re Awareness Raising/biomed publicity

[Guest guest]

Guardian on Saturday Magazine has a 'my real life story' section - a

whole page article where people send in a story about something special,

some story in their life. Just had a thought: wouldn't it be great if

someone who's child recovered from autism send in their story?

Natasa

[Guest guest]

Tina could do it, her 's story is a blinder by all accounts, and I

think it's already written, so perhaps would only take a bit of

editing......whaddaya say Tina?

Zoe x

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> Guardian on Saturday Magazine has a 'my real life story' section - a

> whole page article where people send in a story about something special,

> some story in their life. Just had a thought: wouldn't it be great if

> someone who's child recovered from autism send in their story?

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> Natasa

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[Guest guest]

Please do. TOm's story has too many jumps and starts and not enough

emphatic " and now he can do this " . He is coming on but the

whole " eye contact, presence " thing doesn't cut much ice I think.

Compared to the fab progress you've had (and we will have, we're

only 10.5 months into chelation). We need poster boys and girls!

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> > Guardian on Saturday Magazine has a 'my real life story'

section - a

> > whole page article where people send in a story about something

special,

> > some story in their life. Just had a thought: wouldn't it be

great if

> > someone who's child recovered from autism send in their story?

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> > Natasa

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