It takes courage
It was a pleasure to read the article about Nisswa School’s anti-bullying program in the ISD 181 supplement to the Brainerd Dispatch. Middle school girls could learn a lesson from the elementary students. The article pointed out social exclusion as a form of bullying. This behavior is so often overlooked but is very hurtful. End this behavior’s epidemic among adolescent girls. Parents, talk to your middle school girls. Ask them to be leaders instead of followers and reach out to the excluded ones. Sometimes it takes courage to do the right thing.
Mistake needs correcting
Yes, I agree. Let’s get the toxic fluoride out of our water. Maybe we should put it to people voting on. It’s a long overdue mistake needing to be corrected.
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If your daughter isn't in middle school yet just let her do her thing for now. Her teenage years is the prime time to strike and control her actions.
Oh, and have fun!
fluoride
I am not educated on this, but how many people have died because of fluoride in the water?
I do know this one, how many people have lost teeth because of a lack of fluoride in their diets? many
Do you know that in many areas, fluoride is a natural occurring element and in some areas they even have to filter the water to remove some so the water is less toxic?
Like I said, maybe I am wrong but for some reason, I am not sure it is hurting anything other than a dentists pocketbook.
Please, correct me if i am wrong because I could very well be.