Youtube Video

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Congratulations on the slam dunk, . Sounds like we can

attribute your son's success to good mothering.

On Nov 30, 2006, at 9:59 PM, christine heeren wrote:

Hello everyone,

He's no McIllwain, but my son scored his first basket

during the basketball tournament tonight. This was the second year

he participated. Last year he did well, but wasn't close to

scoring. I caught it all on video (thank god). The second round he

scores. We were all crying. My parents came and his special ed

teachers came and brought their families. He had a whole cheering

section. It was just beautiful. Oh ya, and his team won. The

finals are tomorrow morning during school. I'll videotape that too.

I have to find last year's video and post that. You can really see a

difference.

Another great thing was did this in front of the Principal

and Special Ed Director! Thanks to such a wonderful staff for giving

this opportunity. His gym teacher is awesome and his

classroom teacher was crying before he even scored.

is wearing the red shirt with the purple pinny.

thanks for letting me share- I'm constantly surprised

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He’s lovely . J

From:

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Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006

10:00 PM

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Subject: YouTube Video

Hello

everyone,

He's no McIllwain, but my son scored his first basket

during the basketball tournament tonight. This was the second year

he participated. Last year he did well, but wasn't close to

scoring. I caught it all on video (thank god). The second round he

scores. We were all crying. My parents came and his special ed

teachers came and brought their families. He had a whole cheering

section. It was just beautiful. Oh ya, and his team won. The

finals are tomorrow morning during school. I'll videotape that too.

I have to find last year's video and post that. You can really see a

difference.

Another great thing was did this in front of the Principal

and Special Ed Director! Thanks to such a wonderful staff for giving

this opportunity. His gym teacher is awesome and his

classroom teacher was crying before he even scored.

is wearing the red shirt with the purple pinny.

thanks for letting me share- I'm constantly surprised

[Guest guest]

>

> Congratulations on the slam dunk, . Sounds like we can

> attribute your son's success to good mothering.

>

>

Thanks Bob,

I wish I could take all the credit. But, I can't. The staff at the school

loves him so much. I

even saw one of his classmates from last year at the game tonight. The kid was

so happy

to see .

I was sitting in the gym, looking at all these parents of typical kids. I

didn't know any of

them. I need to start going to after school activities and making playdates.

This is all new

to me- is my only kid. I have to get used to him having typical

friends. I know

this is just the beginning and has a long way.... but he's done things I

never

thought he would do.

Even tonight I said to my mom " I don't expect him to get a basket. He's not

athletic at all " .

Not only did he get a basket- he had great form and followed through! There IS

hope.

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Wonderful!christine heeren <christine@...> wrote: Hello everyone,He's no McIllwain, but my son scored his first basket during the basketball tournament tonight. This was the second year he participated. Last year he did well, but wasn't close to scoring. I caught it all on video (thank god). The second round he scores. We were all crying. My parents came and his special ed teachers came and brought their families. He had a whole cheering section. It was just

beautiful. Oh ya, and his team won. The finals are tomorrow morning during school. I'll videotape that too. I have to find last year's video and post that. You can really see a difference.Another great thing was did this in front of the Principal and Special Ed Director! Thanks to such a wonderful staff for giving this opportunity. His gym teacher is awesome and his classroom teacher was crying before he even scored. is wearing the red shirt with the purple pinny.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyLD4baZy4thanks for letting me share- I'm constantly surprised

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[Guest guest]

Beautiul .

>

> Hello everyone,

>

> He's no McIllwain, but my son scored his first

basket

> during the basketball tournament tonight. This was the second

year

> he participated. Last year he did well, but wasn't close to

> scoring. I caught it all on video (thank god). The second round

he

> scores. We were all crying. My parents came and his special ed

> teachers came and brought their families. He had a whole cheering

> section. It was just beautiful. Oh ya, and his team won. The

> finals are tomorrow morning during school. I'll videotape that

too.

> I have to find last year's video and post that. You can really see

a

> difference.

>

> Another great thing was did this in front of the Principal

> and Special Ed Director! Thanks to such a wonderful staff for

giving

> this opportunity. His gym teacher is awesome and his

> classroom teacher was crying before he even scored.

>

> is wearing the red shirt with the purple pinny.

>

>

>

> thanks for letting me share- I'm constantly surprised

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Fantastic! And the ND's tell us we HATE our children? We celebrate

EVERY gain they make. We rejoice in small, medium and large

acheivements. Thanks for a lovely start to my day.

KS

kimstagliano.blogspot.com

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That couldn't be cuter!

From: "Holly Bortfeld" <maximom@...>Reply-EOHarm To: <EOHarm >Subject: RE: YouTube VideoDate: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 22:35:11 -0500

He’s lovely . J

From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of christine heerenSent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 10:00 PMnaalongisland ; eoharm ; justparentsforautism ; nsasa Cc: stubitoaol; brent.heerennavy (DOT) mil; bopakinghotmail; AnnetteIversonaol; dburnhamindustrialbuyers; martyzichittella; rainbo3optonline (DOT) netSubject: YouTube Video

Hello everyone,He's no McIllwain, but my son scored his first basket during the basketball tournament tonight. This was the second year he participated. Last year he did well, but wasn't close to scoring. I caught it all on video (thank god). The second round he scores. We were all crying. My parents came and his special ed teachers came and brought their families. He had a whole cheering section. It was just beautiful. Oh ya, and his team won. The finals are tomorrow morning during school. I'll videotape that too. I have to find last year's video and post that. You can really see a difference.Another great thing was did this in front of the Principal and Special Ed Director! Thanks to such a wonderful staff for giving this opportunity. His gym teacher is awesome and his classroom teacher was crying before he even scored. is wearing the red shirt with the purple pinny.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyLD4baZy4thanks for letting me share- I'm constantly surprised

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WOOOEEEEEEE, !

Barb

YouTube Video

Hello everyone,He's no McIllwain, but my son scored his first basket during the basketball tournament tonight. This was the second year he participated. Last year he did well, but wasn't close to scoring. I caught it all on video (thank god). The second round he scores. We were all crying. My parents came and his special ed teachers came and brought their families. He had a whole cheering section. It was just beautiful. Oh ya, and his team won. The finals are tomorrow morning during school. I'll videotape that too. I have to find last year's video and post that. You can really see a difference.Another great thing was did this in front of the Principal and Special Ed Director! Thanks to such a wonderful staff for giving this opportunity. His gym teacher is awesome and his classroom teacher was crying before he even scored. is wearing the red shirt with the purple pinny.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyLD4baZy4thanks for letting me share- I'm constantly surprised

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, congrats on your son's success. Our kids can do *anything*.

Debi

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That is wonderful . What state do you live in?

YouTube Video

Hello everyone,He's no McIllwain, but my son scored his first basket during the basketball tournament tonight. This was the second year he participated. Last year he did well, but wasn't close to scoring. I caught it all on video (thank god). The second round he scores. We were all crying. My parents came and his special ed teachers came and brought their families. He had a whole cheering section. It was just beautiful. Oh ya, and his team won. The finals are tomorrow morning during school. I'll videotape that too. I have to find last year's video and post that. You can really see a difference.Another great thing was did this in front of the Principal and Special Ed Director! Thanks to such a wonderful staff for giving this opportunity. His gym teacher is awesome and his classroom teacher was crying before he even scored. is wearing the red shirt with the purple pinny.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlyLD4baZy4thanks for letting me share- I'm constantly surprised

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>

> That is wonderful . What state do you live in?

>

Thanks (and thanks to everyone who commented)

I live on Long Island. Totally lucked out with my school district. I moved

here when my son

was 1 month old. If I would have moved one town over (my hometown) He would

have

nothing. Except maybe an hour long bus ride to a special program with no chance

of

mainstreaming.

So I can't afford a home and freeze my ass off in the winter... at least I don't

have to sue my

school district or pay $100,000 a year for ABA.

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna,

Great job.

The more people try and get the message out, the better chance a lot

more kids will get help earlier. You've included a lot of helpful

information and resources. And the more kids that get better, the

harder it will be for the naysayers to keep pushing their message of

" its a mystery, there's no cure. "

Just be aware, when you are putting text out that says " trace amounts

are still contained in the paediatric vaccine schedule " you are

repeating the official line from vaccine manufacturers. This has never

been independently verified. I have also heard of two " spot checks "

done by an independent group and in both cases the " mercury free "

vaccines were still full of mercury. Its not hard to lie on a label or

a material safety data sheet if there is no independent body to verify a

companies claims.

And the manufacturers position remains " we took the mercury out, but

autism is still on the rise, so you can clearly see its not the mercury. "

The other thing worth mentioning is Andy Cutler maintains in the Hannah

Poling case that the mitochondrial disorder is a red herring. Mercury

poisoning will give you a mitochondrial disorder.

Keep up the great work.

Cheers

Dad to Maya ASD

Donna wrote:

>

> Hi all,

> I've finished the youtube video regarding autism. Hopeully you'll all

> watch and I'll get some positive comments from you.

>

> <

>

> Donna.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Very nice Donna. Very informative. Cute little boy

May I ask the title of the song? Who is the artist?

Thanks for sharing.

--- Donna <donna12345au@...> wrote:

> Hi all,

> I've finished the youtube video regarding autism.

> Hopeully you'll all

> watch and I'll get some positive comments from you.

>

> Donna.

>

>

[Guest guest]

The song is called 'Missing pieces' , artist is Mark Leland.

Donna.

Re: [ ] YOUTUBE VIDEO

Very nice Donna. Very informative. Cute little boy

May I ask the title of the song? Who is the artist?

Thanks for sharing.

--- Donna <donna12345au. au> wrote:

> Hi all,

> I've finished the youtube video regarding autism.

> Hopeully you'll all

> watch and I'll get some positive comments from you.

> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=iLeIhtoOLBY

> Donna.

>

>

Get the name you always wanted with the new y7mail email address.

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I'd also like to add that the 'Mitochondrial disorder' I added in my video, is

only to get parents to look into this...they will eventually work things out...I

could have added a lot more and gone into more depth, but instead, I added

'bits and pieces' of info regarding what they need to look into.

Donna.

Re: [ ] YOUTUBE VIDEO

Hi Donna,

Great job.

The more people try and get the message out, the better chance a lot

more kids will get help earlier. You've included a lot of helpful

information and resources. And the more kids that get better, the

harder it will be for the naysayers to keep pushing their message of

" its a mystery, there's no cure. "

Just be aware, when you are putting text out that says " trace amounts

are still contained in the paediatric vaccine schedule " you are

repeating the official line from vaccine manufacturers. This has never

been independently verified. I have also heard of two " spot checks "

done by an independent group and in both cases the " mercury free "

vaccines were still full of mercury. Its not hard to lie on a label or

a material safety data sheet if there is no independent body to verify a

companies claims.

And the manufacturers position remains " we took the mercury out, but

autism is still on the rise, so you can clearly see its not the mercury. "

The other thing worth mentioning is Andy Cutler maintains in the Hannah

Poling case that the mitochondrial disorder is a red herring. Mercury

poisoning will give you a mitochondrial disorder.

Keep up the great work.

Cheers

Dad to Maya ASD

Donna wrote:

>

> Hi all,

> I've finished the youtube video regarding autism. Hopeully you'll all

> watch and I'll get some positive comments from you.

> http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=iLeIhtoOLBY

> <http://www.youtube. com/watch? v=iLeIhtoOLBY>

> Donna.

>

>

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