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Sunday, June 10, 2007

New blog for fhf

FHF is starting this blog for questions and information.
If you would like to leave comments, questions or suggestions
you can do so here.

posted by Shannon Dean at 6:59 PM  

5 Comments:

  • Hi Everyone! Families Helping Families has just added this Post It feature to allow you the opportunity to give us feedback. What kind of workshops would you like us to provide? Remember we are here to help you so let us know what we can do!!!

    By carly, At June 19, 2007 9:54 AM  

  • Hi!

    I just want to let everyone know about a Yahoo Group that I started 3 years ago. It is called Latebloomers of Baton Rouge. We are a group of 50+ parents of developmentally delayed children. Some with diagnosis and some without. We support and help each other while navigating the world of special education and therapies. Please feel free to join us at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/brlatebloomers/

    We are here to help when you need us. (Sorry but therapist and teachers are not allowed)

    Thanks!
    Kara Shupe
    tobasco1@cox.net
    mother of Kyle (5-dx autism) and
    Emma (7-dx ADHD & ODD)

    By buggy4scrap, At August 16, 2007 6:38 PM  

  • I have a child with LD. WHat will helpful is a summer camp design for children with LD. I have just moved here EBR and did not know where to get help for his with the LD. I would love to join the organization on my spare time to help or learn more about LD.

    By dee, At September 14, 2007 2:07 PM  

  • Hi again! Thanks for posting your comments and please do not hesitate to contact us or come by the office when you have a chance. We have an extensive library with disability information and you may check out books, videos, ect. at no cost. Our staff is egger to help you out in any way we can.
    ~CARLY~

    By Anonymous, At October 4, 2007 10:46 AM  

  • This is a wonderful idea. I only wish I had it when my daughter was younger. There is so much information and help out there that families do not know about. If I had one piece of advice that I could give is - "Don't ever take no for an answer."

    Annette Corkern
    netc77@bellsouth.net
    mother of Ariane (21 - Down Syndrome)

    By Anonymous, At October 16, 2007 11:42 AM  

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