Re: Current Autism Campaign

[Guest guest]

Good for you ! You are paving the way for many who will need employment

ideas in the future. I almost took a job helping people with disabilities get

employment, an honorable thing to do - but you know what? That's not my

calling, I want to be on the other end, preventing it from happening and helping

kids recover. Good luck and thank you for what you do!

Liz

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> I will share this with the group.

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> This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others are scared

to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited for the sake

of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> Thanks,

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> Young

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[Guest guest]

I do not see a great many with any sort of solutions. I've been offered to ware

a sponsored by local businesses vest when picking up trash. Instead I am the

boss. I am not happy with how others without disabilities are leading. There is

the positive and negative.

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> > I will share this with the group.

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> > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others are scared

to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited for the sake

of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > Thanks,

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> > Young

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[Guest guest]

I HAVE RECOVERED MY SON

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of

Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 6:33 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Current Autism Campaign

I do not see a great many with any sort of solutions. I've been offered to

ware a sponsored by local businesses vest when picking up trash. Instead I

am the boss. I am not happy with how others without disabilities are

leading. There is the positive and negative.

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> > I will share this with the group.

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> > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others are

scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited for

the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > Thanks,

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> > Young

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[Guest guest]

I am not sure what they means other then;

a. able to now speak

b. behavior is no longer adverse to self.

I much enjoy hyper focusing. I do not feel in pain or abnormal. I feel neither

different or normal. I would very much like to tolerate school environments but

I respect as well that no one including myself is perfect. Perfect is not

possible.

I work with parent groups as well.

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> > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others are

> scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited for

> the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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[Guest guest]

I get your point, my hubby is Asperger and I would never change him, unique

and smart and sensitive . an architect and past mayor of our village by age

33. beats to his own drum and it is absolutely beautiful!

so I am in no way saying everyone needs treatment, but my son was not born

with autism.. and he regressed and lost all speech and eye contact and spent

his days making patterns in my carpet.he had no other interaction and no

other real interest. He would have been severely handicapped for the rest of

his life.. and unnecessarily suffering and been alone without someone to

love him as I love his father. I buried one child already and we have as

a family debated quality and quantity to no end and these are not easy

choices. I am not typical and neither is my husband so achieving a

neuro-typical status was not what it was about . and as rewarding as it was

to have him recovered.. its still ok with me if he is him. and NOT JUST LIKE

EVERYONE ELSE.. I will will not live for ever and AI am not wealthy and his

recovery means he will be able to care for himself means he doesn't wear

diapers you know what I mean. Not everyone is high functioning.

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I think hyperfocus is not bad at all .. most successful adults usually focus

on one good thing for a career and yet we ask our kids to be academically

and socially obtuse in every way .. must all achieve in everything. must all

fit in nice box. trust me you are soooo preaching to the choir.

But I also know deserved things in life.. he deserved the ability to

speak , the ability to interact and the ability to have the opportunity to

achieve . even if on his own terms... and yes NOONE ids perfect

Thank you for sharing your thoughts.It is so important to hear from all

sorts of people on the spectrum and their loved ones and caregivers.. we all

have such unique thoughts.

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of

Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 6:54 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Current Autism Campaign

I am not sure what they means other then;

a. able to now speak

b. behavior is no longer adverse to self.

I much enjoy hyper focusing. I do not feel in pain or abnormal. I feel

neither different or normal. I would very much like to tolerate school

environments but I respect as well that no one including myself is perfect.

Perfect is not possible.

I work with parent groups as well.

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> > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others are

> scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited

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> the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > Thanks,

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> > > Young

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[Guest guest]

The people in the work groups I've been in are very diverse. I have a daily

support worker and they help with the self-advocacy organization I started. I

think I could run for city council and actually win but I have no interest nor

desire to sit at meetings. Individuals are very diverse in programs.

I suspect my ability to tolerate what I do not tolerate is both choice and the

autism. I could force myself and be miserable with an environment but I'd prefer

to mold a contextual world around common compatibilities for myself and others

by means of customized group based employment

If I had one thing to ask of the autism community it would be stop fighting

amongst each other so much and help create solutions. Programs do eliminate

isolation but there needs to be more grandiose achievements beyond this.

I should be getting direct government funding in a year. I've obtained an

experienced professional to direct the program. I will do the advocacy and help

others be self-leaders to help lead as well.

I have no problem with helping people have a better quality of life.

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> > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others are

> > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited

> for

> > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

My thought on recovery is that my child is able to live independently, earn a

living without support, the ability to make judgements that keep him safe, and

that he has the opportunity for love and a family.

The whole regression side of Autism is hard to reconcile. How can we not want

recovery when we know what was taken? When I see a physical problem that has

been brought on by an outside influence or assault, as a parent I feel obligated

to try to correct it. No different than a parent putting their child through

extensive rehab after an injury to ensure maximum function.

Pam

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> > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others are

> > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited

> for

> > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > Thanks,

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> > > > Young

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[Guest guest]

I hear about parents that never even think of employment cuase their child is

giving SSI \ SSDI. Many of which when the desire to work exists can work in

accommodating circumstances. So this is helping someone become as functionable

as possible.

Id see to it that those that have trouble being fully independent have the

support and dignity to live as normally as possible. In the Regional Center

system much of that is provided for but with regards to employing individuals

not so much so. I want the ability to gainfully work but for others to have that

opportunity as well.

The system has insulting opportunities availible and as well as limited

opportunities but some don't seem to desire a great much self-dignity. I want

someting invented where it is more innovative and reaching to allow people to do

this and be accomodated for as a team. People without disabilities running

programs in the system it seems they make their paychecks and are not really

struggling to see a better day for participants. We are worth so much money per

hour to be in programs and not a whole lot beyond sometimes jobs to earn money

and video games.

I cannot stand it and it makes me upset.

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> > > > > I will share this with the group.

> > > > >

> > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others are

> > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited

> > for

> > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > > Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

You are a pioneer !

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of

Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 8:44 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Current Autism Campaign

The people in the work groups I've been in are very diverse. I have a daily

support worker and they help with the self-advocacy organization I started.

I think I could run for city council and actually win but I have no interest

nor desire to sit at meetings. Individuals are very diverse in programs.

<<< The meetings were the hardest part.. he loved helping people but wow

meeting were tough. The door to door campaigning was hard.. but once he got

a hang of it .. it really helped him out in other ways. he never would have

cold walked up to people he barely knew and talk.. but he was inspired for

personal reasons . not power. Our daughter is buried here and we were

seeing our community really on the brink of some bad development (he is an

architect hyper focused and awesome at what he does.LEED certified) and

pollution issues making sick (not to mention local corruption

between parties)and he wanted to protect us and her resting area. We could

leave if we had to . but would always be here. >>>>>

I suspect my ability to tolerate what I do not tolerate is both choice and

the autism. I could force myself and be miserable with an environment but

I'd prefer to mold a contextual world around common compatibilities for

myself and others by means of customized group based employment

<<< You are a pioneer ! >>>>

If I had one thing to ask of the autism community it would be stop fighting

amongst each other so much and help create solutions. Programs do eliminate

isolation but there needs to be more grandiose achievements beyond this.

<<<Amen!>>>

I should be getting direct government funding in a year. I've obtained an

experienced professional to direct the program. I will do the advocacy and

help others be self-leaders to help lead as well.

I have no problem with helping people have a better quality of life

<<<<Thank you for all you do. Doesn't it feel great when you just know when

you are onto something good. I served on (then) US Congresswoman (now US

Senator) Gillibrands autism advisory committee .if you would ever like me to

forward her anything let me know. she is a fierce advocate>>>

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> > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others

are

> > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited

> for

> > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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[Guest guest]

Yes!

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of Pamela H

Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 9:36 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Current Autism Campaign

My thought on recovery is that my child is able to live independently, earn

a living without support, the ability to make judgements that keep him safe,

and that he has the opportunity for love and a family.

The whole regression side of Autism is hard to reconcile. How can we not

want recovery when we know what was taken? When I see a physical problem

that has been brought on by an outside influence or assault, as a parent I

feel obligated to try to correct it. No different than a parent putting

their child through extensive rehab after an injury to ensure maximum

function.

Pam

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> > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others

are

> > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited

> for

> > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > Thanks,

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> > > > Young

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[Guest guest]

You can forward to a congress lady (women) if you want. A behaviorist is

supposed to call Congressman Mike office for me to visit him and

explain my vision. Honestly I must say I do not believe in politicians or other

people. I have to depend on myself to keep the battle going. I like the movie

General Patton WWII on NetFlix, he seys never dig in, never report your holding

your position and keep moving forward.

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> > > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others

> are

> > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me limited

> > for

> > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > > Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Ok I am a little confused. you agree with Pam and I that we want our kids

to be able to work and be independent?

I think you agree..but you don't like how people with no disabilities view

or manage the work? Did I understand you right?

I did not even know I could have gotten Social security benefits for

. but that doesn't matter . he will run his own business like his dad

and I because we like to define our own boundaries like you.. and most

workers are not paid what they deserve . disabled or not .

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of

Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 10:02 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Current Autism Campaign

I hear about parents that never even think of employment cuase their child

is giving SSI \ SSDI. Many of which when the desire to work exists can work

in accommodating circumstances. So this is helping someone become as

functionable as possible.

Id see to it that those that have trouble being fully independent have the

support and dignity to live as normally as possible. In the Regional Center

system much of that is provided for but with regards to employing

individuals not so much so. I want the ability to gainfully work but for

others to have that opportunity as well.

The system has insulting opportunities availible and as well as limited

opportunities but some don't seem to desire a great much self-dignity. I

want someting invented where it is more innovative and reaching to allow

people to do this and be accomodated for as a team. People without

disabilities running programs in the system it seems they make their

paychecks and are not really struggling to see a better day for

participants. We are worth so much money per hour to be in programs and not

a whole lot beyond sometimes jobs to earn money and video games.

I cannot stand it and it makes me upset.

> > > > >

> > > > > I will share this with the group.

> > > > >

> > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others

are

> > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

limited

> > for

> > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

> > > > >

> > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks,

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> > > > > Young

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[Guest guest]

It's complicated but in essence any opinion that seeks to derive possibility I

will agree with so as long as dignity and self-leadership are also implored

whenever and however possible.

I am speaking about adult advocacy and not child. An adult (a child of a parent)

so I hear commonly does not have passion for employment inclusion (equality)

because there child receives SSI \ SSDI as an adult. Being paid at least min

wage is respectful. In recent years advocacy disallowed programs from paying

sub-human rates to individuals with disabilities in programs. However causes

that seek community to support opportunities to benefit groups of people with

disabilities (as community work facilitations as I call them) within the

disability work industry do create when properly made aware of to the community

the possibility of higher wages.

My skills in business are limited but what I am good at I am great at. I've been

on the front pages of newspapers 4 times. I am of the higher functioning in

programs and I believe I should help others as well. I actually don't make a

paycheck and don't care for one, even when government funding is allocated. I

will eventually be paid only when I pour candles and make other products in the

program I am hiring someone to help create a day program for. For now another

day program makes lotions, labels candles and other duties which I contract.

Hopefully this is understandable.

My program will also help those that want to start their own business.

I am to hire people with experience that will train as entry level social

service workers and job coaches.

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> > > > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others

> are

> > > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

> limited

> > > for

> > > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > > > Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

My organization is provided services under the Lanterman Act of California

currently. I will be the first consumer ever to actually own an employment

agency. However in this the Lanterman Act protects my rights as a consumer and a

business owner.

I do not understand real deals statement.

I might in part, perhaps, as an assumption. I do not accept ineffective

profiteers. Special interest has little effect on me because I am stuburn and

iron willed. I've fired a whole radio network that donated hundreds of radio ads

for simply attempting to persuid me not to speak against members in the business

community calling adults with disabilities in work groups kids. I am not

confrontational in all regard, I am constructive and nice but at the same time

hard headed and proudly.

Much of the progress to come has not yet been followed up on as I am waiting for

some things. What has been accomplished thus far is very small compared to what

is feasible in the next steps regardless of government funded. This organization

will be around for the rest of my life and I hope to protect it for after with

the bylaws of the non-profit status I am to form. I do not know about this

paperwork so I will have to hire others to do it.

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> > > > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what others

> > are

> > > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

> limited

> > > for

> > > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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[Guest guest]

I am on SSDI and grew up in a military family. My family built an apartment

above the garage. I am lucky to not have any bills so I am able to contribute.

Much of my SSDI money goes into the business. I believe it is my duty and

responsibility to do what I do and seek self-sufficiency.

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> > > > > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what

> others

> > are

> > > > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

> > limited

> > > > for

> > > > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > > > > Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

You seem to be able to communicate , you seem very entrepreneurial . do you

mind if I ask what are your limitations?

I don't want to seem critical .. But understand because now I feel more

confused.

You advocate the dignity of being independent and not being on SSI/SSDI and

you seem very able.. and you yet you live off SSDL and you are an adult

living off of your parents and say you don't care if you ever get a pay

check? I think I am missing something? I agree with your mission and your

goals. but doesn't it seem like you should practice what you are advocating

for?

In one sentence you say .. I could run for city council and win..and what I

know of you I think you could too! But you say things like I wouldn't

" want " to do the meetings . that you could probably tolerate classes if your

forced yourself . well TONS of us non typical persons out there don't get

alone well socially and have difficulties, dread this sort of stuff to the

point of panic attacks. . but we are still out there (as much as it is

difficult and as much as we hate it) doing what we have to do to support not

only ourselves but our children.

It seems like you choose what to do and not to do by how easy it is. given

your natural abilities which in many ways is understandable to most

Americans.. but not when you sit back and collect money from tax payers

because you would " rather " not do things that upset or stress you out or

come more difficulty. Then it's hard to claim that other people are taking

your dignity away. sounds like the only one holding you back from your

potential is your own un willingness to do things you find hard or

uncomfortable or that don't come naturally. not because you are flat out

unable( for example it would be flat out impossible to ask a blind man to

see)

You are obviously a very intelligent and an able person in many so ways.. I

just find it hard that we support you as a taxpayer when you seem so

competent? It scares me further when you say you don't care if you ever get

a paycheck? How is that dignity and self sufficient? And you advocate that

we should not try to recover you or people like you . but we should pay to

support them regardless if they could likey earn a living in some field or

another with or with out treatment / recovery?

Maybe I am just tired because on NY it is 3am , but I am confused

Regardless.. you're a great debater and conversationalist!

Crystal

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of

Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2010 2:03 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Current Autism Campaign

I am on SSDI and grew up in a military family. My family built an apartment

above the garage. I am lucky to not have any bills so I am able to

contribute. Much of my SSDI money goes into the business. I believe it is my

duty and responsibility to do what I do and seek self-sufficiency.

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> > > > > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what

> others

> > are

> > > > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

> > limited

> > > > for

> > > > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > > > > Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Real deal.slang for what politicians should be .. representing the needs

and interests of WE THE PEOPLE

SDO many are bought off by big business and corruption.. the real deal is a

real non corrupt representative of the people in our government without bias

or prejudice.

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of

Sent: Saturday, July 03, 2010 2:01 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Current Autism Campaign

My organization is provided services under the Lanterman Act of California

currently. I will be the first consumer ever to actually own an employment

agency. However in this the Lanterman Act protects my rights as a consumer

and a business owner.

I do not understand real deals statement.

I might in part, perhaps, as an assumption. I do not accept ineffective

profiteers. Special interest has little effect on me because I am stuburn

and iron willed. I've fired a whole radio network that donated hundreds of

radio ads for simply attempting to persuid me not to speak against members

in the business community calling adults with disabilities in work groups

kids. I am not confrontational in all regard, I am constructive and nice but

at the same time hard headed and proudly.

Much of the progress to come has not yet been followed up on as I am waiting

for some things. What has been accomplished thus far is very small compared

to what is feasible in the next steps regardless of government funded. This

organization will be around for the rest of my life and I hope to protect it

for after with the bylaws of the non-profit status I am to form. I do not

know about this paperwork so I will have to hire others to do it.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > I will share this with the group.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what

others

> > are

> > > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

> limited

> > > for

> > > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Thanks,

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Young

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[Guest guest]

There are lots of ways of thinking. I could tell you about how I am but I don't

need to. That's my dignity and privacy under California law. That's why others

are scared to do anything to grandiose or speak their minds. My rights are

indifferently protected under law no matter how I think or expressed. To feel

this confident is freedom.

Fortunitly people that understand my disabilities help me and I don't have to

depend on much else. I proudly work 7 days a week. I am not ashamed of me and I

don't mind standing up for myself in face of any obstacles. I don't like

politicians because they say things but don't mean them and I don't like freedom

if it is just fake.

I test things as I go to see if it's true. I will confront hate that calls me

lazy like I heard people call people on disability lazy, the superficial that

promise falsely and anything that prevents me from experiencing life. I am

strong in heart and mind and cannot be demoralized.

I am very happy in life.

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> > > > > > > > I will share this with the group.

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> > > > > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what

> > others

> > > are

> > > > > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

> > > limited

> > > > > for

> > > > > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

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> > > > > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

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> > > > > > > > Thanks,

> > > > > > > >

> > > > > > > > Young

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[Guest guest]

I do not know. I cannot ultimately assume conclusively the minds of others, even

politicians. Thats why I just look to myself. I like to be challenged. I do not

trust with certainty anyone else aside from me. I protect myself this way.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I will share this with the group.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what

> others

> > > are

> > > > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

> > limited

> > > > for

> > > > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Thanks,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Young

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[Guest guest]

Well of course but not for having made the company. I will just work as other

participants do in the program. There are disabled individuals wanting to work

for the organization already and some already do. I will just happen to oversee

to make sure no one tries to limit it. As a program it will just happen to use

as much funding as possible to create opportunity. As I said other programs seem

to be a good way to to get out of the house but in any inspiring or extremely

enabling way not really so.

Young

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I will share this with the group.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > This is my dedicated focus in life. This is achieving what

> others

> > > are

> > > > > scared to do. What others are paid to do but keep people like me

> > limited

> > > > for

> > > > > the sake of inspirational passions as excuses.

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > http://www.compassionateintegrations.org/HumboldtIncludes.mp3

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Thanks,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Young

> > > > > > >

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[Guest guest]

The computer. Remove the social stressors and many can communicate much better.

I know what I type is often much more beautiful than what comes out of my mouth.

Or more biting. LOL

There is one individual out there who writes beautifully, but lives with total

support and is still in diapers. Not to compare that to ... but just to

say how the Internet has provided a voice for those who typically were unable to

get their message heard for various reasons.

Pam

>

> You seem to be able to communicate , you seem very entrepreneurial . do you

> mind if I ask what are your limitations?

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't see how you got this? Organizations like this exists all the time but I

am applying to be one. I don't see why my having a disability and being

confident, whether or not I get funding means I expect I must do it. I think I

do a good job without government funding, achieving more awareness then

organizations recieving a million and more in the past few years. The people

that issue the funding have been very positive and supportive of me. Saying they

think I will be a wonderfull vendor.

The mentality your deriving just isn ot part of my personality.

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Not this attitude of . taxpayers should have to support you in whatever I

feel most " comfortable " doing. As a persons with disabilities I find that

offensive, as a person with disabilities working through those disabilities

and making my tax payments to support you.

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