memo

[Guest guest]

Who puts more misinformation on the internet about the Anthrax Shots than

the DoD? And who speeches are quoted more on the internet than the lies Dr.

Sue on her unfinished studies out of no where and with twisted

precentages? And your really missing the lies if you have never been to a

town meeting where Rostker and his merry team of 20 run around state to

state calling Gulf War Veterans Wacko's (refering to the Government

Educational program) and lying about the numbers who have died since the

Gulf.

What happen to the Gulf War Veterans is happening to our troops again today,

Someone has to be responsible when the DoD uses our military as guines pigs.

Those who step forward and share information is what the DoD fears most and

all who are willing to sacrifice their time and share information and host

these Internet sites for the men and women in the service are the true

hero's today.

Whenever I read someone from DoD state there is misinformation on the

internet I wonder how long are they going to remain ignorant.

The DoD is too busy chasing the almighty dollar and they will never stop

this attack on the internet sites because You are winning!

Take care and Thanks for letting me vent.

Maureen

>In the May 18, 1999, memo Moorman says that those refusing to take the

>vaccine " often act on misinformation obtained from Web sites set up by

>special interest groups on the Internet " and urges military criminal

>defense lawyers to read the Defense Department's and other " government,

>educational

[Guest guest]

Ellen,

I was able to send my version (changed so little, guilty of plagiarism) of your

memo to the following

reps:

Mike Connelly, Franco Coladipietro, Sandy Pihos, Mike Fortner

I also gave them a hard copy at the Autism forum in Wheaton last night as well

as Senator Randy

Hultgren, Dupage County County Board Member Dirk Enger and Deanie Bergbreiter,

assitant attorney

general public aid bureau.

She (Deanie) told me she has an 8yr. old with autism

Sandy Pihos asked me where I stood on the Blueprint and I responded that I

strongly supported it and

why. She just answered that most people at the meeting last time were against

it. This is true, I was

there and we were outnumbered or maybe opponents were just more vocal.

Thais

[Guest guest]

Hi Liz:

I really appreciate your sharing these situations. It is important for all of

us to know...

As always, I am blown away by your and so many others resilience in the face of

constant battles and challenges. Our love knows no boundaries.

Ellen

Ellen Garber Bronfeld

egskb@...

Re: memo

There is recognition of the need to shore up the infrascture, create capacity

and also to make sure that a solid crisis intervention plan is in place.

I haven't read the Blueprint yet, but may sit down tonight & read it.

The crisis intervention would be a good idea as far as ICF-DD's go. The staff

should know how to do it.

Last week, my son had several incident reports. He's been smacking his head

more on the wall or floor, biting himself, swinging at staff, talking of

shooting people with a gun,(I found a Western movie in his room at our

house....It had lots of shooting, etc. His roommate also watches Westerns.)

throwing up, etc. etc.

Yesterday, he also had a bad day. I contacted the facility, told them to call

his doc to see about getting an earlier appt. (he has one for April 2nd.) The

doc wanted him seen in the ER & have him admitted for a psych eval...(in a

locked ward)....He's still at the facility...(we said No admit)....

I'm taking the day off tomorrow to contact his neuro. (I couldn't even

concentrate today at work.)

One of the STAFF members had a " behavior " Sunday....she was much better

behaved tonight when I was there....(her supervisor was also there)

There are some 4 bed ICF-DD's around here, but of course no openings.

Liz

[Guest guest]

Liz,

 As a behavior analyst, the first step would be to rule out a medical cause for

the increase in behavior. Does your son have any dental problems or health

problems that may be reoccurring? It is also possible that something new is

going on. Before changing any procedures or medication, be sure to rule out a

health issue first.

Ann

From: ELLEN BRONFELD <egskb@...>

Subject: Re: Re: memo

IPADDUnite

Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2009, 9:33 PM

Hi Liz:

I really appreciate your sharing these situations. It is important for all of us

to know...

As always, I am blown away by your and so many others resilience in the face of

constant battles and challenges. Our love knows no boundaries.

Ellen

Ellen Garber Bronfeld

egskbsbcglobal (DOT) net

Re: memo

There is recognition of the need to shore up the infrascture, create capacity

and also to make sure that a solid crisis intervention plan is in place.

I haven't read the Blueprint yet, but may sit down tonight & read it.

The crisis intervention would be a good idea as far as ICF-DD's go. The staff

should know how to do it.

Last week, my son had several incident reports. He's been smacking his head more

on the wall or floor, biting himself, swinging at staff, talking of shooting

people with a gun,(I found a Western movie in his room at our house....It had

lots of shooting, etc. His roommate also watches Westerns.) throwing up, etc.

etc.

Yesterday, he also had a bad day. I contacted the facility, told them to call

his doc to see about getting an earlier appt. (he has one for April 2nd.) The

doc wanted him seen in the ER & have him admitted for a psych eval...(in a

locked ward)....He' s still at the facility...( we said No admit)....

I'm taking the day off tomorrow to contact his neuro. (I couldn't even

concentrate today at work.)

One of the STAFF members had a " behavior " Sunday....she was much better behaved

tonight when I was there....(her supervisor was also there)

There are some 4 bed ICF-DD's around here, but of course no openings.

Liz