Re: autism fund raising events in Oregon

[Guest guest]

Wanted to say sorry int he loss of you little girl it hurted of me

to read this.

Sondra

In Autism_in_Girls , " Teri Baker "

wrote:

>

> It has been a long time since I posted. I joined this group long

ago

> when my daughter was alive. Ragan died ninteen months ago from

> respiratory arrest due to seizure secondary to autism. Her brain

was

> donated to NAAR for autism research.

>

> There are two autism fund raising events being held in Oregon

> September 9 and 10. If you live in Oregon, please get involved.

> Visited the following site and join a team, or form your own. I

have a

> web site for Ragan, as well. If you would like to visit her site

and

> contribute, thank you. We have to find a cause, a cure, and

clinically

> sound therapies for our children.

>

> http://www.autismwalk.org/site/PageServer?

> s_event_state=1018 & pagename=walk_signup & x=43 & y=10

>

[Guest guest]

Same here. I've often wondered if I would still be as active in the

autism community if something where to happen to my Allie Kat. May God

bless your continued work in the community.

Debi

> >

> > It has been a long time since I posted. I joined this group long

> ago

> > when my daughter was alive. Ragan died ninteen months ago from

> > respiratory arrest due to seizure secondary to autism. Her brain

> was

> > donated to NAAR for autism research.

> >

> > There are two autism fund raising events being held in Oregon

> > September 9 and 10. If you live in Oregon, please get involved.

> > Visited the following site and join a team, or form your own. I

> have a

> > web site for Ragan, as well. If you would like to visit her site

> and

> > contribute, thank you. We have to find a cause, a cure, and

> clinically

> > sound therapies for our children.

> >

> > http://www.autismwalk.org/site/PageServer?

> > s_event_state=1018 & pagename=walk_signup & x=43 & y=10

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Teri, I want to let you know that I am so sorry to hear about the loss of you

daughter.

I thank you for being brave and donating her brain to help other children..

Your strength amazes me. I could not get your website to open but I will

defintley check into a walk in my state.

Missy

autism fund raising events in Oregon

It has been a long time since I posted. I joined this group long ago

when my daughter was alive. Ragan died ninteen months ago from

respiratory arrest due to seizure secondary to autism. Her brain was

donated to NAAR for autism research.

There are two autism fund raising events being held in Oregon

September 9 and 10. If you live in Oregon, please get involved.

Visited the following site and join a team, or form your own. I have a

web site for Ragan, as well. If you would like to visit her site and

contribute, thank you. We have to find a cause, a cure, and clinically

sound therapies for our children.

http://www.autismwalk.org/site/PageServer?

s_event_state=1018 & pagename=walk_signup & x=43 & y=10

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[Guest guest]

Teri

I to am so very sorry to hear of your loss. Peace and comfort to you and your

family.

Melinda

[Guest guest]

Hi Teri,

My husband and I live in Oregon in the Portland area,

so we marked the run on our calendar. Our kids will

think it is fun, I'm sure. I know a lot of people too

who I can get to come from my church and just friends

and supportive co-workers and everything.

Thanks for notifying us of this and we are thankful

that even with the loss of your sweet daughter that

you are continuing to help and encourage others. Thank

you, I am not sure if I could be so strong. We are

very sorry that you had to loose her company for now,

but you will see her sweet face again and get to enjoy

her company forever, once this life is through and you

are on the other side.

That is what I always try to remember, that those I

have lost to me, for now I have let go to other loved

ones and to God and Christ and that when my time is

through, I will get to spend many more wonderful

moments and all of eternity with them. I know at times

it seems like eternity without those we love, but

really in the scheme of things at most it would be 80

years, and then you will have forever and ever to be

free with them of pain and mortality. It seems like a

lot to go through now, but I know someday it will be

worth it.

I know these words won't make it hurt, much less, but

I hope they help a little. If you feel like chatting

or writing off post feel free to. After all we must be

fellow Oregonians There are not too many people on

here from the West coast aside from CA. Anyhow, we

will be at the Run. Thanks, Esther

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> Teri

> I to am so very sorry to hear of your loss. Peace

> and comfort to you and your

> family.

> Melinda

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