elizabeth glinka reports.terms with these feelings that my body was not per i wanted it to be. every day was a struggle, looking in the mirror or in the shower. i felt everything was against me and i didn't know i. it is kind of like chinese torture where it just keeps is kind of like chinese torture where itjust keeps dripping and dripping. eventually, it puts a hole in your head. it builds up and it makes you feel worse every time. in your head. it builds up and it makes you feel worse every timem took aidan more than two years to tell anyone. although aidan had the backing of his mother and doctor, the family say the school was not supportive. the school were appalling. be made my child out to bea appalling. be made my child out to be a freak. they said, in order to allow him to be ahem, they would have to consult all the stakeholders, the board of governors, the teachers, parents, pupil body, with regard to my child. he was last on the list of considerations. at times, i had suicidal thoughts. it felt like