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Helping Hands
Sep. 28th, 2007 10:13 amAs a parent who outlived her child, and as a babysitter who fell in love with a little girl named Candy 25 years ago (who was severely autistic), I point you to this information and ask you to consider supporting ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
purtaindemerde's niece and nephew and their family. Supposedly this code I'm about to paste will lead you where you need to go to read more information and make a donation to the Walk for Autism:
putaindemerde's family is in a bad way and needs some serious help for his niece and nephew. These children are beautiful and in dire need of assistance, and are being failed by a system that is supposed to be helping them. They are only five years old and in desperate need of help, their situation as well as that of the entire family will not get any better without the help of every able bodied person getting involved. The more people who read and repost about these children, the more help they stand to receive, so please repost using the code below.
You can read some of the details of the absolute nightmare this family is having to go through here, and on what might help bring about some change here. If you can, please make a donation on behalf of these kids in the Autism Walk.
To repost this on your own journal, get the code here.
purtaindemerde's niece and nephew and their family. Supposedly this code I'm about to paste will lead you where you need to go to read more information and make a donation to the Walk for Autism:putaindemerde's family is in a bad way and needs some serious help for his niece and nephew. These children are beautiful and in dire need of assistance, and are being failed by a system that is supposed to be helping them. They are only five years old and in desperate need of help, their situation as well as that of the entire family will not get any better without the help of every able bodied person getting involved. The more people who read and repost about these children, the more help they stand to receive, so please repost using the code below.You can read some of the details of the absolute nightmare this family is having to go through here, and on what might help bring about some change here. If you can, please make a donation on behalf of these kids in the Autism Walk.
To repost this on your own journal, get the code here.
