Rosalie Avila Will Be Missed Terribly

Rosalie Avila left behind a note. She apologized to her mother because she knew that her mother would be the one who would find her.

After years of relentless bullying by classmates, 13-year-old Rosalie Avila of Yucaipa, CA, decided to take her own life. The teen hanged herself on Nov. 28, leaving behind a note apologizing to her parents for the pain she knew her death would cause them. “‘Sorry, Mom and Dad. I love you… Sorry, Mom, you’re gonna find me like this,'” Avila’s last written message to them read, CBS Los Angeles reported.

She was declared brain dead on December 1st, 2017 and taken off life support just three days later. Rosalie left a remarkable journal behind detailing the horrific abuse and torment that her classmates heaped on her. 

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instamemorialsAfter being bullied by her middle school peers for two years, 13-year-old Rosalie Avila of Yucaipa, California tragically tried to take her life on Tuesday, Nov. 28th. She was taken to hospital and removed from life support on Friday, Dec. 1, 2017.
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Rosalie left behind a letter apologizing and mentioned that she was "ugly" and a "loser." The school was aware of Rosalie's bullying and she had been in counseling, according to her aunt.

Rosalie kept a journal of the people who hurt her and those who called her ugly and put her down, according to her mother.
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Her parents said their daughter would often cut her wrists. "I remember a couple nights she'd come home, telling me that the kids are calling her names about her teeth. I go, 'You have braces, honey, don't worry. The braces are going to come off,' and she said, 'Yeah, but my teeth are straight and they're still making fun of me,'" her father said.
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Then, on Tuesday, Rosalie hanged herself. "That's a vision you never want to see from your daughter in her bedroom," her mother said. “We had her in counseling, but I really feel like social media is such a big thing on kids," her mother added. "I think kids don't have the maturity to handle it."
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Rosalie's emotional father had a message for people everywhere. "Think about what you say before you say it because your words are going to hurt somebody," Freddie Avila said, in tears.
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Rosalie was described as a loving and warm individual who was a great artist and always got good grades. Her family said she loved the snow as much as she loved the beach and enjoyed singing. Her dream was to become a lawyer so she could make the world a better place.

Rosalie was smart and wanted to be an attorney. She loved her family and going to the beach. She truly cared about people and loved watching her favorite television shows with her family. Even though her life was short, she could have lived a lifetime in the short thirteen years that she was on Earth.

RIP Rosalie. I’m so sorry that you could not find another way out.