Guest guest Posted October 28, 2011 Report Share Posted October 28, 2011 Sara, Would you please give more information on the " microboards - started by Ruth Beckwith out of TN " ? I googled her name and " microboards " and couldn't find anything that sounded like what you are talking about. I also have an only child and worry about the future and the need to have a community there for my son when he is an adult. Relatives are not looking very promising unfortunately. Thank you. > > Anne: Start building a community of support. You may want to begin looking > at microboards - started by Ruth Beckwith out of TN, but spreading all over > the country. IT is vital for our kids that they have a community of people > who know themm. One of the reasons we retired to a small community was so > that Elie would be well known and have at least a familiarity to and with > people outside the family. Before we thought any of our children would be > there for Elie, we started building that community starting with the older > college students who worked with him and lived near us. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 28, 2011 Report Share Posted October 28, 2011 http://www.dimagine.com/page20.html Start here. http://www.achieva.info/webinars.jsp?pageId=2161392240601307359672881 http//www.autism.com/gen_page.asp?PID=384 www.ga*microboards*.org/resources.html Radio show with Greg Kirk - a long admired advocate in GA. I know that TN, GA, and IL all have micro boards. Check with your state developmental disabilities program and ask if there are microboards. > ** > > > Sara, > Would you please give more information on the " microboards - started by > Ruth Beckwith out of TN " ? I googled her name and " microboards " and couldn't > find anything that sounded like what you are talking about. I also have an > only child and worry about the future and the need to have a community there > for my son when he is an adult. Relatives are not looking very promising > unfortunately. Thank you. > > > > > > > Anne: Start building a community of support. You may want to begin > looking > > at microboards - started by Ruth Beckwith out of TN, but spreading all > over > > the country. IT is vital for our kids that they have a community of > people > > who know themm. One of the reasons we retired to a small community was so > > that Elie would be well known and have at least a familiarity to and with > > people outside the family. Before we thought any of our children would be > > there for Elie, we started building that community starting with the > older > > college students who worked with him and lived near us. > > > > > -- Sara- different pathways lead to Nirvana. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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