Bullies Told This 23-Year-Old Paraplegic He Deserves What He Got

The internet has given us many wonderful things — instant communication, information, entertainment — but it's also given us the means to say and do some awful stuff.

Though bullies are nothing new, the internet has enabled us to hurt others in ways we never could before. Despite miles of distance, humans can now inflict pain and suffering on others with just a few clicks of a button.

But when Henry Fraser of the United Kingdom received a horrific email from an unknown stranger, he decided to not only take the high road, but to take the opportunity to inspire others.

And because of this brave decision, Henry has received tons of amazing supporters — including one very famous figure! Now, word is spreading far and wide of his optimism, kindness, and strength.

What do you think about this nasty bully? Let us know below!

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Henry Fraser was just 17 years old when his entire life was flipped upside down. One second he was diving into the ocean and swimming with friends — and the next he was face-down in the water, arms limp below him.

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He had dislocated his neck and damaged his spinal chord — thus paralyzing his arms and legs.

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During his recovery, Henry struggled through some dark and troubling times — but with a lot of hard work, the young man regained his health, strength, and positivity.

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One activity that gave him great release was painting. Since he couldn't move his arms or hands, he learned to paint with just his mouth.

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Henry had always enjoyed painting and drawing in his younger years — but it wasn't until his accident that he rediscovered his love for it. Painting gave his life joy, hope, and strength.

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But one day, Henry received a shocking email from a stranger — one that threatened to rob him of his positivity.

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But Henry wouldn't let the nasty email keep him down. He responded in his typical upbeat manner.

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However, his bully was relentless. Henry posted the ugly attack on his Twitter, hoping to bring attention to such acts of unkindness.

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Though Henry's Tweets reached thousands, the exchange caught the eyes of one very notable figure: J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series.

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But this wasn't the first time Henry had garnered the attention of the famous author!

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After Tweeting a painting he'd done of Harry Potter, the image received high praise from Mrs. Rowling.

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But J.K. Rowling isn't Henry's only supporter. Tweets have poured in from across the globe to encourage the brave young man.

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Now, Henry is working harder than ever to spread his words of happiness, love, joy, and positivity — and of course, his beautiful paintings!

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What do you think about this Internet bully? Let us know below!

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