Help a family in need if you are able

[Guest guest]

Recently my friend learned that the home she has been renting is going

through the foreclosure process, and they're not protected under new federal

eviction/foreclosure laws because they've been renting from a relative.

Eviction proceedings have been started last week, and it looks like they've

only got approximately four more weeks before they are forced by the courts

to vacate the property. Trying very hard to relocate within the school

district they've had so much success for her son in -- PLEASE HELP IF YOU

CAN even a dollar or two adds up-- AND EVEN IF YOU CAN'T, PLEASE REPOST.

THANKS SO MUCH!!!

Rescue Angel/Autism Advocate Needs Your Help!!.

Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 7:19am ·

http://autismfamilyrelocation.chipin.com/autism-family-relocation-expenses

I am conducting this fundraiser for BJ, a dear friend of mine whom I met

years ago when my child was first diagnosed with autism. She helped me

through some dark early days, and continues to steer us in this journey. Now

I'd like to repay the favor by asking for help for her family in a time of

need

This busy mom has volunteered her services to the autism community over the

past eleven years by providing IEP consultation/educational advocacy at no

charge to special needs families in land and Delaware as well as the

online Facebook Autism community.

In addition, she is a " Rescue Angel " for Generation Rescue and a parent

mentor for other autism-related organizations, leading dozens of families

who are seeking to learn about biomedical interventions for autism, as well

as helping them navigate the maze of special education in the public school

system.

She is a divorced mother of three and unable to work outside of her home due

to her son's complex medical needs. His diagnoses have included cerebral

palsy, autism, apraxia, ADHD, ODD and most recently type-1 diabetes.

The family lives on SSI income alone and receives no other assistance, not

even child support.

Recently this family learned that the home they have been renting is going

through the foreclosure process. They are not protected under new federal

eviction/foreclosure laws because they have been renting from a relative.

Eviction proceedings have been started last week, and it looks like the

family has approximately four more weeks before they will be forced by the

courts to vacate the property they are renting.

Although the mom has managed to set some money aside, there is just not

enough " extra " after the existing household bills are paid to amount up to

what she needs for security deposits and moving/storage expenses. Also, she

is desperate to stay within her son's current school placement, after years

of fighting with the school system, he is in a stellar program where he is

prospering.

Won't you please help this mom who has helped so many of us? THANKS!

[Guest guest]

I really hate to sound like a hard ass but I am not comfortable with people on here asking for money. We all struggle with our children and our finances. Perhaps she attends a church and could ask for help there. She may well have to leave her school district. We do what we have to do. I had to stay home with my child and my husband worked two jobs so we could put food on the table. To: autism-aspergers Sent: Thursday, May 3, 2012 8:35 PM Subject: Help a family in need if you are able

Recently my friend learned that the home she has been renting is going

through the foreclosure process, and they're not protected under new federal

eviction/foreclosure laws because they've been renting from a relative.

Eviction proceedings have been started last week, and it looks like they've

only got approximately four more weeks before they are forced by the courts

to vacate the property. Trying very hard to relocate within the school

district they've had so much success for her son in -- PLEASE HELP IF YOU

CAN even a dollar or two adds up-- AND EVEN IF YOU CAN'T, PLEASE REPOST.

THANKS SO MUCH!!!

Rescue Angel/Autism Advocate Needs Your Help!!.

Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 7:19am ·

http://autismfamilyrelocation.chipin.com/autism-family-relocation-expenses

I am conducting this fundraiser for BJ, a dear friend of mine whom I met

years ago when my child was first diagnosed with autism. She helped me

through some dark early days, and continues to steer us in this journey. Now

I'd like to repay the favor by asking for help for her family in a time of

need

This busy mom has volunteered her services to the autism community over the

past eleven years by providing IEP consultation/educational advocacy at no

charge to special needs families in land and Delaware as well as the

online Facebook Autism community.

In addition, she is a "Rescue Angel" for Generation Rescue and a parent

mentor for other autism-related organizations, leading dozens of families

who are seeking to learn about biomedical interventions for autism, as well

as helping them navigate the maze of special education in the public school

system.

She is a divorced mother of three and unable to work outside of her home due

to her son's complex medical needs. His diagnoses have included cerebral

palsy, autism, apraxia, ADHD, ODD and most recently type-1 diabetes.

The family lives on SSI income alone and receives no other assistance, not

even child support.

Recently this family learned that the home they have been renting is going

through the foreclosure process. They are not protected under new federal

eviction/foreclosure laws because they have been renting from a relative.

Eviction proceedings have been started last week, and it looks like the

family has approximately four more weeks before they will be forced by the

courts to vacate the property they are renting.

Although the mom has managed to set some money aside, there is just not

enough "extra" after the existing household bills are paid to amount up to

what she needs for security deposits and moving/storage expenses. Also, she

is desperate to stay within her son's current school placement, after years

of fighting with the school system, he is in a stellar program where he is

prospering.

Won't you please help this mom who has helped so many of us? THANKS!

[Guest guest]

I agree with you.Sent from my iPhone

I really hate to sound like a hard ass but I am not comfortable with people on here asking for money. We all struggle with our children and our finances. Perhaps she attends a church and could ask for help there. She may well have to leave her school district. We do what we have to do. I had to stay home with my child and my husband worked two jobs so we could put food on the table. To: autism-aspergers Sent: Thursday, May 3, 2012 8:35 PM Subject: Help a family in need if you are able

Recently my friend learned that the home she has been renting is going

through the foreclosure process, and they're not protected under new federal

eviction/foreclosure laws because they've been renting from a relative.

Eviction proceedings have been started last week, and it looks like they've

only got approximately four more weeks before they are forced by the courts

to vacate the property. Trying very hard to relocate within the school

district they've had so much success for her son in -- PLEASE HELP IF YOU

CAN even a dollar or two adds up-- AND EVEN IF YOU CAN'T, PLEASE REPOST.

THANKS SO MUCH!!!

Rescue Angel/Autism Advocate Needs Your Help!!.

Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 7:19am ·

http://autismfamilyrelocation.chipin.com/autism-family-relocation-expenses

I am conducting this fundraiser for BJ, a dear friend of mine whom I met

years ago when my child was first diagnosed with autism. She helped me

through some dark early days, and continues to steer us in this journey. Now

I'd like to repay the favor by asking for help for her family in a time of

need

This busy mom has volunteered her services to the autism community over the

past eleven years by providing IEP consultation/educational advocacy at no

charge to special needs families in land and Delaware as well as the

online Facebook Autism community.

In addition, she is a "Rescue Angel" for Generation Rescue and a parent

mentor for other autism-related organizations, leading dozens of families

who are seeking to learn about biomedical interventions for autism, as well

as helping them navigate the maze of special education in the public school

system.

She is a divorced mother of three and unable to work outside of her home due

to her son's complex medical needs. His diagnoses have included cerebral

palsy, autism, apraxia, ADHD, ODD and most recently type-1 diabetes.

The family lives on SSI income alone and receives no other assistance, not

even child support.

Recently this family learned that the home they have been renting is going

through the foreclosure process. They are not protected under new federal

eviction/foreclosure laws because they have been renting from a relative.

Eviction proceedings have been started last week, and it looks like the

family has approximately four more weeks before they will be forced by the

courts to vacate the property they are renting.

Although the mom has managed to set some money aside, there is just not

enough "extra" after the existing household bills are paid to amount up to

what she needs for security deposits and moving/storage expenses. Also, she

is desperate to stay within her son's current school placement, after years

of fighting with the school system, he is in a stellar program where he is

prospering.

Won't you please help this mom who has helped so many of us? THANKS!

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[Guest guest]

I agree, but at the same time really appreciate wanting to give back. We really are the only people "we" have. Thank you. For your emotional plea.Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerrySender: autism-aspergers Date: Thu, 3 May 2012 20:28:30 -0700To: autism-aspergers <autism-aspergers >ReplyTo: autism-aspergers Subject: Re: Help a family in need if you are able I agree with you.Sent from my iPhone I really hate to sound like a hard ass but I am not comfortable with people on here asking for money. We all struggle with our children and our finances. Perhaps she attends a church and could ask for help there. She may well have to leave her school district. We do what we have to do. I had to stay home with my child and my husband worked two jobs so we could put food on the table. To: autism-aspergers Sent: Thursday, May 3, 2012 8:35 PM Subject: Help a family in need if you are able Recently my friend learned that the home she has been renting is going through the foreclosure process, and they're not protected under new federal eviction/foreclosure laws because they've been renting from a relative. Eviction proceedings have been started last week, and it looks like they've only got approximately four more weeks before they are forced by the courts to vacate the property. Trying very hard to relocate within the school district they've had so much success for her son in -- PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN even a dollar or two adds up-- AND EVEN IF YOU CAN'T, PLEASE REPOST. THANKS SO MUCH!!!Rescue Angel/Autism Advocate Needs Your Help!!.Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 7:19am ·http://autismfamilyrelocation.chipin.com/autism-family-relocation-expensesI am conducting this fundraiser for BJ, a dear friend of mine whom I met years ago when my child was first diagnosed with autism. She helped me through some dark early days, and continues to steer us in this journey. Now I'd like to repay the favor by asking for help for her family in a time of needThis busy mom has volunteered her services to the autism community over the past eleven years by providing IEP consultation/educational advocacy at no charge to special needs families in land and Delaware as well as the online Facebook Autism community.In addition, she is a "Rescue Angel" for Generation Rescue and a parent mentor for other autism-related organizations, leading dozens of families who are seeking to learn about biomedical interventions for autism, as well as helping them navigate the maze of special education in the public school system.She is a divorced mother of three and unable to work outside of her home due to her son's complex medical needs. His diagnoses have included cerebral palsy, autism, apraxia, ADHD, ODD and most recently type-1 diabetes.The family lives on SSI income alone and receives no other assistance, not even child support.Recently this family learned that the home they have been renting is going through the foreclosure process. They are not protected under new federal eviction/foreclosure laws because they have been renting from a relative. Eviction proceedings have been started last week, and it looks like the family has approximately four more weeks before they will be forced by the courts to vacate the property they are renting.Although the mom has managed to set some money aside, there is just not enough "extra" after the existing household bills are paid to amount up to what she needs for security deposits and moving/storage expenses. Also, she is desperate to stay within her son's current school placement, after years of fighting with the school system, he is in a stellar program where he is prospering.Won't you please help this mom who has helped so many of us? THANKS! =

[Guest guest]

I'd prefer we didn't post asking for money, no matter how worthy the

cause.

[moderator]

 

I agree, but at the same time really appreciate wanting to

give back. We really are the only people "we" have. Thank

you. For your emotional plea.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

Sender: autism-aspergers

Date: Thu, 3 May 2012 20:28:30 -0700

To: autism-aspergers <autism-aspergers >

ReplyTo: autism-aspergers

Subject: Re: Help a family

in need if you are able

 

I agree with you.

Sent from my iPhone

On May 3, 2012, at 8:14 PM, E dillon

wrote:

 

I really hate to sound like a hard ass

but I am not comfortable with people on here

asking for money.  We all struggle with our

children and our finances.  Perhaps she

attends a church and could ask for help

there.  She may well have to leave her school

district.  We do  what we have to do.  I had

to stay home with my child and my husband

worked two jobs so we could put food on the

table.

From:

Caudle

To:

autism-aspergers

Sent:

Thursday, May 3, 2012 8:35 PM

Subject:

Help a family in need

if you are able

 

Recently my friend learned that the

home she has been renting is going

through the foreclosure process, and

they're not protected under new

federal

eviction/foreclosure laws because

they've been renting from a relative.

Eviction proceedings have been started

last week, and it looks like they've

only got approximately four more weeks

before they are forced by the courts

to vacate the property. Trying very

hard to relocate within the school

district they've had so much success

for her son in -- PLEASE HELP IF YOU

CAN even a dollar or two adds up-- AND

EVEN IF YOU CAN'T, PLEASE REPOST.

THANKS SO MUCH!!!

Rescue Angel/Autism Advocate Needs

Your Help!!.

Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 7:19am ·

http://autismfamilyrelocation.chipin.com/autism-family-relocation-expenses

I am conducting this fundraiser for

BJ, a dear friend of mine whom I met

years ago when my child was first

diagnosed with autism. She helped me

through some dark early days, and

continues to steer us in this journey.

Now

I'd like to repay the favor by asking

for help for her family in a time of

need

This busy mom has volunteered her

services to the autism community over

the

past eleven years by providing IEP

consultation/educational advocacy at

no

charge to special needs families in

land and Delaware as well as the

online Facebook Autism community.

In addition, she is a "Rescue Angel"

for Generation Rescue and a parent

mentor for other autism-related

organizations, leading dozens of

families

who are seeking to learn about

biomedical interventions for autism,

as well

as helping them navigate the maze of

special education in the public school

system.

She is a divorced mother of three and

unable to work outside of her home due

to her son's complex medical needs.

His diagnoses have included cerebral

palsy, autism, apraxia, ADHD, ODD and

most recently type-1 diabetes.

The family lives on SSI income alone

and receives no other assistance, not

even child support.

Recently this family learned that the

home they have been renting is going

through the foreclosure process. They

are not protected under new federal

eviction/foreclosure laws because they

have been renting from a relative.

Eviction proceedings have been started

last week, and it looks like the

family has approximately four more

weeks before they will be forced by

the

courts to vacate the property they are

renting.

Although the mom has managed to set

some money aside, there is just not

enough "extra" after the existing

household bills are paid to amount up

to

what she needs for security deposits

and moving/storage expenses. Also, she

is desperate to stay within her son's

current school placement, after years

of fighting with the school system, he

is in a stellar program where he is

prospering.

Won't you please help this mom who has

helped so many of us? THANKS!

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