A boy from Kentucky, 10, kills himself; The mother says that Seven Bridges was bullied on a colostomy bag

LOUISVILLE, Ky. –

A Kentucky mother, who died after the death of her 10-year-old son, said the Louisville school district needed to do more to prevent bullying.

Tami Charles is a comedian and local radio host. She said fifth grade student Seven Bridges was killed over the weekend.

Charles told WHAS that his son was his miracle baby. She thought she could not have children, but Seven was born on July 25, 2008.

He had a medical problem that required many surgeries to the intestines, including inserting a bag colostomy. He was retired when he was older, but Seven continued to have problems when waste escaped.

"Twenty-six surgeries since the day my son was born." Twenty-six surgeries … he just wanted to be normal, that's all, "she said.

Charles said that his son's health problems were the reason why other children were making fun of him. She posted on Facebook videos about the suffering endured by Seven because of bullying at school and the fact that she wanted the district to do more.

"Even speaking of this and letting it express itself, it was always sad not to be able to let us in," Charles told WAVE. "We enrolled him in the boys' academy, we often talked to him about how he would have new friends and a fresh start." It only remained for you to arrive at the end of the year. l & # 39; year. "

Jefferson County Superintendent of Schools Marty Pollio Everyone is ravaged by the eighth suicide recorded this year in the 100,000-student district. Seven was the youngest pupil of JCPS to commit suicide.

The district provided grief counselors at Kerrick Elementary, where Seven went to school, and he is investigating reports of bullying.

Charles declared that she wished for the death of her son. help initiate a dialogue on bullying issues and what can be done.

"To talk about this bullying, talk about the pain, I want people to do the same with their children," she said.

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ABC News contributed to this report.