Celebrating our differences -- new book takes on bullying
October is anti-bullying month, and the experts at Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare are taking on the issue with a new book, "It's Okay to Ask". Dr. Madeleine Gagnon joined the Buzz with more on the new book and also tips for families who are dealing with bullying.
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