Re: New and improved.net website

[Guest guest]

Hi JR, that's great! I think that a complete diet list should

definitely be included, because the old one was never updated.

Thanks,

Argie

On Jan 26, 2010, at 8:05 AM, wrote:

>

> Hi all,

>

> The Research Institute is working developing a new and improved

> .net website.

>

> We want to make this website be a " one stop shop " for related

> information. Our vision is that this website will be a place in

> which when anybody can go and find everything they need to know

> about " autism " . We are working on designing the website so it is

> very easy to navigate and that they information in it is very clear

> and easy to understand by anybody.

>

> We need all of you to give us your ideas of what information you

> think should be included in the website. Please include questions

> that you have never found the answer to. Medications, protocol,

> research or anything else about autism.

>

> We will collect all of the ideas and do our best to add them to the

> website.

>

> Regards,

>

> JR

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

JR~

 

I think to elaborate on the diet, to include sample meals of what TO EAT, and

not just what to avoid!!  Sometimes we get caught up on what we, as parents,

should avoid offering our children, that we forget what all WE CAN feed our

children!!

 

~ 

-ED

    

>

> Hi all,

>

> The Research Institute is working developing a new and improved 

> .net website.

>

> We want to make this website be a " one stop shop " for related 

> information. Our vision is that this website will be a place in 

> which when anybody can go and find everything they need to know 

> about " autism " . We are working on designing the website so it is 

> very easy to navigate and that they information in it is very clear 

> and easy to understand by anybody.

>

> We need all of you to give us your ideas of what information you 

> think should be included in the website. Please include questions 

> that you have never found the answer to. Medications, protocol, 

> research or anything else about autism.

>

> We will collect all of the ideas and do our best to add them to the 

> website.

>

> Regards,

>

> JR

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Some success stories would be wonderful. Parents who are searching

the internet for answers are also in desperate need of hope. It would

also be useful to include a list of common

misunderstanding/misinformation out there with the info to debunk

it... kinda like SNOPES but very specialized. Thanks so much for

doing this and being open to input too.

April

On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 11:37 AM, Argie Olivo <golivo@...> wrote:

> Hi JR, that's great!  I think that a complete diet list should

> definitely be included, because the old one was never updated.

>

> Thanks,

> Argie

> On Jan 26, 2010, at 8:05 AM, wrote:

>

>>

>> Hi all,

>>

>> The Research Institute is working developing a new and improved

>> .net website.

>>

>> We want to make this website be a " one stop shop " for related

>> information. Our vision is that this website will be a place in

>> which when anybody can go and find everything they need to know

>> about " autism " . We are working on designing the website so it is

>> very easy to navigate and that they information in it is very clear

>> and easy to understand by anybody.

>>

>> We need all of you to give us your ideas of what information you

>> think should be included in the website. Please include questions

>> that you have never found the answer to. Medications, protocol,

>> research or anything else about autism.

>>

>> We will collect all of the ideas and do our best to add them to the

>> website.

>>

>> Regards,

>>

>> JR

>>

>>

>>