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How can we stop bullying in the world? Over 60 % of kids say they've been bullied at school, and for every one 'successful' suicide there's over 100 attempted suicides.  A survivor of bullying, Valerie Mason-John uses her expertise as a bully doctor and personal experience, to suggest that bullying does not have to be part of every day life. In this gritty, moving and powerful talk Mason-John gives a clear message, that our 'stinking thinking' can be the cause of bullying. And when we bully ourselves we will bully everyone around us. She outlines a course of action we can take to work with this global epidemic.

Award-winning author Dr Valerie Mason-John works as a Bully Doctor for several School Boards in Canada. Her books include Detox Your Heart, working with anger, fear and hatred. Valerie co-edited the first national anthology of African Canadian Poetry, The Great Black North, published in 2013. Demeter Press has published her most recent novel, the North American edition of her award winning novel Borrowed Body, 2013. In January 2014 she will launch her new book Eight Step Recovery -- Using the Buddha's Teachings to Overcome Addiction. She lives in British Columbia.

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Translator: Denise RQ
Reviewer: Robert Deliman

a friend said to me,
"Your life is a miracle."

Well, you know you tend to think
of your childhood as normal,

well, until you talk
to some of your friends.

I've dedicated my life
to working with people.

One day, I woke up in my bed,
and I thought, "Wow!

Forget about drugs, alcohol,
food, sex, or rock and roll.

My biggest addiction is guess what?
Yep, my thinking.

I'm sure you all know
what I'm talking about:

those thoughts that tell us
we're not good enough,

thoughts that have been
haunting us for years.

Just imagine if people 
could hear that stink.

My stink says I need
an electric shock. I took stock.

My shrink said all Negroes
are manic. I didn't panic.

My stink says I need a rest.
I failed its test.

My shrink says all Negroes
are aggressive. I let him live.

My shrink said I should be grateful.
I was resentful.

My shrink says I've got
marijuana psychosis.

My stink says I am depressed.
I was distressed.

My shrink says I belong
in the gutter. I didn't stutter.

My shrink says I shouldn't be seen.
I reminded him I am the Queen.

My stink says
I'll end up scrubbing floors.

represents all the people
in my life who had bullied me

from the people who raised me,
who called me gruesome,

to the people who physically,
mentally, sexually bullied me,

Oh nigga-mind, go black home
and eat your coonflakes,

You will! Go black home
and eat your sambo flakes

I was bullied so much
that I began bullying myself

to the extent I first tried
to take my life age 12,

and was lucky to survive
my third attempt aged 18.

who was fostered at six weeks
and placed in several foster homes.

Age four, I was placed into an orphanage,

aged 11, I was sent to live
with my biological mother.

I was taken away by the police
18 months later.

picked up for shoplifting
six months later,

and placed in a children's
prison for 18 months.

If you had spoken
to some of the adults in my life then

one day will be the author
of several books and plays,

be awarded an honorary Doctorate
for her lifetime achievements,"

They would have said, "Absolutely no way!

Valerie Mason-John?
That kid will end up in the gutter."

I believed all the negative things
that people told me.

I had to stop bullying myself
with the thoughts in my head

that told me I was useless, no good,
that I was a failure, worthless

And if that wasn't enough,
I continued to bully myself

with the chronic disease
of anorexia, bulimia nervosa.

I'm lucky; some of those kids
out there who were bullied

by their parents, or by other adults,
or by their siblings, or by their peers

because they took their own lives
or because they died of a drug overdose.

I'm telling you all of this
because I don't want

to turn on my computer,
or my television, or a radio,

that another young person
has died because of bullying

or an adult has taken their life
because they were bullied

You see those people out there,
living on the streets,

people walking around
with mental and emotional disturbances,

many of them were bullied,
and we stigmatize them.

our own or another person's
depression, mental illness,

You may be wondering
how did I get to be standing here today

when once, I was so far away
from this place.

tired of surviving, ready to begin living.

I stopped believing
those pernicious stories,

and I put the weight
of those narratives down.

the negative, judgmental things
that adults told us

when we were children,
and now we claim them as our own.

The stories that put us 
at the center of everything,

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