Re: Found! Found the Mom to the 8 yr boy

[Guest guest]

I took a picture to the County Sherriffs office on Mason rd. They kept it

posted on the wall incase my son ever left the house. He managed to do this 5

times and everytime they knew who he was and came to our house to notify us.

Pablo

,s daddy

Candis Firchau wrote:

She's a girl age 9! The mom called after about 40 minutes (!) So,

she's ok!

Just a note- we need a database! I have some ideas! Anyone interested?

Don't wait 40 minutes to call- even if you child has a habit of hiding under

beds or wondering outside, if you can't find them in 5 minutes call the

police-please;)

If we had a database and when the police call, we could start calling families-

HINT HINT!! Faster service! Safer child! I know more children would be returned

home safely.

Candis

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Thank God she was found safely!

K

Re: Found! Found the Mom to the 8 yr boy

I took a picture to the County Sherriffs office on Mason rd. They kept

it posted on the wall incase my son ever left the house. He managed to do this 5

times and everytime they knew who he was and came to our house to notify us.

Pablo

,s daddy

Candis Firchau wrote:

She's a girl age 9! The mom called after about 40 minutes (!) So, she's ok!

Just a note- we need a database! I have some ideas! Anyone interested?

Don't wait 40 minutes to call- even if you child has a habit of hiding under

beds or wondering outside, if you can't find them in 5 minutes call the

police-please;)

If we had a database and when the police call, we could start calling

families- HINT HINT!! Faster service! Safer child! I know more children would be

returned home safely.

Candis

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Candis Firchau,MA,TLPC

Director

Inclusion Community Training Center

Advocacy, Behavioral Interventions, Counseling

and Training

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[Guest guest]

I'd be happy to help put a list together. , could there be a

registration page on the TAA website?

Tonya

Found! Found the Mom to the 8 yr boy

She's a girl age 9! The mom called after about 40 minutes (!) So, she's

ok!

Just a note- we need a database! I have some ideas! Anyone

interested?

Don't wait 40 minutes to call- even if you child has a habit of hiding

under beds or wondering outside, if you can't find them in 5 minutes

call the police-please;)

If we had a database and when the police call, we could start calling

families- HINT HINT!! Faster service! Safer child! I know more

children would be returned home safely.

Candis

http://www.inclusioncommunitytrainingcenter.org

Candis Firchau,MA,TLPC

Director

Inclusion Community Training Center

Advocacy, Behavioral Interventions, Counseling

and Training

This email is intended exclusively for the person to whom it was

addressed. This email is confidential. If you have received this email

by error, please disregard it.

[Guest guest]

We have to be very careful about this and not make this public. There are a

lot of predators out there that they are looking for such a vulnerable

population. I suggest that such a list to be made confidential and maybe

only one person (maybe ) has access to it.

Found! Found the Mom to the 8 yr boy

>

> She's a girl age 9! The mom called after about 40 minutes (!) So, she's

> ok!

>

> Just a note- we need a database! I have some ideas! Anyone

> interested?

>

> Don't wait 40 minutes to call- even if you child has a habit of hiding

> under beds or wondering outside, if you can't find them in 5 minutes

> call the police-please;)

>

> If we had a database and when the police call, we could start calling

> families- HINT HINT!! Faster service! Safer child! I know more

> children would be returned home safely.

>

> Candis

>

>

> http://www.inclusioncommunitytrainingcenter.org

>

> Candis Firchau,MA,TLPC

> Director

> Inclusion Community Training Center

> Advocacy, Behavioral Interventions, Counseling

> and Training

>

>

>

> This email is intended exclusively for the person to whom it was

> addressed. This email is confidential. If you have received this email

> by error, please disregard it.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We moved to TX from CA and we took our All About Me

packet to the local police dept and asked them to

forward it to all the first responders in the area.

Most police depts will be very thankful for the info.

Also call your school district and see if the PTO will

help compile a list of names and then you can present

it directly to the police dept with the schools

backing. It seems to help if it is a community thing

and not just an " overproctective parent. " I am

currently in constant contact with my local police

dept. We are trying to get a list up and running-they

already have one for alzheimer's so the sargeant said

it shouldn't be that difficult to get a database set

up for children with autism. When we get it up and

running I would be happy to send all the information

out if anyone wants it.

Thanks,

Jenni

--- Candis Firchau wrote:

> She's a girl age 9! The mom called after about 40

> minutes (!) So, she's ok!

>

> Just a note- we need a database! I have some

> ideas! Anyone interested?

>

> Don't wait 40 minutes to call- even if you child

> has a habit of hiding under beds or wondering

> outside, if you can't find them in 5 minutes call

> the police-please;)

>

> If we had a database and when the police call, we

> could start calling families- HINT HINT!! Faster

> service! Safer child! I know more children would

> be returned home safely.

>

> Candis

>

>

> http://www.inclusioncommunitytrainingcenter.org

>

> Candis Firchau,MA,TLPC

> Director

> Inclusion Community Training Center

> Advocacy, Behavioral Interventions, Counseling

> and Training

>

>

>

> This email is intended exclusively for the person to

> whom it was addressed. This email is confidential.

> If you have received this email by error, please

> disregard it.

>

>

>

>

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> removed]

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[Guest guest]

If you call the police every time your child is missing for 5 minutes

what prevents them from calling Child Protective Services to turn you in

for NEGLECT? One more thing that bears repeating is that everyone should

be looking into the push button mechanical locks for all of your doors.

With the cooler weather coming I know my son will want to be outside

more soon. He quickly learned how to flip switches and was trying to

find the right key to the reverse deadbolt when he escaped our home one

day when dad left the door ajar " Just for a minute " . He was gone for and

hour and half, CPS paid a surprise visit to all my children at school

and interviewed us later at home and accused us of NEGLECT. It was

terrifying and heartbreaking don't let your child fool you into thinking

they cannot unlock that door, get a mechanical lock that you can change

the code on and change it every few months. My locks are made by unican.

Trina

[Guest guest]

What is an " All About Me Packet " ?? Is this something you made up yourself or

did you get from the police?? Sounds like a great idea. We just finished

putting up a 6 ft iron fence with motorized gates around our entire 2 1/2 acre

lot...that and a German Shepard I am training to follow her around I pray will

do the trick, but I still feel it's important for authorities to have the info.

[Guest guest]

It's actually a file/packet we downloaded and filled

out and made copies of. If I can find the link to the

web site I will post it. If not I will scan the file

and post it later.

--- susan mcduffie wrote:

> What is an " All About Me Packet " ?? Is this

> something you made up yourself or did you get from

> the police?? Sounds like a great idea. We just

> finished putting up a 6 ft iron fence with motorized

> gates around our entire 2 1/2 acre lot...that and a

> German Shepard I am training to follow her around I

> pray will do the trick, but I still feel it's

> important for authorities to have the info.

>

>

>

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> removed]

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[Guest guest]

Hi again,

Here is the link to that packet. It's great and we

use it for babysitters, have sent it to school just in

case there's ever a sub or a new aide.

http://www.bridges4kids.org/pdf/AllYouNeedToKnow.pdf

Hope this helps!

Jenni

--- susan mcduffie wrote:

> What is an " All About Me Packet " ?? Is this

> something you made up yourself or did you get from

> the police?? Sounds like a great idea. We just

> finished putting up a 6 ft iron fence with motorized

> gates around our entire 2 1/2 acre lot...that and a

> German Shepard I am training to follow her around I

> pray will do the trick, but I still feel it's

> important for authorities to have the info.

>

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

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