[tri-med] Re: EMERGENCY

Obviously it isn't common knowledge if this has happened to many people.
Sharon...I'm with you-I did the exact same thing.
Sorry this happened. I guess we both should've read the info before posting.
I guess I just assumed that being it was email-it would be like my other
email and not pop up when you google....but I guess because it is
specifically a listserv...it will.
Katie


On 11/5/08 7:19 AM, "Shawn & Tammy Armstrong" <sarmstrong7@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> It's common knowledge that when you post on ANY list serve, that you are
> putting your information out there for the world to see.  In the "free list"
> privacy statement, it reads that they will never distribute or sell your
> name or personal information to anyone.  Unless you can prove that they have
> distributed your information or sold your information to a third party
> "company", then there is nothing you can do.
> 
> You can e-mail them at staff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx and they will help you to
> unsubscribe.  However, remember that anytime you post on ANY list serve it
> is available for public viewing.  If you go to www.freelists.org you can
> read the privacy statement, FAQ, etc.
> 
> Sorry you feel mortified.  I'm sure everyone on the tri-med list feels bad
> that you feel this way, as this is a list for educating and supporting each
> other.  You should never feel mortified for expressing your feelings to
> anyone on this list.
> 
> Hope this information has helped!
> Tammy
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <SHAMOND73@xxxxxxx>
> To: <tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2008 6:32 AM
> Subject: [tri-med] Re: EMERGENCY
> 
> 
>> i googled myself and found this link was the 2nd link to my name
>> 
>> _http://www.freelists.org/archives/tri-med/08-2008/msg00398.html_
>> (http://www.freelists.org/archives/tri-med/08-2008/msg00398.html)
>> 
>> how is this available for the whole world to see, i am MORTIFIED !!!!
>> 
>> how do i get this off ??? I THOUGHT THIS WEBSITE WAS CONFIDENTIAL????
>> 
>> HELP!!!
>> 
>> Sharon
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> In a message dated 11/3/2008 11:24:34 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
>> dncingqwn@xxxxxxx writes:
>> 
>> i am  really fond of the todd parr book "It's Okay to Be Different".(i
>> actually love  all todd parr books!)?it isn't specifically about
>> disability, it just
>> introduces the idea that not everyone is the same, and that's okay. in my
>> experience, 3 year olds (especially those that have spent a great deal of
>> time
>> with someone with special needs) seem to be pretty accepting and?almost
>> oblivious to?some differences.?my 3 year old niece has been around my
>> daughter
>> for her whole life. she knows that kaiya is different - she doesn't "get
>> it"
>> yet - but she seems to understand that kaiya needs help and will probably
>> always need help. i don't think that kids that are that young are really
>> able  to
>> comprehend what a disability is, or why it is, and if a big deal is made
>> out
>> of it they might experience more confusion or anxiety than if the topic
>> were
>> just left alone.?3 year olds?are going to stare at people in wheelchairs
>> or
>> people that look different, because they stare at everything. i think
>> the most important thing you can teach at this age is that all people
>> should
>> be treated with respect and kindness. any time my niece asks why kaiya
>> doesn't walk, talk, eat by herself, go to the potty, or whatever...i just
>> let  her
>> know that kaiya needs help doing those things. she hasn't asked me why she
>> needs help yet (and i'm shocked b/c this kid asks more questions than
>> carter's
>> has pills...). she just steps in and tries to help her cousin do different
>> things. it's interesting b/c she knows that kaiya is 6 and she's 3 - and
>> she
>> knows that 6 is more than 3 - but she says that because she can do more
>> things
>> she is the bigger cousin. and she knows that big cousins help little
>> cousins
>> learn things. the other day she asked me if kaiya wanted to learn to read
>> with
>> her...if only everyone were as accepting as small children :)
>> kelly - mom  to akaiya t18 -  6yrs
>> http://akaiyajacelyn.blogspot.com
>> 
>> 
>> -----Original  Message-----
>> From: shamond73@xxxxxxx
>> To: tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Sent:  Mon, 3 Nov 2008 8:46 pm
>> Subject: [tri-med] Re: childrens book about special  needs??
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> does anyone know of / reccommend a childrens book about  special needs
>> kids.
>> i
>> would like to start explaining to my 3 year old  daughter about her
>> brother
>> Jason
>> and thought this might be a good place to  start the discussion.
>> Thanks,
>> Sharon
>> mom to Jason T17p 16months old,  and Lauren 3 years old.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From:  Mark & Jayne Wright <jm.wright@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>> To: living  <livingwithtrisomy13@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; tri-med
>> <tri-med@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Sent: Sat, 1 Nov 2008 2:49 pm
>> Subject:  [tri-med] A Mom's view -  T-13
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2008/nov/01/family-abortion-trisomy-13
>> 
>> Jayne  - mom to Nicholas - T13 - 13 years old
>> Hudson IL
>> 
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