[nfbmi-talk] Coruption

joe harcz Comcast joeharcz at comcast.net
Mon Sep 26 18:16:35 UTC 2011


Hi,

I don't quite understand this message. Please clarify.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phyllis Slater" <concierge at samobile.net>
To: <nfbmi-talk at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 11:50 AM
Subject: Re: [nfbmi-talk] Coruption


> As a previous student and possible member of NFB, fraud is unexceptable 
> regardless of organizations or government.  Using these emails is not the 
> format and will not stir solutions.
>
> Many of us require support but first we must be willing to use the tips 
> offered at the Learning Center.  How you determine this I have no idea but 
> what the Learning Center offers is just a beginning for those who want to 
> be independent.
>
> I have friends who do not have transportation to get to the learning 
> center or have an individual conselor to their home.  For some they really 
> do not want to put out energy utilizing suggestions from anyone. They just 
> complain.  Okay there are some in every aspect of life.  For the rest of 
> us additional support should be provided by organizations or volunteers. 
> Why not take advantage of us.
>
> In the meantime, clean up your act or I will not become a member.  Since I 
> do not plan to work after 25 years full time, your job training is not of 
> interest to me.  My world has opened up with true online friends but the 
> person to person contact is vital.  Finding things to do that provides 
> connection with sighted people is important.  How does an organization 
> train them for work with the sighted.  When with family, what I do is not 
> of interest to them.  That puts me in a narrow world.
>
> Reacing out to us so we can reach out to others is vital.  Organizations 
> can not afford the added support we can provide.  I want our government 
> funds for organizations to be used wisely and this fraud must stop.  Stop 
> complaning and do someting constructive.
>
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