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17th April 2018
03:45pm BST

"We were left to our own devices and no matter how much love and care we had for our daughter and how much we tried to support her, we are now experiencing the biggest dread of all.
"I am a mother who has lived in fear of the unknown for so long. I have had to watch pain and suffering and even when we presented with a teen who had made a serious suicide attempt were told she didn’t fit the profile."
Gráinne said that she'll be "taking to the streets" for Pieta House's Darkness Into Light walk next month in her daughter's memory.
"Bullying isn't just about strangers attacking you, it can be those closest to you and we need to learn a better way and focus on solutions rather than focusing on the problem," she wrote.
Darkness Into Light takes place on Saturday 12 May. To find out more, visit the official website.
Find details on your local Pieta House here.
You can talk to the Samaritans by free-phoning 116123 or texting 087-2609090.
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