New Picture from the Anti-Bullying Photo Shoot
Filed Under (pictures ) by Admin on Friday, January 25, 2013
Posted at : Friday, January 25, 2013
A note from Joseph, who realized his dream of meeting Adam Lambert with FRIEND MOVEMENT. He was bullied and thought of taking his own life, but decided to LIVE!
"Thanks to everyone who has shown support. Your comments have made me feel so blessed and loved. Its nice to know I have so many people who support me.Thank you so much!"
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Wow that made me feel soooo much, I am a 911 dispatcher and I have many times spoke with people wanting to commit suicide and I am so glad he chose to live, Adam is helping break the barrier of acceptance and to that I applaud him and to Joseph, hold your head high, you have a great heart:)
@7:37 are you new here? if so welcome! Yes adam has a unique heart of gold and many other talents as well!
Hi Joseph! You're looking sooo goood and Adam is the beacon light/my poem; it was apt to call him that. Joseph's smile beams from inside, a vast difference from the first video when he had just made a round-about turn of 360* from despair to choose life. These Joseph videos should be shown in schools especially those prone to bullying. So happy people are taking steps to eradicate to some extent this horrible social misdemeanour. Now Adam who had gone through much himself and Joseph and lots of other like-minded good people will lead the way forward to a more equitable living environment for everyone. :)
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AndersonCooper.com:
Rosie Perez’s Charity ‘We Are Family Foundation’ On today’s show, co-host Rosie Perez discussed an upcoming event for her charity, We Are Family Foundation.
The foundation is hosting a concert event: We Are Family Foundation Celebration Gala 2.0, in New York City on January 31, 2013.
The concert will feature performances by ADAM LAMBERT, Taylor Dyane and comedian Russell Peters.
What a beautiful person Joseph is! I wish him much happoness in life.
Yay Anderson Cooper!!
My husband and I watched Joseph's video and both of us cried. Every homophobic bigot everywhere should watch. Perhaps a few would "get" it..and realize that being gay is not a choice....but part of who you are. I'm so thrilled that Joseph met Adam...Two very inspirational young men.
So glad that Joseph met Adam, too. Every loving parent worries about bullying that may lead to tragedy. I always say the brave souls like Adam save many lives, but it is also up to us to speak up for these kids. Adam and his mom and dad gave me the message that "everything is ok...look at this wonderful family". We can do that, too by telling our stories about those we love who happen to be LGBT (with their permission, of course). Things are getting better...but we still aren't there yet.
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@ 7:37 PM on 25th.....JAK here
I applaud you for your work. My niece is a 911 dispatcher and after many years she chose to work the night shift exclusively. She says those hours are filled with phone calls from people of all ages who don't think they can face another day. I asked "don't you find it depressing?" she said, "No, it's uplifting to be helping people." It takes a special type of person to do your job.
JAK, I applaud your niece.
May she always be inspired to carry on.
GOD bless her!
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