood, it would be helpful if there were more psychological screenings or school interventions in regard to abuse by a peer or a sibling. This stance will be cost-effective in alleviating welfare costs, substance abuse, homelessness, usage of anti-depressants, and dysfunctional parenting.
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Came from Patricia’s blog. It is amazing in this day and age how our young people are more aggressive and have changed from my time. Will spend more time looking through your other posts. Thank you for sharing the truth. Blessings Nancy.
tHANK YOU FOR YOUR VISIT INTO THIS BLOG. PLEASE TELL OTHERS!
I found out about your blog from Patricia Singleton, and what a great find! As a nurse who sees many patients with psychological injuries that result in avoidable visits to the health care system as adults, I am so glad to have found this blog. I am always trying to understand where patients have been and what they need to improve their circumstances, and I see these behavior patterns in them and their children. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Nancy, here is the link to your written interview:
http://patriciasingleton.blogspot.com/2011/08/guest-interview-of-nancy-fox-kilgore-m.html
Thank you so much for doing this guest interview. I hope that in doing this interview more people will come to your blog. Thank you for the awareness that you spread about bullying and sibling abuse.
I think you’ve just cpauterd the answer perfectly
Thank you for coming into this blog!