A comic has raised quite $30,000 to send a boy who was bullied over his dwarfism to Disneyland.

A comic has raised quite $30,000 to send a boy who was bullied over his dwarfism to Disneyland.

Brad Williams found out a GoFundMe page for Quaden Bayles, on Thursday after the boy’s, mother shared a video of him crying and saying he wanted to die.

Mr. Williams, who also has dwarfism, wrote: ‘I’m fixing this GoFundMe to let Quaden know that bullying won’t be tolerated, which he’s an exquisite person who deserves joy.
‘I want to fly Quaden and his mother to America, get them a pleasant hotel, and convey them to Disneyland.

‘This isn’t only for Quaden, this is often for anyone who has been bullied in their lives and told they weren’t ok.

‘Let’s show Quaden et al. that there’s good within the world and that they deserve it.’

Mr. Williams said that if an excessive amount of is donated the surplus would tend to anti-bullying charities.

By Thursday morning the page already had one thousand seven hundred donors.

Queen’s mother Yarraka, from Brisbane, shared the distressing video on Wednesday after picking him up from school.

The schoolboy, who has achondroplasia – the foremost common sort of dwarfism – told his mother: ‘Give me a rope, I would like to kill myself.’

In the video, which has been viewed quite three million times, Quaden also said: ‘I just want to stab myself within the heart… I would like someone to kill me.’

Quaden also scratched at his neck and said: ‘I want to die… I would like to scratch.’

Since sharing the video, Ms. Bayles has been inundated with kind messages of support from friends and many other strangers

The Indigenous All Stars NRL team reached bent the family, inviting Quaden to steer them onto the pitch on Saturday night.
They will combat New Zealand Maori Kiwis at CBUS Super Stadium on the Gold Coast.

The 9 years old was snapped with “NRL” star Latrell Mitchell, who donned a South Sydney Rabbitohs jersey after signing with the club for the “2020” season.

Ms. Bayles shared the video publicly on Facebook during a bid to boost awareness about the impact of bullying.

She said she normally tries to stay distressing moments like this private but felt she had been left with no choice but to travel public.

‘We attempt to be as strong as positive as possible and only share the highlights… but this is often how bullying affects a nine-year-old kid,’ she said within the video.

What is Achondroplasia?
Achondroplasia may be a disorder of bone growth that forestalls the changing of cartilage (particularly within the long bones of the arms and legs) to the bone.

It is characterized by, limited range of motion at the elbows, large head size “Microcephaly“, small fingers, and normal intelligence.

Achondroplasia may cause health complications like an interruption of breathing “Apnea“, obesity, recurrent ear infections, an exaggerated inward curve of the lumbar spine.

People with dwarfism have traditional anticipation.

Source: US Department of Health

At the beginning of the five-minute clip, Ms. Bayles said: ‘I just picked my son up from school, witnessed a bullying episode, rang the principal and that I want people to understand this is often the effect bullying has. this is often what bullying does.

‘So are you able to please educate your children, your families, your friends because all it takes is another instance… and you wonder why kids are killing themselves.’

‘This is that the impact bullying features a 9 years old kid who just wants to travel to high school to get a degree and celebrate but every single fricking day something happens.

‘Another episode another bullying, another taunt, another name-calling.’

As Quaden sobbed, Ms. Bayles request for help from anyone saw the footage.

‘I’ve got some good advice but I want more, I would like people to understand what proportion it’s hurting us as a family,’ she said as her voice quivered. queen

The mother didn’t enter specifics about the newest bullying incident but previously said her son was called a ‘midget’ by his classmates.

Last year she told the Courier-Mail Quaden about the first try to kill himself 3 years ago when he was just six.
‘I was so shocked. I honestly didn’t think he desiderates even know how to do at six years old,” she said.
The mother, an Aboriginal rights activist, said her son has made several attempts to require his own life.

‘I’ve explained to him that when you go, there is no returning, you’re gone forever, but he still kept trying,’ the mother said.

She also said Quaden has been suffering from the death of his grandfather and his younger half-brother, who was stillborn.

‘He thought if he visited heaven, then he’d be together with his Pop and his brother,’ she said.

She told the newspaper she was proud that she had spoken publicly about posing for help.

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