The Autism Is Treatable Campaign

[Guest guest]

THE " AUTISM IS TREATABLE " CAMPAIGN-

All aboard!

As you have read in the many media reports of the so-

called " Autism Summit " (a meeting in Washington, D.C.

in late November, 2003), the Federal Government and

several multi-million-dollar autism groups hope to be

" finding effective drugs for the symptoms of autism "

in 7 to 10 years.

NONSENSE! We need to tell them, and the media, and

the tens of thousands of families of autistic

children who don't know, that many effective

treatments are available NOW. If your child has

recovered from autism, or improved dramatically, and

you would be willing to speak to the media about your

child's remarkable progress, YOUR HELP IS NEEDED.

The Autism Research Institute is compiling an

extensive list of families throughout the United

States who are willing to talk to the media about

their child's successful treatment. We have already

heard from nearly 400 families with dramatically

improved children, and we would like to reach 600 by

April, " Autism Treatment Month. " Our press release

will be issued April 7th to the major media (the

national television networks, the New York Times, USA

Today, Newsweek, Time, etc.) as well as to many

hundreds of local TV stations and local newspapers.

We hope to be able to give local reporters (as well

as national reporters) the names and phone numbers of

families who are willing to be interviewed for

television, newspaper and magazine reports.

We must get the word out in order to help the

thousands of autistic children who are now being

treated with harmful drugs like Ritalin and

Risperdal. If your child has been mainstreamed or

improved markedly, and you are willing to help,

please let us know. Your identity will be protected.

Only media people seeking families in your locality

will be able to contact you.

To enroll yourself and your child in this campaign,

please register online at www.AutismIsTreatable.com,

or write to the Autism Research Institute, 4182

Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, or fax ARI at (619) 563-

6840. Include the following details:

.. Your name and your child's name.

.. Your address.

.. Your telephone and fax numbers, and your email

address.

.. The age(s) of your child(ren).

.. A list of the three interventions that produced the

greatest benefits, in order of effectiveness.

.. (Optional) Contact information for professionals

who can and will confirm your child's improvement.

Please join us in spreading the news that Autism IS

Treatable. With your help, we can make a difference!

-Bernard Rimland, Ph.D., Director, Autism Research Institute

San Diego, California

If you belong to a support group or Internet

newsgroup, help spread the word!

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new email address (join the list).

If you would like additional information about autism, please write to us

at: ARI, 4182 Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, USA or send a fax

to: 619-563-6840. Please do not send a response email to this email

announcement.

[Guest guest]

THE " AUTISM IS TREATABLE " CAMPAIGN-

All aboard!

As you have read in the many media reports of the so-

called " Autism Summit " (a meeting in Washington, D.C.

in late November, 2003), the Federal Government and

several multi-million-dollar autism groups hope to be

" finding effective drugs for the symptoms of autism "

in 7 to 10 years.

NONSENSE! We need to tell them, and the media, and

the tens of thousands of families of autistic

children who don't know, that many effective

treatments are available NOW. If your child has

recovered from autism, or improved dramatically, and

you would be willing to speak to the media about your

child's remarkable progress, YOUR HELP IS NEEDED.

The Autism Research Institute is compiling an

extensive list of families throughout the United

States who are willing to talk to the media about

their child's successful treatment. We have already

heard from nearly 400 families with dramatically

improved children, and we would like to reach 600 by

April, " Autism Treatment Month. " Our press release

will be issued April 7th to the major media (the

national television networks, the New York Times, USA

Today, Newsweek, Time, etc.) as well as to many

hundreds of local TV stations and local newspapers.

We hope to be able to give local reporters (as well

as national reporters) the names and phone numbers of

families who are willing to be interviewed for

television, newspaper and magazine reports.

We must get the word out in order to help the

thousands of autistic children who are now being

treated with harmful drugs like Ritalin and

Risperdal. If your child has been mainstreamed or

improved markedly, and you are willing to help,

please let us know. Your identity will be protected.

Only media people seeking families in your locality

will be able to contact you.

To enroll yourself and your child in this campaign,

please register online at www.AutismIsTreatable.com,

or write to the Autism Research Institute, 4182

Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, or fax ARI at (619) 563-

6840. Include the following details:

.. Your name and your child's name.

.. Your address.

.. Your telephone and fax numbers, and your email

address.

.. The age(s) of your child(ren).

.. A list of the three interventions that produced the

greatest benefits, in order of effectiveness.

.. (Optional) Contact information for professionals

who can and will confirm your child's improvement.

Please join us in spreading the news that Autism IS

Treatable. With your help, we can make a difference!

-Bernard Rimland, Ph.D., Director, Autism Research Institute

San Diego, California

If you belong to a support group or Internet

newsgroup, help spread the word!

+++++++++++++++++++++++++

If you would like to change your email address, please visit the site:

<http://www.feat.org/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=arinews & A=1> You will

need to delete your old email address (leave the list) and then add your

new email address (join the list).

If you would like additional information about autism, please write to us

at: ARI, 4182 Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, USA or send a fax

to: 619-563-6840. Please do not send a response email to this email

announcement.

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In a message dated 3/16/2004 2:04:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, ari@... writes:

Dear Subscribers,If you belong to a support group or Internetnewsgroup, help spread the word!-THE "AUTISM IS TREATABLE" CAMPAIGN-All aboard!As you have read in the many media reports of the so-called "Autism Summit" (a meeting in Washington, D.C.in late November, 2003), the Federal Government andseveral multi-million-dollar autism groups hope to be"finding effective drugs for the symptoms of autism"in 7 to 10 years.NONSENSE! We need to tell them, and the media, andthe tens of thousands of families of autisticchildren who don't know, that many effectivetreatments are available NOW. If your child hasrecovered from autism, or improved dramatically, andyou would be willing to speak to the media about yourchild's remarkable progress, YOUR HELP IS NEEDED.The Autism Research Institute is compiling anextensive list of families throughout the UnitedStates who are willing to talk to the media abouttheir child's successful treatment. We have alreadyheard from nearly 400 families with dramaticallyimproved children, and we would like to reach 600 byApril, "Autism Treatment Month." Our press releasewill be issued April 7th to the major media (thenational television networks, the New York Times, USAToday, Newsweek, Time, etc.) as well as to manyhundreds of local TV stations and local newspapers.We hope to be able to give local reporters (as wellas national reporters) the names and phone numbers offamilies who are willing to be interviewed fortelevision, newspaper and magazine reports.We must get the word out in order to help thethousands of autistic children who are now beingtreated with harmful drugs like Ritalin andRisperdal. If your child has been mainstreamed orimproved markedly, and you are willing to help,please let us know. Your identity will be protected.Only media people seeking families in your localitywill be able to contact you.To enroll yourself and your child in this campaign,please register online at www.AutismIsTreatable.com,or write to the Autism Research Institute, 4182 Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, or fax ARI at (619) 563-6840. Include the following details:. Your name and your child's name.. Your address.. Your telephone and fax numbers, and your emailaddress.. The age(s) of your child(ren).. A list of the three interventions that produced thegreatest benefits, in order of effectiveness.. (Optional) Contact information for professionalswho can and will confirm your child's improvement.Please join us in spreading the news that Autism ISTreatable. With your help, we can make a difference!-Bernard Rimland, Ph.D., Director, Autism Research InstituteSan Diego, CaliforniaIf you belong to a support group or Internetnewsgroup, help spread the word!

[Guest guest]

Roxanne Przybysz

Founding Director

Autism Canada Foundation

http://www.autismcanada.org/home.htm

http://www.autismcanada.org/RansomVIDEOpsa.mov

The " Autism Is Treatable " Campaign

Dear Subscribers,

If you belong to a support group or Internet

newsgroup, help spread the word!

-THE " AUTISM IS TREATABLE " CAMPAIGN-

All aboard!

As you have read in the many media reports of the so-

called " Autism Summit " (a meeting in Washington, D.C.

in late November, 2003), the Federal Government and

several multi-million-dollar autism groups hope to be

" finding effective drugs for the symptoms of autism "

in 7 to 10 years.

NONSENSE! We need to tell them, and the media, and

the tens of thousands of families of autistic

children who don't know, that many effective

treatments are available NOW. If your child has

recovered from autism, or improved dramatically, and

you would be willing to speak to the media about your

child's remarkable progress, YOUR HELP IS NEEDED.

The Autism Research Institute is compiling an

extensive list of families throughout the United

States who are willing to talk to the media about

their child's successful treatment. We have already

heard from nearly 400 families with dramatically

improved children, and we would like to reach 600 by

April, " Autism Treatment Month. " Our press release

will be issued April 7th to the major media (the

national television networks, the New York Times, USA

Today, Newsweek, Time, etc.) as well as to many

hundreds of local TV stations and local newspapers.

We hope to be able to give local reporters (as well

as national reporters) the names and phone numbers of

families who are willing to be interviewed for

television, newspaper and magazine reports.

We must get the word out in order to help the

thousands of autistic children who are now being

treated with harmful drugs like Ritalin and

Risperdal. If your child has been mainstreamed or

improved markedly, and you are willing to help,

please let us know. Your identity will be protected.

Only media people seeking families in your locality

will be able to contact you.

To enroll yourself and your child in this campaign,

please register online at www.AutismIsTreatable.com,

or write to the Autism Research Institute, 4182

Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, or fax ARI at (619) 563-

6840. Include the following details:

.. Your name and your child's name.

.. Your address.

.. Your telephone and fax numbers, and your email

address.

.. The age(s) of your child(ren).

.. A list of the three interventions that produced the

greatest benefits, in order of effectiveness.

.. (Optional) Contact information for professionals

who can and will confirm your child's improvement.

Please join us in spreading the news that Autism IS

Treatable. With your help, we can make a difference!

-Bernard Rimland, Ph.D., Director, Autism Research Institute

San Diego, California

If you belong to a support group or Internet

newsgroup, help spread the word!

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If you would like to be removed from our email list, please visit the site:

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<http://www.feat.org/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=arinews & A=1> You will

need to delete your old email address (leave the list) and then add your

new email address (join the list).

If you would like additional information about autism, please write to us

at: ARI, 4182 Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, USA or send a fax

to: 619-563-6840. Please do not send a response email to this email

announcement.