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Jeneil,
Blessings!
Hey Thanks for sharing. I know it’s good for you-but it’s also good for so many of us to get a closer look at autism. I am particularly blessed with your corelations to our spiritual walk with God.
BTW: I’ve been blessed to get some decent eye contact from Rhema a few times. Amen.
Joel
Hi Jeneil,
I was reading your blog really enjoyed your writing style and honest approach. The prayer asking for the answer that led you to the 2.29 lizard was funny story! I understand how much of an accomplishment that is from the parents and schools that we work with. I thought that I would reach out to you since you are in the speech and OT world and are probably looking for new products that weren’t made in the 70’s! First, a proper introduction, My name is Tom from Goosie Cards. We developed the first and only customizable flash card on the market. You are able to upload your own photos and text and we create high quality, commercial laminated flash cards. If you have ever used Snapfish or Shutterfly, you will be right at home making Goosie Cards.
Not that I’m trying to sell you, but everytime we work with a school or meet parents at walks, they always tell us “I wish I heard about you a month ago!” Since you have such a great readership, I wanted to make you aware of who we are and what you can do with our cards. We have had such a response from the autistic community that we created a full curriculum for schools and offer big discounts for anyone that is effected. We support all the Autism Speaks walks in our area (NJ/NY) and have participated in gift baskets that local chapters have organized all over the country. The response from parents has been unbelievable and we are so proud that we offer a product that helps their children.
I would love to send you some custom cards if you would like to check them out and use them in the real world. The only thing I ask is if you love them to help spread the word.
Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions. Keep up the amazing work!
Best Regards,
Tom
tom@goosiecards.com
Hey–I am classmate of Brandon’s, and also have a 4 year old, diagnosed with autism in 2006 at age 2.5. He’s doing great thanks to DAN! protocol–documented at my support group’s site: moosemoms.blogspot.com.
I love your blog, with all the spiritual encouragement!
Pam
Hi, our mutual friend Shannon sent me your blog site…hope you don’t mind. I was telling her about my 5 year old son who was diagnosed with autism at age 3 and the success we have been having that she recommended your site. It’s awesome. I cried throughout reading your blog. I really enjoyed reading it and it has really touched me.
I will be in southern CT at the end of June. If that is close enough for you to get to …. email me.
Please touch base, would like to discuss syndication of your blog.
Have a blessed day.
Joel