[Louise Taylor]

A suggestion to parents – please go to your local library and ask them to order in a copy of "The Complete Guide to Autism Treatments – A parent's handbook: make sure your child gets what works!" The author is FEAT of BC founder, Sabrina Freeman, Ph.D.

It can be ordered on-line at skfbooks.com The cost is $29.95 plus tax.

[Louise Taylor]

A suggestion to parents – please go to your local library and ask them to order in a copy of "The Complete Guide to Autism Treatments – A parent's handbook: make sure your child gets what works!" The author is FEAT of BC founder, Sabrina Freeman, Ph.D.

It can be ordered on-line at skfbooks.com The cost is $29.95 plus tax.

[Louise Taylor]

Tonight's topic on Larry King Live (CNN) at 6 PM:

The heartbreak …and hope of autism. Jason "J-Mac" McElwain inspired the world with his incredible shot-making at a high school basketball game. Larry talks to the teen, Toni Braxton and others about present breakthroughs.

[Louise Taylor]

Tonight's topic on Larry King Live (CNN) at 6 PM:

The heartbreak …and hope of autism. Jason "J-Mac" McElwain inspired the world with his incredible shot-making at a high school basketball game. Larry talks to the teen, Toni Braxton and others about present breakthroughs.

[Louise Taylor]

“Medicare for Autism Now!” Rally

Another reminder to attend this very important event!

We are also pleased to announce that Stephan Marinoiu will be speaking via pre-recorded video. He is the father of a 15 year old boy with autism who became so desparate and frustrated that he walked in blizzard-like conditions earlier this month from Toronto to Ottawa to gain the attention of our parliamentarians.

Also speaking at the rally via pre-recorded video will be Harold Doherty from New Brunswick. He is the father of a 9 year old boy who has autism, an advocate and lawyer. He authors daily in his blog, "Facing Autsim in New Brunswick"

Bring your children, family, neighbours, friends etc. on:

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
6450 Deer Lake Avenue
Burnaby

Why should you attend?

• Despite a decade of lobbying, collaborating and litigating – autism treatment is still excluded from our universal health care system. Canadian families are still bankrupting themselves in order to provide treatment for their autistic children.

• The current and limited funding provided through the provincial government’s social services ministries could evaporate tomorrow with the stroke of a bureaucrat’s pen. No legislation exists within these ministries to protect or enshrine our children’s medically necessary treatment.

• In 30 years of “advocacy”, the only two initiatives which have achieved ANY success for our children and families has been litigation, and more recently, focused political action. Both were brought by the members of FEAT of BC – a 100% volunteer organization.

• Autism is an epidemic of staggering proportions, it now afflicts one in every 150 children in North America, one in every 94 boys. It is time for the Federal Government to act! We need to let those who govern and those who wish to govern know that they are going to be held accountable at the ballot box in the next federal election.

Who should attend?

You – and every fair-minded Canadian you know!

Children with autism suffer from political indifference. It will take the sustained energy and dedication of EVERY CANADIAN who desires a just society to correct this injustice. For our children’s sakes, and the sake of future generations, we urge you to attend this rally. Please bring friends, family, anyone and everyone you know who is appalled by the gross injustice done to our children every day by the governments of Canada and its provinces.

Featured speakers will include:
Dr. Sabrina Freeman – Executive Director, FEAT of BC and parent
Jean Lewis – Director, FEAT of BC and parent
David Chan – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
Dubravka Skrijelj – FEAT of BC member and parent
Dr. Glen Davies – Clinical Director – ABLE Developmental Clinic
Dr. Melvin deLevie – Pediatrician
Beverley Sharpe – FEAT of BC member and parent
Louise Witt – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
David Marley – FEAT of BC member and Political Strategist

Please RSVP to info@featbc.org and forward this notice to anyone you think will be interested.

FEAT of BC: “ To see justice is done”

[Louise Taylor]

“Medicare for Autism Now!” Rally

Another reminder to attend this very important event!

We are also pleased to announce that Stephan Marinoiu will be speaking via pre-recorded video. He is the father of a 15 year old boy with autism who became so desparate and frustrated that he walked in blizzard-like conditions earlier this month from Toronto to Ottawa to gain the attention of our parliamentarians.

Also speaking at the rally via pre-recorded video will be Harold Doherty from New Brunswick. He is the father of a 9 year old boy who has autism, an advocate and lawyer. He authors daily in his blog, "Facing Autsim in New Brunswick"

Bring your children, family, neighbours, friends etc. on:

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
6450 Deer Lake Avenue
Burnaby

Why should you attend?

• Despite a decade of lobbying, collaborating and litigating – autism treatment is still excluded from our universal health care system. Canadian families are still bankrupting themselves in order to provide treatment for their autistic children.

• The current and limited funding provided through the provincial government’s social services ministries could evaporate tomorrow with the stroke of a bureaucrat’s pen. No legislation exists within these ministries to protect or enshrine our children’s medically necessary treatment.

• In 30 years of “advocacy”, the only two initiatives which have achieved ANY success for our children and families has been litigation, and more recently, focused political action. Both were brought by the members of FEAT of BC – a 100% volunteer organization.

• Autism is an epidemic of staggering proportions, it now afflicts one in every 150 children in North America, one in every 94 boys. It is time for the Federal Government to act! We need to let those who govern and those who wish to govern know that they are going to be held accountable at the ballot box in the next federal election.

Who should attend?

You – and every fair-minded Canadian you know!

Children with autism suffer from political indifference. It will take the sustained energy and dedication of EVERY CANADIAN who desires a just society to correct this injustice. For our children’s sakes, and the sake of future generations, we urge you to attend this rally. Please bring friends, family, anyone and everyone you know who is appalled by the gross injustice done to our children every day by the governments of Canada and its provinces.

Featured speakers will include:
Dr. Sabrina Freeman – Executive Director, FEAT of BC and parent
Jean Lewis – Director, FEAT of BC and parent
David Chan – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
Dubravka Skrijelj – FEAT of BC member and parent
Dr. Glen Davies – Clinical Director – ABLE Developmental Clinic
Dr. Melvin deLevie – Pediatrician
Beverley Sharpe – FEAT of BC member and parent
Louise Witt – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
David Marley – FEAT of BC member and Political Strategist

Please RSVP to info@featbc.org and forward this notice to anyone you think will be interested.

FEAT of BC: “ To see justice is done”

[Louise Taylor]

“Medicare for Autism Now!” Rally

Another reminder to attend this very important event!

We are also pleased to announce that Stephan Marinoiu will be speaking via pre-recorded video. He is the father of a 15 year old boy with autism who became so desparate and frustrated that he walked in blizzard-like conditions earlier this month from Toronto to Ottawa to gain the attention of our parliamentarians.

Also speaking at the rally via pre-recorded video will be Harold Doherty from New Brunswick. He is the father of a 9 year old boy who has autism, an advocate and lawyer. He authors daily in his blog, "Facing Autsim in New Brunswick"

Bring your children, family, neighbours, friends etc. on:

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
6450 Deer Lake Avenue
Burnaby

Why should you attend?

• Despite a decade of lobbying, collaborating and litigating – autism treatment is still excluded from our universal health care system. Canadian families are still bankrupting themselves in order to provide treatment for their autistic children.

• The current and limited funding provided through the provincial government’s social services ministries could evaporate tomorrow with the stroke of a bureaucrat’s pen. No legislation exists within these ministries to protect or enshrine our children’s medically necessary treatment.

• In 30 years of “advocacy”, the only two initiatives which have achieved ANY success for our children and families has been litigation, and more recently, focused political action. Both were brought by the members of FEAT of BC – a 100% volunteer organization.

• Autism is an epidemic of staggering proportions, it now afflicts one in every 150 children in North America, one in every 94 boys. It is time for the Federal Government to act! We need to let those who govern and those who wish to govern know that they are going to be held accountable at the ballot box in the next federal election.

Who should attend?

You – and every fair-minded Canadian you know!

Children with autism suffer from political indifference. It will take the sustained energy and dedication of EVERY CANADIAN who desires a just society to correct this injustice. For our children’s sakes, and the sake of future generations, we urge you to attend this rally. Please bring friends, family, anyone and everyone you know who is appalled by the gross injustice done to our children every day by the governments of Canada and its provinces.

Featured speakers will include:
Dr. Sabrina Freeman – Executive Director, FEAT of BC and parent
Jean Lewis – Director, FEAT of BC and parent
David Chan – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
Dubravka Skrijelj – FEAT of BC member and parent
Dr. Glen Davies – Clinical Director – ABLE Developmental Clinic
Dr. Melvin deLevie – Pediatrician
Beverley Sharpe – FEAT of BC member and parent
Louise Witt – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
David Marley – FEAT of BC member and Political Strategist

Please RSVP to info@featbc.org and forward this notice to anyone you think will be interested.

FEAT of BC: “ To see justice is done”

[Louise Taylor]

“Medicare for Autism Now!” Rally

Another reminder to attend this very important event!

We are also pleased to announce that Stephan Marinoiu will be speaking via pre-recorded video. He is the father of a 15 year old boy with autism who became so desparate and frustrated that he walked in blizzard-like conditions earlier this month from Toronto to Ottawa to gain the attention of our parliamentarians.

Also speaking at the rally via pre-recorded video will be Harold Doherty from New Brunswick. He is the father of a 9 year old boy who has autism, an advocate and lawyer. He authors daily in his blog, "Facing Autsim in New Brunswick"

Bring your children, family, neighbours, friends etc. on:

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
6450 Deer Lake Avenue
Burnaby

Why should you attend?

• Despite a decade of lobbying, collaborating and litigating – autism treatment is still excluded from our universal health care system. Canadian families are still bankrupting themselves in order to provide treatment for their autistic children.

• The current and limited funding provided through the provincial government’s social services ministries could evaporate tomorrow with the stroke of a bureaucrat’s pen. No legislation exists within these ministries to protect or enshrine our children’s medically necessary treatment.

• In 30 years of “advocacy”, the only two initiatives which have achieved ANY success for our children and families has been litigation, and more recently, focused political action. Both were brought by the members of FEAT of BC – a 100% volunteer organization.

• Autism is an epidemic of staggering proportions, it now afflicts one in every 150 children in North America, one in every 94 boys. It is time for the Federal Government to act! We need to let those who govern and those who wish to govern know that they are going to be held accountable at the ballot box in the next federal election.

Who should attend?

You – and every fair-minded Canadian you know!

Children with autism suffer from political indifference. It will take the sustained energy and dedication of EVERY CANADIAN who desires a just society to correct this injustice. For our children’s sakes, and the sake of future generations, we urge you to attend this rally. Please bring friends, family, anyone and everyone you know who is appalled by the gross injustice done to our children every day by the governments of Canada and its provinces.

Featured speakers will include:
Dr. Sabrina Freeman – Executive Director, FEAT of BC and parent
Jean Lewis – Director, FEAT of BC and parent
David Chan – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
Dubravka Skrijelj – FEAT of BC member and parent
Dr. Glen Davies – Clinical Director – ABLE Developmental Clinic
Dr. Melvin deLevie – Pediatrician
Beverley Sharpe – FEAT of BC member and parent
Louise Witt – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
David Marley – FEAT of BC member and Political Strategist

Please RSVP to info@featbc.org and forward this notice to anyone you think will be interested.

FEAT of BC: “ To see justice is done”

[Louise Taylor]

“Medicare for Autism Now!” Rally

Another reminder to attend this very important event!

We are also pleased to announce that Stephan Marinoiu will be speaking via pre-recorded video. He is the father of a 15 year old boy with autism who became so desparate and frustrated that he walked in blizzard-like conditions earlier this month from Toronto to Ottawa to gain the attention of our parliamentarians.

Also speaking at the rally via pre-recorded video will be Harold Doherty from New Brunswick. He is the father of a 9 year old boy who has autism, an advocate and lawyer. He authors daily in his blog, "Facing Autsim in New Brunswick"

Bring your children, family, neighbours, friends etc. on:

Sunday, March 2nd, 2008
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts
6450 Deer Lake Avenue
Burnaby

Why should you attend?

• Despite a decade of lobbying, collaborating and litigating – autism treatment is still excluded from our universal health care system. Canadian families are still bankrupting themselves in order to provide treatment for their autistic children.

• The current and limited funding provided through the provincial government’s social services ministries could evaporate tomorrow with the stroke of a bureaucrat’s pen. No legislation exists within these ministries to protect or enshrine our children’s medically necessary treatment.

• In 30 years of “advocacy”, the only two initiatives which have achieved ANY success for our children and families has been litigation, and more recently, focused political action. Both were brought by the members of FEAT of BC – a 100% volunteer organization.

• Autism is an epidemic of staggering proportions, it now afflicts one in every 150 children in North America, one in every 94 boys. It is time for the Federal Government to act! We need to let those who govern and those who wish to govern know that they are going to be held accountable at the ballot box in the next federal election.

Who should attend?

You – and every fair-minded Canadian you know!

Children with autism suffer from political indifference. It will take the sustained energy and dedication of EVERY CANADIAN who desires a just society to correct this injustice. For our children’s sakes, and the sake of future generations, we urge you to attend this rally. Please bring friends, family, anyone and everyone you know who is appalled by the gross injustice done to our children every day by the governments of Canada and its provinces.

Featured speakers will include:
Dr. Sabrina Freeman – Executive Director, FEAT of BC and parent
Jean Lewis – Director, FEAT of BC and parent
David Chan – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
Dubravka Skrijelj – FEAT of BC member and parent
Dr. Glen Davies – Clinical Director – ABLE Developmental Clinic
Dr. Melvin deLevie – Pediatrician
Beverley Sharpe – FEAT of BC member and parent
Louise Witt – Director, Autism Society of BC, FEAT of BC and parent
David Marley – FEAT of BC member and Political Strategist

Please RSVP to info@featbc.org and forward this notice to anyone you think will be interested.

FEAT of BC: “ To see justice is done”

[Louise Taylor]

Surrey School District Meeting for new parents re: Supportive Services

Reminder for tomorrow night's meeting!

For those new parents who may not yet be aware, the Surrey district (#36) is holding a meeting for parents of students entering kindergarten. The purpose is to meet Student Support Servies staff and "have an overview of the range of support services provided in the district". This meeting will be hosted by Rick Ryan (Director of Instruction), Claudia Semaniuk (Admin. Principal)and Brad Bauman, Ron Bergeron and Gayle Bedard.

Date: Tues, Feb 5th @ 630-8 PM
Place: District Conference Centre, Room #400, 9260 – 140th Street, Surrey

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