Re: Re: letter campaign to the president elect has begun. join us

[Guest guest]

So funny, I just told my husband that I was going to write to the president

EVERY DAY he was in office until someone heard our voice!  I would be willing to

help.

 

Alyssa

From: mvpoppins <mvpoppins@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: letter campaign to the president elect has begun.

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Date: Saturday, November 8, 2008, 7:10 PM

What if..... we assigned a specific day for everyone to call his

illinois office and request that he and the first lady read the book.

We could do this once a month. My friend use to work in a senator's

office and said that the issues that were addressed in bulk were best

heard. The ones that trickled in sort of trickled away.

How about Monday the 10th

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[Guest guest]

I'm not saying that a letter campaign would not be good, I just wanted to see if

there could be an organization of another effort.

 

Alot of these guys play golf together ...... so I'm try to squeeze an

invitiation out of them.  I usually don't lunch with these guys but I have

decided to start so that I can learn who to talk and meet contacts.  I am

extremely uncomfortable and out of my element but it is worth it.

From: mvpoppins <mvpoppins@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: letter campaign to the president elect has begun.

join us

Date: Saturday, November 8, 2008, 2:05 PM

I would organize this if I knew how. But I have no clue... so I am

just asking everybody I know... grandparents etc, family, friends, to

write as often as possible until we are heard.

> From: mvpoppins <mvpoppins@. ..>

> Subject: [ ] letter campaign to the president elect

has begun. join us

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> Please read the book " Changing the Course of Autism " by Bryon

Jepson.

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> The medical conditions of many children " labeled " with ASD have been

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> cast aside and negligently ignored.

>

> Please work with the American Academy of Pediatrics to demand that

they

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> increase their " Standards of Care " for children with Autism Spectrum

>

> Disorders to include diagnositc testing for metabolic disorders,

>

> gastrointestinal disorders and food allergies. Also to be included

is

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> persistant viral conditions and environmental toxins including all

>

> heavy metals. Millions of children will benefit from your help in

this

>

> area. You can make a huge difference in many families by just making

>

> sure the AAP extends their Standards of Care. Be a good leader for

>

> us. Not the kind of leader who allows big pharma and insurance

>

> companies to neglect sick children in need of help. It is currently

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promised.

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