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>

> Please take a minute to send a quick email to the show thanking

them for helping to educate the community on autism and the supports

and services that our children need.

>

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[Guest guest]

Done! Thank you Heidi!

>

> Dear Families and Friends:

>

> It you missed last nights powerful and emotional Larry King Show on

autism it will air again this Sunday evening.

>

> Please take a minute to send a quick email to the show thanking

them for helping to educate the community on autism and the supports

and services that our children need.

>

> CONTACT US

> Send your questions and comments to " Larry King Live. "

>

>

> Heidi Fernandez

>

> Parent and Advocate

> " Knowledge is Power "

> " To the world, you may be one person, but to one person, you may be

the world. "

>

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Thank U Heidi I Did Send An Email Last Night In

Between Tears!!!

--- autism <hcf67@...>

wrote:

> Dear Families and Friends:

>

> It you missed last nights powerful and emotional

Larry King Show on autism it will air again this

Sunday evening.

>

> Please take a minute to send a quick email to the

show thanking them for helping to educate the

community on autism and the supports and services

that our children need.

>

> CONTACT US

> Send your questions and comments to " Larry King

Live. "

>

>

> Heidi Fernandez

>

> Parent and Advocate

> " Knowledge is Power "

> " To the world, you may be one person, but to one

person, you may be the world. "

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Thank U Heidi I Did Send An Email Last Night In

Between Tears!!!

--- autism <hcf67@...>

wrote:

> Dear Families and Friends:

>

> It you missed last nights powerful and emotional

Larry King Show on autism it will air again this

Sunday evening.

>

> Please take a minute to send a quick email to the

show thanking them for helping to educate the

community on autism and the supports and services

that our children need.

>

> CONTACT US

> Send your questions and comments to " Larry King

Live. "

>

>

> Heidi Fernandez

>

> Parent and Advocate

> " Knowledge is Power "

> " To the world, you may be one person, but to one

person, you may be the world. "

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[Guest guest]

I sent feedback also so thanks for that, Heidi. Excellent program

and I learned new things, such as about Autism Speaks. Suzanne

was excellent in her vociferous attack at the govt and health care

response, or lack thereof, to this national crisis. We need to keep

doing more, all of us, to help make this better for our kids, our society

and our future. (Suzanne's comparison to the polio epidemic decades

ago was searing.)

At 02:56 PM 3/22/2007, Shelby VanGorder wrote:

Thank U Heidi I Did Send An

Email Last Night In

Between Tears!!!

---

autism

<hcf67@...>

wrote:

> Dear Families and Friends:

>

> It you missed last nights powerful and emotional

Larry King Show on autism it will air again this

Sunday evening.

>

> Please take a minute to send a quick email to the

show thanking them for helping to educate the

community on autism and the supports and services

that our children need.

>

> CONTACT US

> Send your questions and comments to " Larry King

Live. "

>

>

> Heidi Fernandez

>

> Parent and Advocate

> " Knowledge is Power "

> " To the world, you may be one person, but to one

person, you may be the world. "

__________________________________________________________

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I am in agreement with this. I think across the board in the medical community there is a lack of knowledge about autism and other developmental disabilities. I am a nurse and my husband is a physician and we were shocked with our son's diagnosis of autism. I can tell you alot about End Stage Renal Disease or Heart Disease...etc... These are areas that are addressed in Nursing and Medical Schools, but developmental disabilities are mentioned in a one day segment that I cannot even clearly remember. The same can be said for my husband. We educated ourselves about autism, but I feel angered on many levels about this. We are not being educated adequately to effectively care and treat the ever growing

population of children, teenagers, adults, and elderly individuals with autism. I feel strongly that true head-way will not be met as long as the number of medical professionals understanding autism is only a minority. I think at the minimum that every doctor in Pediatric medicine, Family Practice, Internal Medicine and General Medicine should have more extensive education about developmental disabilities. And I say this to the the minimum. I don't think this is an unreasonable request at all. We need nurses to be educated because we are generally the every day face that consumers see and many times can be the voice of the consumer or patient. How can we do this when we don't even know what to do.

Re: Last nights Larry King Show

I sent feedback also so thanks for that, Heidi. Excellent program and I learned new things, such as about Autism Speaks. Suzanne was excellent in her vociferous attack at the govt and health care response, or lack thereof, to this national crisis. We need to keep doing more, all of us, to help make this better for our kids, our society and our future. (Suzanne's comparison to the polio epidemic decades ago was searing.)At 02:56 PM 3/22/2007, Shelby VanGorder wrote:

Thank U Heidi I Did Send An Email Last Night InBetween Tears!!!--- autism <hcf67comcast (DOT) net>wrote:> Dear Families and Friends:> > It you missed last nights powerful and emotionalLarry King Show on autism it will air again thisSunday evening.> > Please take a minute to send a quick email to theshow thanking them for helping to educate thecommunity on autism and the supports and servicesthat our children need.> > CONTACT US> Send your questions and comments to "Larry KingLive."> > > Heidi Fernandez > > Parent and Advocate > "Knowledge is Power" > "To the world, you may be one person, but to oneperson, you may be

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Very insightful comments, , coming from you and your husband's

medical background. Let's keep advocating (I myself need to do

more).

At 09:03 PM 3/22/2007, derek heard wrote:

I am in agreement with this. I

think across the board in the medical community there is a lack of

knowledge about autism and other developmental disabilities. I am a nurse

and my husband is a physician and we were shocked with our son's

diagnosis of autism. I can tell you alot about End Stage Renal Disease or

Heart Disease...etc... These are areas that are addressed in Nursing and

Medical Schools, but developmental disabilities are mentioned in a one

day segment that I cannot even clearly remember. The same can be said for

my husband. We educated ourselves about autism, but I feel angered on

many levels about this. We are not being educated adequately to

effectively care and treat the ever growing population of children,

teenagers, adults, and elderly individuals with autism. I feel strongly

that true head-way will not be met as long as the number of medical

professionals understanding autism is only a minority. I think at the

minimum that every doctor in Pediatric medicine, Family Practice,

Internal Medicine and General Medicine should have more extensive

education about developmental disabilities. And I say this to the the

minimum. I don't think this is an unreasonable request at all. We need

nurses to be educated because we are generally the every day face that

consumers see and many times can be the voice of the consumer or patient.

How can we do this when we don't even know what to do.

Re: Last nights Larry King Show

I sent feedback also so thanks for that, Heidi. Excellent program

and I learned new things, such as about Autism Speaks. Suzanne

was excellent in her vociferous attack at the govt and health care

response, or lack thereof, to this national crisis. We need to keep

doing more, all of us, to help make this better for our kids, our society

and our future. (Suzanne's comparison to the polio epidemic decades

ago was searing.)

At 02:56 PM 3/22/2007, Shelby VanGorder wrote:

Thank U Heidi I Did Send An

Email Last Night In

Between Tears!!!

--- autism@

groups. com

<hcf67comcast (DOT) net>

wrote:

> Dear Families and Friends:

>

> It you missed last nights powerful and emotional

Larry King Show on autism it will air again this

Sunday evening.

>

> Please take a minute to send a quick email to the

show thanking them for helping to educate the

community on autism and the supports and services

that our children need.

>

> CONTACT US

> Send your questions and comments to " Larry King

Live. "

>

>

> Heidi Fernandez

>

> Parent and Advocate

> " Knowledge is Power "

> " To the world, you may be one person, but to one

person, you may be the world. "

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

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[Guest guest]

Very insightful comments, , coming from you and your husband's

medical background. Let's keep advocating (I myself need to do

more).

At 09:03 PM 3/22/2007, derek heard wrote:

I am in agreement with this. I

think across the board in the medical community there is a lack of

knowledge about autism and other developmental disabilities. I am a nurse

and my husband is a physician and we were shocked with our son's

diagnosis of autism. I can tell you alot about End Stage Renal Disease or

Heart Disease...etc... These are areas that are addressed in Nursing and

Medical Schools, but developmental disabilities are mentioned in a one

day segment that I cannot even clearly remember. The same can be said for

my husband. We educated ourselves about autism, but I feel angered on

many levels about this. We are not being educated adequately to

effectively care and treat the ever growing population of children,

teenagers, adults, and elderly individuals with autism. I feel strongly

that true head-way will not be met as long as the number of medical

professionals understanding autism is only a minority. I think at the

minimum that every doctor in Pediatric medicine, Family Practice,

Internal Medicine and General Medicine should have more extensive

education about developmental disabilities. And I say this to the the

minimum. I don't think this is an unreasonable request at all. We need

nurses to be educated because we are generally the every day face that

consumers see and many times can be the voice of the consumer or patient.

How can we do this when we don't even know what to do.

Re: Last nights Larry King Show

I sent feedback also so thanks for that, Heidi. Excellent program

and I learned new things, such as about Autism Speaks. Suzanne

was excellent in her vociferous attack at the govt and health care

response, or lack thereof, to this national crisis. We need to keep

doing more, all of us, to help make this better for our kids, our society

and our future. (Suzanne's comparison to the polio epidemic decades

ago was searing.)

At 02:56 PM 3/22/2007, Shelby VanGorder wrote:

Thank U Heidi I Did Send An

Email Last Night In

Between Tears!!!

--- autism@

groups. com

<hcf67comcast (DOT) net>

wrote:

> Dear Families and Friends:

>

> It you missed last nights powerful and emotional

Larry King Show on autism it will air again this

Sunday evening.

>

> Please take a minute to send a quick email to the

show thanking them for helping to educate the

community on autism and the supports and services

that our children need.

>

> CONTACT US

> Send your questions and comments to " Larry King

Live. "

>

>

> Heidi Fernandez

>

> Parent and Advocate

> " Knowledge is Power "

> " To the world, you may be one person, but to one

person, you may be the world. "

____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

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-

If ALL DOCTORS and ALL NURSES felt this way I think somethign more

could be/would be done. I actually had a Peditrican say to me one

time in a very snitty tone " WHAT IS WORNG WITH HIM " when my son went

ballistic when she checked his ears (b/c of his sensory issues). I

wanted to slap her! You are one person and you cant do it alone -

but together we ALL need to let our voices be heard! As I am sure

you know taht the Austism Walk is coming up in May. I pray that

every single mom, dad, bother, sister, friend, grandmother,

grandfather, aunt uncle, cousin, Dr., nurse, ect., ect., ect. that is

affected by this disease is there that day.

Krista Brown

mother to (3)

-- In autism , derek heard <dheard73@...>

wrote:

>

> I am in agreement with this. I think across the board in the

medical community there is a lack of knowledge about autism and other

developmental disabilities. I am a nurse and my husband is a

physician and we were shocked with our son's diagnosis of autism. I

can tell you alot about End Stage Renal Disease or Heart

Disease...etc... These are areas that are addressed in Nursing and

Medical Schools, but developmental disabilities are mentioned in a

one day segment that I cannot even clearly remember. The same can be

said for my husband. We educated ourselves about autism, but I feel

angered on many levels about this. We are not being educated

adequately to effectively care and treat the ever growing population

of children, teenagers, adults, and elderly individuals with autism.

I feel strongly that true head-way will not be met as long as the

number of medical professionals understanding autism is only a

minority. I think at the minimum that every doctor in Pediatric

> medicine, Family Practice, Internal Medicine and General Medicine

should have more extensive education about developmental

disabilities. And I say this to the the minimum. I don't think this

is an unreasonable request at all. We need nurses to be educated

because we are generally the every day face that consumers see and

many times can be the voice of the consumer or patient. How can we do

this when we don't even know what to do.

>

>

>

> Re: Last nights Larry King Show

>

> I sent feedback also so thanks for that, Heidi. Excellent program

and I learned new things, such as about Autism Speaks. Suzanne

was excellent in her vociferous attack at the govt and health

care response, or lack thereof, to this national crisis. We need to

keep doing more, all of us, to help make this better for our kids,

our society and our future. (Suzanne's comparison to the polio

epidemic decades ago was searing.)

>

>

>

> At 02:56 PM 3/22/2007, Shelby VanGorder wrote:

>

>

> Thank U Heidi I Did Send An Email Last Night In

> Between Tears!!!

> --- autism <hcf67comcast (DOT) net>

> wrote:

> > Dear Families and Friends:

> >

> > It you missed last nights powerful and emotional

> Larry King Show on autism it will air again this

> Sunday evening.

> >

> > Please take a minute to send a quick email to the

> show thanking them for helping to educate the

> community on autism and the supports and services

> that our children need.

> >

> > CONTACT US

> > Send your questions and comments to " Larry King

> Live. "

> >

> >

> > Heidi Fernandez

> >

> > Parent and Advocate

> > " Knowledge is Power "

> > " To the world, you may be one person, but to one

> person, you may be the world. "

>

> ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> No need to miss a message. Get email on-the-go

> with for Mobile. Get started.

> http://mobile. / mail

>

>

>

>

>

>

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-

If ALL DOCTORS and ALL NURSES felt this way I think somethign more

could be/would be done. I actually had a Peditrican say to me one

time in a very snitty tone " WHAT IS WORNG WITH HIM " when my son went

ballistic when she checked his ears (b/c of his sensory issues). I

wanted to slap her! You are one person and you cant do it alone -

but together we ALL need to let our voices be heard! As I am sure

you know taht the Austism Walk is coming up in May. I pray that

every single mom, dad, bother, sister, friend, grandmother,

grandfather, aunt uncle, cousin, Dr., nurse, ect., ect., ect. that is

affected by this disease is there that day.

Krista Brown

mother to (3)

-- In autism , derek heard <dheard73@...>

wrote:

>

> I am in agreement with this. I think across the board in the

medical community there is a lack of knowledge about autism and other

developmental disabilities. I am a nurse and my husband is a

physician and we were shocked with our son's diagnosis of autism. I

can tell you alot about End Stage Renal Disease or Heart

Disease...etc... These are areas that are addressed in Nursing and

Medical Schools, but developmental disabilities are mentioned in a

one day segment that I cannot even clearly remember. The same can be

said for my husband. We educated ourselves about autism, but I feel

angered on many levels about this. We are not being educated

adequately to effectively care and treat the ever growing population

of children, teenagers, adults, and elderly individuals with autism.

I feel strongly that true head-way will not be met as long as the

number of medical professionals understanding autism is only a

minority. I think at the minimum that every doctor in Pediatric

> medicine, Family Practice, Internal Medicine and General Medicine

should have more extensive education about developmental

disabilities. And I say this to the the minimum. I don't think this

is an unreasonable request at all. We need nurses to be educated

because we are generally the every day face that consumers see and

many times can be the voice of the consumer or patient. How can we do

this when we don't even know what to do.

>

>

>

> Re: Last nights Larry King Show

>

> I sent feedback also so thanks for that, Heidi. Excellent program

and I learned new things, such as about Autism Speaks. Suzanne

was excellent in her vociferous attack at the govt and health

care response, or lack thereof, to this national crisis. We need to

keep doing more, all of us, to help make this better for our kids,

our society and our future. (Suzanne's comparison to the polio

epidemic decades ago was searing.)

>

>

>

> At 02:56 PM 3/22/2007, Shelby VanGorder wrote:

>

>

> Thank U Heidi I Did Send An Email Last Night In

> Between Tears!!!

> --- autism <hcf67comcast (DOT) net>

> wrote:

> > Dear Families and Friends:

> >

> > It you missed last nights powerful and emotional

> Larry King Show on autism it will air again this

> Sunday evening.

> >

> > Please take a minute to send a quick email to the

> show thanking them for helping to educate the

> community on autism and the supports and services

> that our children need.

> >

> > CONTACT US

> > Send your questions and comments to " Larry King

> Live. "

> >

> >

> > Heidi Fernandez

> >

> > Parent and Advocate

> > " Knowledge is Power "

> > " To the world, you may be one person, but to one

> person, you may be the world. "

>

> ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

> No need to miss a message. Get email on-the-go

> with for Mobile. Get started.

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>

>

>

>

>

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I agree!!!!!!!! I had a pediatrician tell me to "give him something to stop the screaming." I was soo mad!!! Needless to say, we changed doctors, but not before I told him where he could go. I am walking...we have a team Brice and Seth's Spinners, named after my son and coworkers son and their favorite activity to do..spin... :0) I hope everyone shows up!!!!

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I agree!!!!!!!! I had a pediatrician tell me to "give him something to stop the screaming." I was soo mad!!! Needless to say, we changed doctors, but not before I told him where he could go. I am walking...we have a team Brice and Seth's Spinners, named after my son and coworkers son and their favorite activity to do..spin... :0) I hope everyone shows up!!!!

Don't be flakey. Get for Mobile and always stay connected to friends.

[Guest guest]

I know that I will me at the walk! my family and I have already pre-registered!!! I was so impressed with the Walk last year, as that was the first one we had attended. I hope to see you all there! Shelby Mother of Sierra/13/pdd-noskristafb69 <kgb5@...> wrote: - If ALL DOCTORS and ALL NURSES felt this way I think somethign more could be/would be done. I actually had a Peditrican say to me one time in a

very snitty tone "WHAT IS WORNG WITH HIM" when my son went ballistic when she checked his ears (b/c of his sensory issues). I wanted to slap her! You are one person and you cant do it alone - but together we ALL need to let our voices be heard! As I am sure you know taht the Austism Walk is coming up in May. I pray that every single mom, dad, bother, sister, friend, grandmother, grandfather, aunt uncle, cousin, Dr., nurse, ect., ect., ect. that is affected by this disease is there that day.Krista Brownmother to (3)-- In autism , derek heard <dheard73@...> wrote:>> I am in agreement with this. I think across the board in the medical community there is a lack of knowledge about autism and other developmental disabilities. I am a nurse and my husband is a physician and we were shocked with our

son's diagnosis of autism. I can tell you alot about End Stage Renal Disease or Heart Disease...etc... These are areas that are addressed in Nursing and Medical Schools, but developmental disabilities are mentioned in a one day segment that I cannot even clearly remember. The same can be said for my husband. We educated ourselves about autism, but I feel angered on many levels about this. We are not being educated adequately to effectively care and treat the ever growing population of children, teenagers, adults, and elderly individuals with autism. I feel strongly that true head-way will not be met as long as the number of medical professionals understanding autism is only a minority. I think at the minimum that every doctor in Pediatric> medicine, Family Practice, Internal Medicine and General Medicine should have more extensive education about developmental disabilities. And I say this to the the minimum. I

don't think this is an unreasonable request at all. We need nurses to be educated because we are generally the every day face that consumers see and many times can be the voice of the consumer or patient. How can we do this when we don't even know what to do.> > > > Re: Last nights Larry King Show> > I sent feedback also so thanks for that, Heidi. Excellent program and I learned new things, such as about Autism Speaks. Suzanne was excellent in her vociferous attack at the govt and health care response, or lack thereof, to this

national crisis. We need to keep doing more, all of us, to help make this better for our kids, our society and our future. (Suzanne's comparison to the polio epidemic decades ago was searing.)> > > > At 02:56 PM 3/22/2007, Shelby VanGorder wrote:> > > Thank U Heidi I Did Send An Email Last Night In> Between Tears!!!> --- autism <hcf67comcast (DOT) net>> wrote:> > Dear Families and Friends:> > > > It you missed last nights powerful and emotional> Larry King Show on autism it will air again this> Sunday evening.> > > > Please take a minute to send a quick email to the> show thanking them for helping to educate the> community on autism and the supports and services> that our children need.> > > > CONTACT US> > Send your questions and comments to

"Larry King> Live."> > > > > > Heidi Fernandez > > > > Parent and Advocate > > "Knowledge is Power" > > "To the world, you may be one person, but to one> person, you may be the world."> > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _> No need to miss a message. Get email on-the-go > with for Mobile. Get started.> http://mobile. / mail > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________________> It's here! Your new message! > Get new email alerts with the free Toolbar.> http://tools.search./toolbar/features/mail/>

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