Total Donations? Autism Walk
From the Official Page of the Autism Speaks Walk a thon in Columbus Ohio Oct, 12 2008
Total Donations: $272,600 A rolling counter that updates
You know Autism has become big business when the fundraisers have taken on a life of their own. Rolling total counts signal it is simply the autism of today, the big Business of Autism and the antics of Autism Speaks and others like them that have taken Autism Designer. Autism is so simple so easy and so figured out and so odd that all the self elected "Experts" and peer review autism leaders really believe them selves that autism really is a puzzle. To them it is. It is also the building block of the mind, and our experience connects MR/DD to Einstein and we even do it socially. None of this success however strikes a note with the Autism Experts of the Rain Man Era, they are speaking but not listening.
Welcome to Walk Now for Autism
Columbus 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Value City Arena at The Jerome Schottenstein Center
The Ohio State University - Columbus, OH
Total Donations: $272,600 A rolling counter that updates
You know Autism has become big business when the fundraisers have taken on a life of their own. Rolling total counts signal it is simply the autism of today, the big Business of Autism and the antics of Autism Speaks and others like them that have taken Autism Designer. Autism is so simple so easy and so figured out and so odd that all the self elected "Experts" and peer review autism leaders really believe them selves that autism really is a puzzle. To them it is. It is also the building block of the mind, and our experience connects MR/DD to Einstein and we even do it socially. None of this success however strikes a note with the Autism Experts of the Rain Man Era, they are speaking but not listening.
Welcome to Walk Now for Autism
Columbus 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Value City Arena at The Jerome Schottenstein Center
The Ohio State University - Columbus, OH
Labels: Autism/ Social, politics and reality
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