Together we can make a difference!..Unite

[Guest guest]

Hi. I am the dad of a five year old girl, diagnosed with autism just shy of

three years ago.

She has been on GFCFSF since the day after her diagnosis. She is currently

taking a

multitude of enzymes and vitamin supplements.

I can't speak for everyone, but for me, the costs involved in having a child on

the

spectrum are just out of control. We are launching a website to help us all,

together as a

community.

The site will focus on getting discounts from the companies we frequent, a

free-market

exchange so we can give and get items from each other that we have sitting

around

gathering dust. There will be many other cost effective initiatives that we all

will benefit

from, including a book-drive sweepstakes in June. The first step is a blog,

which we just

launched; the next step is thousands of member families. Then we are going to

companies, organizations and the government to say. " We need a break! " .

Please visit and sign-up. Name and email only for now. We are launching this

summer and

will keep everyone informed. Ideas and help from the community is greatly

appreciated. A

minimum of 50% of our skilled positions will be hired from families in the

autism

community.

There is power in numbers and we all know our numbers are growing at an alarming

rate.

Best to all. We have strength. We have power. We just have to do it together.

Let's Unite.

Randy

www.AutismFreeZone.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Randy

This is a great idea! It will help so many families. I would love to

get Enzymedica involved if possible when it launches. In the mean

time, I hope your blog and search for members goes well.

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

>

> Hi. I am the dad of a five year old girl, diagnosed with autism

just shy of three years ago.

> She has been on GFCFSF since the day after her diagnosis. She is

currently taking a

> multitude of enzymes and vitamin supplements.

>

> I can't speak for everyone, but for me, the costs involved in

having a child on the

> spectrum are just out of control. We are launching a website to

help us all, together as a

> community.

>

> The site will focus on getting discounts from the companies we

frequent, a free-market

> exchange so we can give and get items from each other that we have

sitting around

> gathering dust. There will be many other cost effective

initiatives that we all will benefit

> from, including a book-drive sweepstakes in June. The first step is

a blog, which we just

> launched; the next step is thousands of member families. Then we

are going to

> companies, organizations and the government to say. " We need a

break! " .

>

> Please visit and sign-up. Name and email only for now. We are

launching this summer and

> will keep everyone informed. Ideas and help from the community is

greatly appreciated. A

> minimum of 50% of our skilled positions will be hired from families

in the autism

> community.

>

> There is power in numbers and we all know our numbers are growing

at an alarming rate.

>

> Best to all. We have strength. We have power. We just have to do

it together.

>

> Let's Unite.

>

> Randy

>

> www.AutismFreeZone.com

>