[Faith-talk] some updates on Nick, and my day summarized

[RJ Sandefur]

Beth, This is not our place to get involved. We do not know both sides of 
the situation. RJ
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From: "Beth Taurasi via Faith-talk" <faith-talk at nfbnet.org>
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Sent: Friday, January 16, 2015 5:15 PM
Subject: [Faith-talk] some updates on Nick, and my day summarized


> Dear list,
> An update or two on Nick: he's ok, but I don't know what will happen next. 
> I've been in contact with Vallerie Yingling, and we were supposed to talk 
> on this day at about 3 EST, but we couldn't, so I emailed her a bunch of 
> information so she can look at that.  I was referred to Donna Prime, 
> president of the Iowa affiliate.  I also emailed a reporter from the Des 
> Moines Register last night, but I don't think we can get this in the 
> paper.  Honestly, I'd like to know if there's any thing anyone knows about 
> getting something in the paper, and what that could do to help Nick get 
> the care he deserves, or rather, the rights plus care.  We spoke from my 
> friend Haley's Skype last night, and Haley is his girlfriend in Illinois. 
> Just a side note: some stuff I did today included going out to Job Club at 
> the Atlantis building in Denver.  I learned stuff about resumes that is 
> really surprising, and I feel more secure about my employment future.  So, 
> just a praise report on this: I'm having fun at my internship, and I'm 
> having a lot of fun with Outlook 2007, which I would normally hate with a 
> passion when it comes to multiple email addresses, which I find useful 
> with Thunderbird, but I find that my boss/instructor is really gentle and 
> patient, and I'm surprised he puts up with me. Smiles.
> Anyway, keep the prayers coming, I'm making some headway in making sure 
> Nick is out of that group home and in a better state.  Some of you might 
> have wanted a more factual statement concerning this young man's 
> disabilities.  He has little to no useful vision, has been blind for a 
> while, and has the use of one hand at times.  HE has some oversensitivity 
> to pain, a classic symptom of Autism, and Autism and blindness sometimes 
> go hand in hand.  I have friends who are autistic and don't live in said 
> circumstances, and they're all awesome.  So I don't see why this has to 
> happen at all.  Thank you all for your continued prayers and support.
> Beth
>
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