Re: Working mom with a special needs baby - Palin - Vice President

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From: Soliday

, there are no good guys/gals in politics and for the record, the most pharm money is on Obama:

====>, read my post prior to this one and you will see that I said the VERY same thing as you.

I've quit looking for a savior, either in a dr, a dan! or a politician or just about anybody but the original one. I'm much happier.

http://money.cnn.com/2008/03/04/news/companies/pharma_votes/index.htmhttp://www.pharmalot.com/2008/04/pharma-still-betting-on-barack-obama/http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/02/drug-money-pharma-bets-on-obama/> > > > >> > > > > Palin may be new to the "special needs" aspect of her > > life > > > > but it is going to be a life > > > > > long journey for her and her family just like all of us. I > look > > > at > > > > her as a working mother > > > > > trying to do the best for her family. If feel she can > balance > > > both > > > > and has been. I commend > > > > > her for mentioning "To the families of special-needs > children > > all > > > > across this country, I have a> > > > > > > > > message: For years, you sought to make America a more > welcoming > > > > place for your sons and > > > > > daughters. I pledge to you that if we are elected, you will > > have > > > a > > > > friend and advocate in the > > > > > White House." There are MANY things our children need (too > many > > > to > > > > list) that she can help > > > > > with! I normally don't discuss politics openly but all of us > > need > > > > to take a long hard look at > > > > > the candidates and what they can do for US!! Do your > research > > > > before going to vote!!> > > > >> > > >> > >> >>

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I'm not interested in having just *anyone* that has a special needs child in the white house.  We have quite a few already.  I'm interested in having someone with the same views as I do towards special needs and I don't know that she's there.  If you look at autism alone, there is only a small percentage of us that actually do biomed or believe in vaccine damage.  Most don't and don't care.Having a special needs child, to me, is not, in and of itself, a qualifying factor to receive my vote.Her parenting choices and her lifestyle are not my concern.  Her politics are my concern and so far, to me, there is very little on which she and I agree.  I'm sure there are plenty out there that are going to vote for her simply because she has a special needs child but in my opinion, it has the potential to make things worse.  What if we voted someone in office simply because they had 3 children with autism and after they got into office, discovered they vehemently didn't believe in the vaccine injuries that occur, they believed we were starving our kids of nutrition with all those *wacky* diets and pills and putting our children at risk over HBOT, chelation, etc?  All of sudden, we have the potential to become criminals when that person decides to push for laws that criminalize everything we do.Having a special needs child doesn't mean it will equate to a sympathetic ear. Cheryl~Visit my webstore for anything you need related to autism - groceries, supps, therapy supplies, books, and more!http://astore.amazon.com/grystai-20~Check out my blog:  http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com/ Geez, I would think everyone would be excited about the possibility of having someone with a special needs child in a top ranking position. This is what we need...someone at the top looking out for the needs/the futures of our children.      Re: Working mom with a "special needs" baby - Palin - Vice President Well said, Dana. It is also appropriate to call to attention the working parents of children with autism who have made a world of difference in our childrens' lives. I don't see anyone criticizing Dr. Amy Holmes or any of the other doctors, reporters, researchers, nurses, actresses, etc. who have put their lives into making a difference for our children.> > >> > > Palin may be new to the "special needs" aspect of her life> > but it is going to be a life> > > long journey for her and her family just like all of us. I look> at> > her as a working mother> > > trying to do the best for her family. If feel she can balance> both> > and has been. I commend> > > her for mentioning "To the families of special-needs children all> > across this country, I have a> > > message: For years, you sought to make America a more welcoming> > place for your sons and> > > daughters. I pledge to you that if we are elected, you will have> a> > friend and advocate in the> > > White House." There are MANY things our children need (too many> to> > list) that she can help> > > with! I normally don't discuss politics openly but all of us need> > to take a long hard look at> > > the candidates and what they can do for US!! Do your research> > before going to vote!!> > >> >>

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Not every woman who has a child deserve to be called 'mother' if that mother, besides parenting skills, is not doing anything about her kid's situation.

How many parents, for ex whose child has spec needs, take their kids to drs , spend time w/, research, educate themselves, think nutrition..out of 0.5 million

Palin just had a baby and her eldest baby is having a baby, come on. The girl is only 17 yrs old 5 mon pregnant so she got pregnant during this past school yr. Is the girl still in high school or had dropout? What a fine family.

There's an ongoing investigation that only Alaska knew about. use/abuse her position to get her former bro-in-law fired because of child custody between him & her sister. It's bn a yr now that none is happening so his supvsr ended up losing his job.

>>>>>> From: Tina <jtlgartrell@ verizon.net>>>> Subject: Re: Working mom with a "special needs" baby ->> Palin - Vice President>>> To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. com>>> Date: Friday, September 5, 2008, 12:37 PM>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I cried when I

heard her say she would be our advocate. Sadly, most>>> of us (if not all of us) weren't proactive in speaking out for>>> special needs children until we became parents of one. I liked her>>> before she said that and liked her more afterwards. I think she is>>> amazing.>>>>>> Tina>>>>>> >>> >>>> > Palin may be new to the "special needs" aspect of her life>>> but it is going to be a life>>> > long journey for her and her family just like all of us. I look>> at>>> her as a working mother>>> > trying to do the best for her family. If feel she can balance>>

both>>> and has been. I commend>>> > her for mentioning "To the families of special-needs children all>>> across this country, I have a>>>>>> > message: For years, you sought to make America a more welcoming>>> place for your sons and>>> > daughters. I pledge to you that if we are elected, you will have>> a>>> friend and advocate in the>>> > White House." There are MANY things our children need (too many>> to>>> list) that she can help>>> > with! I normally don't discuss politics openly but all of us need>>> to take a long hard look at>>> > the candidates and what they can do for US!! Do your research>>> before going to vote!!>>>

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