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Australian mum breaks silence after tragedy

Sydney mother Jodie Carter says she finally has found the strength to speak up after a debilitating two years of drowning in grief. In a harrowing interview with news.com.au, she spoke about the death of her son Hamish due to school bullying. “We’ve had to see our beautiful boy’s body laid out in the coroner’s room to formally identify him, that is a trauma no parent should have to face,” she said. “I remember thinking, ‘I want to do something to help others, in honour of Hamish’, but I was a wreck, as well as the rest of the family.” Now, Jody is ready to “fight and scream and yell” in honour of Hamish and for “every other child that has been bullied” and every devastated family whose lives are changed “because some little assholes just couldn’t help themselves”. She blames the pattern of behaviour left unchecked from year one to year seven resulting in her child’s declining mental health. She’d willed high school to be better. But Hamish had already lost his glow; his warm smile taken over by a heavy brood, a sadness behind his eyes. This is her story.