Who else is parent of a child with autism??

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  • 85e325
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    Originally posted by gergpez
    I'm in. Would be great if we could organize a date and each respective state/region sets something up for people who want to support!
    In deed it would. April 2nd is National Autism Awarness day but it falls on a tuesday this year which I know would make it hard for a lot of people to attend. Posably the saturday or sunday after??? thers plenty of time to get a date set in stone, just want to make sure if this is going to be a nationwide event, I would want every region/state to be on the same page in order to raise as much awarness and money as possible

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  • Gregolas
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    I'm in. Would be great if we could organize a date and each respective state/region sets something up for people who want to support!

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  • Ferdinand
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    Friends of ours have an autistic son. He's quite famous here in Ottawa, and on Facebook and YouTube. Tommy is a very special person.



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  • RUFFLZ
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    I knew a kid w/ some form of autism that graduated a couple yrs ahead of me in highschool. He went on to a local community college and from there, he transferred to ucla to pursue a bs in c.s.

    really dope kid too, just a bit awkward in social situations but totally gifted in math and sciences :up:

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  • lambo
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    Originally posted by imsotyerred
    does anyone produce a vinyl wrap of that puzzle hood?
    That would be SO cool!

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  • 5Toes
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    that sticker is SICK. and yes a tshirt would be even cooler!!!

    Id rock that for sure. and would love to come out

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  • 85e325
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    Originally posted by evandael
    my mom deals with kids that the school system likes to ignore. it's gotta be tough some days but other times she tells me stories that just warm your heart.. she loves those kids.

    i just threw this together really quickly:

    Thats a awesome concept man!! I think it would work better for a t-shirt IMO. As far as a cruise I thought because April is Autism Awarness month, each region can organize a run and we could dontate any proceeds as a nationwide car club. I can E mail the Autism society of america and find out what they would want R3V to do, since it would be a regional run, they would have POC for each region in order to collect donations. I was also thinking about getting some stickers and t-shirts made up and sell 'em at next years picnic

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  • imsotyerred
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    does anyone produce a vinyl wrap of that puzzle hood?

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  • swingard
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    Ive spent the last 15 years working with folks with Autism. 8 of those years I ran a non-profit that owned and staffed group homes for Autistic adults. The last seven years I have been a teacher for students with Autism at the local school district. OP, I can say from experience that getting some type of cruise for awareness, or anytype of local support group is IMHO one of the most helpful things you can do for your, and other families in your position.
    Rock on man, you are awesome!

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  • fannman
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    I know of a good amount of people with this. A drive/fund sounds like a good idea and I would be more than willing to donate to the cause. I would participate in the drive but it seems like its gonna be on the east coast unless there was both. I give lots of respect to parents with autistic children and the troubles and hardships they face every day. But there is no greater feeling than seeing one of those kids smile and be happy.

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  • Van Westervelt
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    Be a better turn out if it were an 'All Makes for Autism' likely. True test of a parents patience with this one. So far my son is in the clear.

    I would support it in any way I could.

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  • evandael
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    my mom deals with kids that the school system likes to ignore. it's gotta be tough some days but other times she tells me stories that just warm your heart.. she loves those kids.

    i just threw this together really quickly:

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  • xxx-Lost-Soul-xxx
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    I have a friend, her son who is 10 has this. The little guy is so cool because he has the vibe of a true badass, When i first met him he walked all over my house and opened the fridge the tv,as if the place was his, Total badass.

    a few weeks ago i took him on a special field trip to talk about Railroad safety and he picked it all up and remembered it perfectly.

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  • QUKBMER
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    My brothers son jaden who is 5 has autism. It would be great to organize a criuse for this cause.:up:

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  • nando
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    my kids don't have it, but my wife specializes in working with kids who have autism.

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