Re: OT: Autism: The Musical

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OMG. Is this for real???

Can my son play an extra? Possibly a stimmer?

>

>

> They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical

>

> What next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical " or maybe " Autism - I want

> to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

>

> I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil tapping

> autism.

>

> Lenny

>

>

> Morrill

> Publicity

> Tribeca Film Festival

> March 27, 2007

>

> Editor

> Dear Lenny Schafer

>

> I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film Festival

> this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of the

> documentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism: The

> Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would be

> extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and

> optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability and

> allows people to connect with young autistic children.

>

> I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be helpful and

> look forward to discussing these films and any other films that you

> are interested in.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival

> Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator

>

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Hell, I have Autism: The Musical playing in my house 24/7.

Gavin " sings " all the time, sometimes its nice singing (he has perfect pitch and a great voice)

but most times its a stimmy/buzzy/singing that drive me up a freaking wall and makes me want to poke my ears with a screwdriver.

A friend of mine mysteriously lost his hearing last year, I told him if they come up with a way to do hearing transplants that he can have mine

Oh and Liam can join in, even though he is not autistic he has learned how to " play " autistic. He runs arouns like Gavinm doing all the sounds and moves... actually I about peed myself the other day when he started flicking a pen like Gavin does... (Hand flapping subsituting a pen for the other hand).

I should charge admission.

W.

On 3/28/07, schaferatsprynet <schafer@...> wrote:

They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The MusicalWhat next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical " or maybe " Autism - I wantto drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil tappingautism.Lenny MorrillPublicityTribeca Film FestivalMarch 27, 2007EditorDear Lenny SchaferI am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film Festival

this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of thedocumentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism: TheMusical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would beextremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and

optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability andallows people to connect with young autistic children.I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be helpful andlook forward to discussing these films and any other films that you

are interested in.Thanks! Morrill ~ Tribeca Film FestivalDiscovery ~ Publicity Coordinator -- M. Webster814-644-3564Autism IS Treatablehttp://www.generationrescue.org

http://www.putchildrenfirst.orgBe ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity. --Horace Mann

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No offense , but none of us we come...we've all seen

that " musical " before. LOL

>

> Hell, I have Autism: The Musical playing in my house 24/7.

> Gavin " sings " all the time, sometimes its nice singing (he has

perfect pitch

> and a great voice)

> but most times its a stimmy/buzzy/singing that drive me up a

freaking wall

> and makes me want to poke my ears with a screwdriver.

>

> A friend of mine mysteriously lost his hearing last year, I told

him if they

> come up with a way to do hearing transplants that he can have

mine

>

> Oh and Liam can join in, even though he is not autistic he has

learned how

> to " play " autistic. He runs arouns like Gavinm doing all the

sounds and

> moves... actually I about peed myself the other day when he started

flicking

> a pen like Gavin does... (Hand flapping subsituting a pen for the

other

> hand).

>

> I should charge admission.

>

> W.

[Guest guest]

To be followed by its sequel:

"The Holocaust Denier".

Re: OT: Autism: The Musical

OMG. Is this for real???Can my son play an extra? Possibly a stimmer?>> > They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical> > What next "Colorectal Cancer: The Musical" or maybe "Autism - I want> to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical".> > I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil tapping> autism.> > Lenny> > > Morrill> Publicity> Tribeca Film Festival> March 27, 2007> > Editor> Dear Lenny Schafer> > I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film Festival> this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of the> documentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism: The> Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would be> extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and> optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability and> allows people to connect with young autistic children.> > I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be helpful and> look forward to discussing these films and any other films that you> are interested in.> > Thanks!> > Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival> Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator>

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Hi Lenny

My son (age 10) walked up to his piano a few nights ago and out of the

blue he just started playing " you light up my life " <...choke...>

Here's a kid who spends 3 hours staring at the lines in the paint on

his bedroom door - he still can't hit the toilet, but he can hit

(almost :-) all the right notes on the keyboard.

I think I know where you're coming from - we're far from experiencing

any of the " great fun " of autism that I've heard so much about lately

- but I'm wondering how I'd feel if my kid were in that movie - the

whole kid - including the stims, the pee accidents, the noise

meltdowns, all that stuff - along with the music.

Is it possible that maybe he is? Maybe these guys have a half-way

decent effort here, but they just picked a really really really bad title?

Or maybe it's as offensive as the title suggests - I dunno - I just

keep hearing that song and how proud I am of the little guy and it

makes me smile

-randy

>

>

> They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical

>

> What next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical " or maybe " Autism - I want

> to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

>

> I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil tapping

> autism.

>

> Lenny

>

>

> Morrill

> Publicity

> Tribeca Film Festival

> March 27, 2007

>

> Editor

> Dear Lenny Schafer

>

> I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film Festival

> this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of the

> documentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism: The

> Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would be

> extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and

> optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability and

> allows people to connect with young autistic children.

>

> I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be helpful and

> look forward to discussing these films and any other films that you

> are interested in.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival

> Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator

>

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Let me preface this by saying I had to pull the shower curtain to wash

at 2am because my daughter decided rubbing her butt cheeks up & down

the shower curtain after taking a dump would be more beneficial than

using toilet paper. I'm no stranger to the downs of autism.

That said, I enjoy my daughter immensely. I would be honored to

showcase her accomplishments. She can't play a piano or do anything

savant, but looking into her gorgeous eyes seems to take precedence

for me over the rest.

For many of us our kids will grow into adults with autism. I

personally want a society perpared to embrace them. If it takes a

video showing the beauty people with autism have, then so be it. I'll

take that any day over the prior " let's hide 'em away " emotion people

have.

Debi

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Hahahaha better than using the cat, I suppose.

From:

EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Debi

Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007

3:11 PM

EOHarm

Subject: Re: OT: Autism:

The Musical

Let me preface this by saying I had to pull the shower

curtain to wash

at 2am because my daughter decided rubbing her butt cheeks up & down

the shower curtain after taking a dump would be more beneficial than

using toilet paper.

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Sometimes I think of Jeff Foxxworthy's, " You Might Be A Redneck " ,

except using the word autism to replace redneck. Debi, here's one for

you: If yewwwwwww have ever warshed your shower curtain in the middle

of the night because your child used it to wipe his/her butt,

yewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww might have a child with autism...

>

>

> They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical

>

> What next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical " or maybe " Autism - I want

> to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

>

> I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil tapping

> autism.

>

> Lenny

>

>

> Morrill

> Publicity

> Tribeca Film Festival

> March 27, 2007

>

> Editor

> Dear Lenny Schafer

>

> I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film Festival

> this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of the

> documentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism: The

> Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would be

> extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and

> optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability and

> allows people to connect with young autistic children.

>

> I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be helpful and

> look forward to discussing these films and any other films that you

> are interested in.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival

> Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator

>

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Oh- I like this game.

If you ever had to buy diapers for a 6 yrs old- then you might have a child with autism.

If you ever had to buy babyfood for a 7 year old- then you might have a child with autism.

If you got excited when your kid said the F word- then you might have a child with autism.

If you have to buy cookies online- then you might have a child with autism.

I could go on all day....

On 3/29/07 3:37 PM, " penelope_fam " <p.ray@...> wrote:

Sometimes I think of Jeff Foxxworthy's, " You Might Be A Redneck " ,

except using the word autism to replace redneck. Debi, here's one for

you: If yewwwwwww have ever warshed your shower curtain in the middle

of the night because your child used it to wipe his/her butt,

yewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww might have a child with autism...

>

>

> They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical

>

> What next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical " or maybe " Autism - I want

> to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

>

> I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil tapping

> autism.

>

> Lenny

>

>

> Morrill

> Publicity

> Tribeca Film Festival

> March 27, 2007

>

> Editor

> Dear Lenny Schafer

>

> I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film Festival

> this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of the

> documentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism: The

> Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would be

> extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and

> optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability and

> allows people to connect with young autistic children.

>

> I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be helpful and

> look forward to discussing these films and any other films that you

> are interested in.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival

> Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator

>

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I dunno. I raised three NT boys as a single mom and there wasnt a day that these things didnt occur. On top of wrecking furniture, walls, leather interior of car, eating jacks, putting cheerios up each others noses, legos in the vcr, they had "male domination issues" or so my 8 year old told me... I was living 'Please Dont Eat the Daisies' and learned to laugh as well as cry. Now I am marrying a man and adopting his severely autistic ten year old son as my own. He is amazed that I can stomach the peculiarities of this darling handful in pull-ups, OC terror with food and paper, head-banging, stimming. It's easy I tell him, "HE IS A BOY". Boys are naturally difficult and contrary, its a healthy part of them.

No one said it was going to be easy. My advice: Get over it and Love them More!!!!************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

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how about when you pull out the vacum cleaner and your kid runs away... you might have a child with autism.See what's free at AOL.com.

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Oh my gosh! Do you know my child??? Sorry, EVERYTHING you described is my son! LOL! (though he is only 3...same difference).

It is nice to hear from others that go through the same thing!

HUGS!

Tammy

Mommy of 11

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If your eleven year old has his pants and his shirt on inside out

and backwards..then you might have a child with autism.

If every pair of underwear your kid owns has stains from skidmarks

becuase he doesn't wipe very good or even at all for that

matter..then you might have a child with autism.

If you own every Disney book, DVD, toy, or anythng imaginable that

Disney sells...then you might have a kid with autism.

If you watch the credits over and over again, but never get to see

the actual movie on the Diseny DVD because your kid stims on the ads

before the movie over and over again...then you might have a kid with

autism.

Somebody else take it away...

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical

> >> >

> >> > What next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical " or maybe " Autism -

I want

> >> > to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

> >> >

> >> > I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil

tapping

> >> > autism.

> >> >

> >> > Lenny

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Morrill

> >> > Publicity

> >> > Tribeca Film Festival

> >> > March 27, 2007

> >> >

> >> > Editor

> >> > Dear Lenny Schafer

> >> >

> >> > I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film

Festival

> >> > this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of the

> >> > documentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism:

The

> >> > Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would be

> >> > extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and

> >> > optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability

and

> >> > allows people to connect with young autistic children.

> >> >

> >> > I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be

helpful and

> >> > look forward to discussing these films and any other films

that you

> >> > are interested in.

> >> >

> >> > Thanks!

> >> >

> >> > Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival

> >> > Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator

> >> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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No, that is applicable to all men I

think.

From:

EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of andrea52521991

If every pair of underwear your kid owns has stains from skidmarks

becuase he doesn't wipe very good or even at all for that

matter..then you might have a child with autism.

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If your good silver, wine glasses, cups, saucers, plates, spatula's

and every other kitchen utensil are sitting at the bottom of the

lagoon, hurled by your autistic kid who is endlessly entertained and

amused by watching them fly up - then down into the bottom of the

deep lagoon...

If you get in the car at midnight to find a 24 hour Wal-Mart to buy

a gallon of bubbles, and a couple of six packs of ping pong balls to

be bounced down the steps endlessly to delight and entertain your

kid in the middle of the night...

next...

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical

> > >> >

> > >> > What next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical " or

maybe " Autism -

> I want

> > >> > to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

> > >> >

> > >> > I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil

> tapping

> > >> > autism.

> > >> >

> > >> > Lenny

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> > Morrill

> > >> > Publicity

> > >> > Tribeca Film Festival

> > >> > March 27, 2007

> > >> >

> > >> > Editor

> > >> > Dear Lenny Schafer

> > >> >

> > >> > I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film

> Festival

> > >> > this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of

the

> > >> > documentary films we have at the festival this year,

Autism:

> The

> > >> > Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it

would be

> > >> > extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring

and

> > >> > optimistic story which shows the ability within the

disability

> and

> > >> > allows people to connect with young autistic children.

> > >> >

> > >> > I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be

> helpful and

> > >> > look forward to discussing these films and any other films

> that you

> > >> > are interested in.

> > >> >

> > >> > Thanks!

> > >> >

> > >> > Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival

> > >> > Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator

> > >> >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

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The f-word one is key!

From: christine <christine@...>Reply-EOHarm To: <EOHarm >Subject: Re: Re: OT: Autism: The MusicalDate: Thu, 29 Mar 2007 15:46:39 -0400

Oh- I like this game.If you ever had to buy diapers for a 6 yrs old- then you might have a child with autism.If you ever had to buy babyfood for a 7 year old- then you might have a child with autism.If you got excited when your kid said the F word- then you might have a child with autism.If you have to buy cookies online- then you might have a child with autism.I could go on all day....On 3/29/07 3:37 PM, "penelope_fam" <p.ray@...> wrote:

Sometimes I think of Jeff Foxxworthy's, "You Might Be A Redneck" ,except using the word autism to replace redneck. Debi, here's one foryou: If yewwwwwww have ever warshed your shower curtain in the middleof the night because your child used it to wipe his/her butt,yewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww might have a child with autism...>>> They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical>> What next "Colorectal Cancer: The Musical" or maybe "Autism - I want> to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical".>> I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil tapping> autism.>> Lenny>>> Morrill> Publicity> Tribeca Film Festival> March 27, 2007>> Editor> Dear Lenny Schafer>> I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film Festival> this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of the> documentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism: The> Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would be> extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and> optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability and> allows people to connect with young autistic children.>> I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be helpful and> look forward to discussing these films and any other films that you> are interested in.>> Thanks!>> Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival> Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator>

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If you ever have to write in "NO VACCINES OR THIMEROSAL CONTAINING PRODUCTS" on camp medical emergency or hospital consent forms......you might have a child with autism.

If you ever had to argue for 5 minutes with your child's pediatrician over saying "NO!" to a tetanus booster......you might have a child with autism

If you are buying a new DVD/VCR combo player approximately 4 times a year.......you might have a child with autism.

If your child refuses to get into an elevator.....you might have a child with autism

If you are watching the credits to the videos so much that you actually notice the name of your friend and find out, yes, that's what she used to do for a living before HER child was dx with autism.....I'd say you definitely have a child with autism.

From: "andrea52521991" <mkeller@...>Reply-EOHarm To: EOHarm Subject: Re: OT: Autism: The MusicalDate: Thu, 29 Mar 2007 20:46:56 -0000

If your eleven year old has his pants and his shirt on inside out and backwards..then you might have a child with autism.If every pair of underwear your kid owns has stains from skidmarks becuase he doesn't wipe very good or even at all for that matter..then you might have a child with autism.If you own every Disney book, DVD, toy, or anythng imaginable that Disney sells...then you might have a kid with autism.If you watch the credits over and over again, but never get to see the actual movie on the Diseny DVD because your kid stims on the ads before the movie over and over again...then you might have a kid with autism.Somebody else take it away...> >> >> >> >> >> > They're killing me with this stuff. . . Autism: The Musical> >> >> >> > What next "Colorectal Cancer: The Musical" or maybe "Autism - I want> >> > to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical".> >> >> >> > I am sure this film is sweet for those families with pencil tapping> >> > autism.> >> >> >> > Lenny> >> >> >> >> >> > Morrill> >> > Publicity> >> > Tribeca Film Festival> >> > March 27, 2007> >> >> >> > Editor> >> > Dear Lenny Schafer> >> >> >> > I am one of the publicity coordinators at the Tribeca Film Festival> >> > this year and I am reaching out to you to introduce one of the> >> > documentary films we have at the festival this year, Autism: The> >> > Musical. As April is National Autism Month, I think it would be> >> > extremely interesting for you to look into this inspiring and> >> > optimistic story which shows the ability within the disability and> >> > allows people to connect with young autistic children.> >> >> >> > I'd be happy to provide any other details that would be helpful and> >> > look forward to discussing these films and any other films that you> >> > are interested in.> >> >> >> > Thanks!> >> >> >> > Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival> >> > Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator> >> >> > > > > >>

[Guest guest]

If you're still listening to Dora the Explorer

Christmas music on the car CD,and it's March,you might

have a child with autism...

--- Weed <weedlets@...> wrote:

> If your good silver, wine glasses, cups, saucers,

> plates, spatula's

> and every other kitchen utensil are sitting at the

> bottom of the

> lagoon, hurled by your autistic kid who is endlessly

> entertained and

> amused by watching them fly up - then down into the

> bottom of the

> deep lagoon...

>

> If you get in the car at midnight to find a 24 hour

> Wal-Mart to buy

> a gallon of bubbles, and a couple of six packs of

> ping pong balls to

> be bounced down the steps endlessly to delight and

> entertain your

> kid in the middle of the night...

>

> next...

>

>

> > > >> >

> > > >> >

> > > >> > They're killing me with this stuff. . .

> Autism: The Musical

> > > >> >

> > > >> > What next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical "

> or

> maybe " Autism -

> > I want

> > > >> > to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

> > > >> >

> > > >> > I am sure this film is sweet for those

> families with pencil

> > tapping

> > > >> > autism.

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Lenny

> > > >> >

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Morrill

> > > >> > Publicity

> > > >> > Tribeca Film Festival

> > > >> > March 27, 2007

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Editor

> > > >> > Dear Lenny Schafer

> > > >> >

> > > >> > I am one of the publicity coordinators at

> the Tribeca Film

> > Festival

> > > >> > this year and I am reaching out to you to

> introduce one of

> the

> > > >> > documentary films we have at the festival

> this year,

> Autism:

> > The

> > > >> > Musical. As April is National Autism Month,

> I think it

> would be

> > > >> > extremely interesting for you to look into

> this inspiring

> and

> > > >> > optimistic story which shows the ability

> within the

> disability

> > and

> > > >> > allows people to connect with young

> autistic children.

> > > >> >

> > > >> > I'd be happy to provide any other details

> that would be

> > helpful and

> > > >> > look forward to discussing these films and

> any other films

> > that you

> > > >> > are interested in.

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Thanks!

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival

> > > >> > Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator

> > > >> >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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If you're still listening to Dora the Explorer

Christmas music on the car CD,and it's March,you might

have a child with autism...

--- Weed <weedlets@...> wrote:

> If your good silver, wine glasses, cups, saucers,

> plates, spatula's

> and every other kitchen utensil are sitting at the

> bottom of the

> lagoon, hurled by your autistic kid who is endlessly

> entertained and

> amused by watching them fly up - then down into the

> bottom of the

> deep lagoon...

>

> If you get in the car at midnight to find a 24 hour

> Wal-Mart to buy

> a gallon of bubbles, and a couple of six packs of

> ping pong balls to

> be bounced down the steps endlessly to delight and

> entertain your

> kid in the middle of the night...

>

> next...

>

>

> > > >> >

> > > >> >

> > > >> > They're killing me with this stuff. . .

> Autism: The Musical

> > > >> >

> > > >> > What next " Colorectal Cancer: The Musical "

> or

> maybe " Autism -

> > I want

> > > >> > to drive my car off a bridge: The Musical " .

> > > >> >

> > > >> > I am sure this film is sweet for those

> families with pencil

> > tapping

> > > >> > autism.

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Lenny

> > > >> >

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Morrill

> > > >> > Publicity

> > > >> > Tribeca Film Festival

> > > >> > March 27, 2007

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Editor

> > > >> > Dear Lenny Schafer

> > > >> >

> > > >> > I am one of the publicity coordinators at

> the Tribeca Film

> > Festival

> > > >> > this year and I am reaching out to you to

> introduce one of

> the

> > > >> > documentary films we have at the festival

> this year,

> Autism:

> > The

> > > >> > Musical. As April is National Autism Month,

> I think it

> would be

> > > >> > extremely interesting for you to look into

> this inspiring

> and

> > > >> > optimistic story which shows the ability

> within the

> disability

> > and

> > > >> > allows people to connect with young

> autistic children.

> > > >> >

> > > >> > I'd be happy to provide any other details

> that would be

> > helpful and

> > > >> > look forward to discussing these films and

> any other films

> > that you

> > > >> > are interested in.

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Thanks!

> > > >> >

> > > >> > Morrill ~ Tribeca Film Festival

> > > >> > Discovery ~ Publicity Coordinator

> > > >> >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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This one is a little scary...

You are awoke in the middle of the night with your child standing over

you with a knife in one hand, and an apple in the other...you might

have a child with autism.

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> If you're still listening to Dora the Explorer

> Christmas music on the car CD,and it's March,you might

> have a child with autism...

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[Guest guest]

These are great... I thought of some more.

When you have to put a lock on your fridge...

When you get to cut the line at Disney...

When you have to buy backups of videos, because if one breaks it’s the end of the world...

When you have a “stim closet” where you put all of the trains and cars....

When your child cries during “Happy Birthday” and covers his ears....

When your child hates candy, soda, ice cream and potato chips...

When you have to bring a cooler of food and drinks wherever you go....

When you child wants to ride the rollercoaster 50x’s in a row...

When your child won’t open a birthday present....

When your child cuts his head open and doesn’t cry....

When you have a sticker on your car that says “Demand Vaccines with Mercury”

(that one is for you - lol)

On 3/29/07 5:34 PM, " andrea52521991 " <mkeller@...> wrote:

This one is a little scary...

You are awoke in the middle of the night with your child standing over

you with a knife in one hand, and an apple in the other...you might

have a child with autism.

>

> If you're still listening to Dora the Explorer

> Christmas music on the car CD,and it's March,you might

> have a child with autism...

>

>

[Guest guest]

Lol almost all of those are Max!

From:

EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of christine

Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007

5:45 PM

EOHarm

Subject: Re: Re: OT:

Autism: The Musical

These are great... I thought of

some more.

When you have to put a lock on your fridge...

When you get to cut the line at Disney...

When you have to buy backups of videos, because if one breaks it’s the

end of the world...

When you have a “stim closet” where you put all of the trains and

cars....

When your child cries during “Happy Birthday” and covers his

ears....

When your child hates candy, soda, ice cream and potato chips...

When you have to bring a cooler of food and drinks wherever you go....

When you child wants to ride the rollercoaster 50x’s in a row...

When your child won’t open a birthday present....

When your child cuts his head open and doesn’t cry....

When you have a sticker on your car that says “Demand Vaccines with

Mercury”

(that one is for you - lol)

On 3/29/07 5:34 PM, " andrea52521991 " <mkellerzoominternet (DOT) net>

wrote:

This one is a little scary...

You are awoke in the middle of the night with your child standing over

you with a knife in one hand, and an apple in the other...you might

have a child with autism.

>

> If you're still listening to Dora the Explorer

> Christmas music on the car CD,and it's March,you might

> have a child with autism...

>

>

[Guest guest]

When you kid eats $1.47 in change and you don't know about it until

they come out in the toilet....you might have a child with autism.

When you kids eats 62 marbles..you might have a kid with autism.

When your kid eats the magnetix marbles and hides the box from you so

you want take his stash....you might have a child with autism.

When your kid eats dirt, rocks, mulch, grass but refuses cake, ice

cream, candy and cookies...you might have a child with autism.

When they know you on a first name basis in the lab and or x-ray dept

at you local hospital...you might have a shild with autism.

When you kid gets out of the house and is swinging on the swings in

the back yard at 3 am...you might have a child with autism.

When you move into a new neighborhood and you kid walks into the new

neighbors house while they are at the table eating dinner, and heads

right upstairs to the bathroom and takes a dump..you might have a kid

with autism.

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[Guest guest]

why is it when I see the word " skidmark " I seem to recall some prior

reference to Fombonne...? <g>

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> No, that is applicable to all men I think.

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> From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On

Behalf Of

> andrea52521991

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> If every pair of underwear your kid owns has stains from skidmarks

> becuase he doesn't wipe very good or even at all for that

> matter..then you might have a child with autism.

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[Guest guest]

These are all funny.

I’m sure the ND are laughing their butts off

On 3/29/07 5:53 PM, " foxhairdo38 " <wendtworth68@...> wrote:

I'm in stitches, I love the stim closet one and the cooler. Classic

If your child acts like a heroin addict after eating pizza, cake, and

ice cream at a birthday party, you might have a kid with autism.

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> >> > Christmas music on the car CD,and it's March,you might

> >> > have a child with autism...

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