My son spent most of his school years feeling invisible. While other students formed friendships and made memories together, he was often left standing alone. He endured years of cruel jokes, exclusion, and bullying that followed him from one grade to the next. As his mother, it was heartbreaking to watch him come home pretending everything was fine when I could see the pain behind his smile.
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