a thought about medicaid discussion

[Guest guest]

Hey everyone, I don't know Marg or what she meant, but I do want to

remind everyone that there are several people on this board who have

autism themselves. As we all know or are learning, people with autism

often think literally and factual. Many times people with autism might

ask a question unaware of those unspoken social rules. I think we

should consider this, as I myself have been guilty of mistaking

someone's comments because of my personal feelings then realizing they

did not mean it at all the way I took it.

Just food for thought,

Debi

[Guest guest]

Sorry, my bad...I was just offended, but I should go easy! I know I will have to

deal with lots of things like judging and labels forever. I just had a bad week

with people!

Sorry for the abrupt comments. I just believe that we all need help, and we

shouldnt feel bad to ask!

Aimee

Debi wrote:

Hey everyone, I don't know Marg or what she meant, but I do want to

remind everyone that there are several people on this board who have

autism themselves. As we all know or are learning, people with autism

often think literally and factual. Many times people with autism might

ask a question unaware of those unspoken social rules. I think we

should consider this, as I myself have been guilty of mistaking

someone's comments because of my personal feelings then realizing they

did not mean it at all the way I took it.

Just food for thought,

Debi

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[Guest guest]

Sorry, my bad...I was just offended, but I should go easy! I know I will have to

deal with lots of things like judging and labels forever. I just had a bad week

with people!

Sorry for the abrupt comments. I just believe that we all need help, and we

shouldnt feel bad to ask!

Aimee

Debi wrote:

Hey everyone, I don't know Marg or what she meant, but I do want to

remind everyone that there are several people on this board who have

autism themselves. As we all know or are learning, people with autism

often think literally and factual. Many times people with autism might

ask a question unaware of those unspoken social rules. I think we

should consider this, as I myself have been guilty of mistaking

someone's comments because of my personal feelings then realizing they

did not mean it at all the way I took it.

Just food for thought,

Debi

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[Guest guest]

I'm there quite often!

Debi

> Sorry, my bad...I was just offended, but I should go easy! I know I

will have to deal with lots of things like judging and labels forever.

I just had a bad week with people!

> Sorry for the abrupt comments. I just believe that we all need help,

and we shouldnt feel bad to ask!

>

> Aimee

>

[Guest guest]

I'm there quite often!

Debi

> Sorry, my bad...I was just offended, but I should go easy! I know I

will have to deal with lots of things like judging and labels forever.

I just had a bad week with people!

> Sorry for the abrupt comments. I just believe that we all need help,

and we shouldnt feel bad to ask!

>

> Aimee

>

[Guest guest]

I'm there quite often!

Debi

> Sorry, my bad...I was just offended, but I should go easy! I know I

will have to deal with lots of things like judging and labels forever.

I just had a bad week with people!

> Sorry for the abrupt comments. I just believe that we all need help,

and we shouldnt feel bad to ask!

>

> Aimee

>