we need an autism show on free speech tv

[Guest guest]

I just wrote to Free Speech TV and asked them to start a show on

autism. The mainstream media is ignoring our kids. (very bummed about

the lack of media at the rally) We need a grassroots organization to

help. Free Speech TV would be a perfect vehicle. There are so many

people who would be super hosts for such a show... and tons of guests

and topics of discussion. Can you imagine a show where parents tune in

weekly and find out what other parents are doing to help their

babies.... success stories galore. New therapies.... Research....

We need this. So, I invite you to google Free Speech TV and ask them

to do a show with me. It would broaden their viewship. Everyone knows

someone on the spectrum. Please join me in this quest.

Marcia

[Guest guest]

great idea.

I wrote them.

Email addresses are

viewercomments@...

viewercomments{at}freespeech.org

and

programsubmission@...

programsubmission{at}freespeech.org

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> I just wrote to Free Speech TV and asked them to start a show on

> autism. The mainstream media is ignoring our kids. (very bummed about

> the lack of media at the rally) We need a grassroots organization to

> help. Free Speech TV would be a perfect vehicle. There are so many

> people who would be super hosts for such a show... and tons of guests

> and topics of discussion. Can you imagine a show where parents tune in

> weekly and find out what other parents are doing to help their

> babies.... success stories galore. New therapies.... Research....

> We need this. So, I invite you to google Free Speech TV and ask them

> to do a show with me. It would broaden their viewship. Everyone knows

> someone on the spectrum. Please join me in this quest.

> Marcia

>

[Guest guest]

I know this may sound totally crazy, but I think that in addition to

more informative programs we also need an ASD sitcom (or stand up

comedy show, or something). Not because ASD is funny, but because

humor is good medicine, and I keep saying about things that happen

that I'll look back one day (after recovery) and laugh about

something. Also, like The Onion (the spoof newspaper) has shown us

many times, sometimes humor is the best way to tell the truth. At the

end of a long hard day I think it would help me feel less depressed

and less isolated.

-Sierra

>

> great idea.

>

> I wrote them.

>

> Email addresses are

>

> viewercomments@...

> viewercomments{at}freespeech.org

>

> and

>

> programsubmission@...

> programsubmission{at}freespeech.org

[Guest guest]

TLC has the most ridiculous shows and I always wish they would do an

autism reality show. Then I realized that the ASD kids would probably

have a problem with all of the people and lights in their homes. But

TLC would be a great place for a running documentary or something

about autism. Hopefully if there ever is one, it's done with an open

mind and not all about how there is no cure and it's purely

neurological, which is most likely what it would be about to appeal to

the masses.

> >

> > great idea.

> >

> > I wrote them.

> >

> > Email addresses are

> >

> > viewercomments@

> > viewercomments{at}freespeech.org

> >

> > and

> >

> > programsubmission@

> > programsubmission{at}freespeech.org

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