FORWARD: LifeMyWay: Documentary filmmaker coming to Chicago

[Guest guest]

Tony auski of the Arc of Illinois is seeking people for interviews for a

documentary.

He is working with Narcel us, who is a documentary filmmaker based in

Atlanta. Mr. us has been working on a film about children living in nursing

facilities and institutions. He heard about the Alden North story in Chicago and

he is planning to be in Chicago Jan 5-8.

He is looking to do interviews with people involved in trying to improve the

situation for children who need nursing care.

He is very interested in speaking with families who have successfully worked to

support children with developmental disabilities and special health care needs

at home and families who have children in SNF/Peds.

Mr. us has previously done an award winning film about a young man with a

developmental disability and is very credible. His website is

www.narcelreedus.com.

Please email Tony auski if you can help.

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