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| | Post New Topic | | Please don't say "I told you so" | Views: 1119 | | Apr 25, 2008 3:07 am | | Please don't say "I told you so" | # | 
Sharron Williams | | A couple of months ago Marilyn asked me if I should get invovled in public speaking on autism. I of course said, "no way".
I could not see the whole plan that God had for me and my husband at the time. Marilyn did. Now after doing several public announcement segments on various radio stations here in Denver, and a couple of blogtalk shows. I am ready!
It's so natural now. My husband and I have put together our "speaker's kit", and we are looking for paid speaking opportunities.
I'm reading up on how to get speaking engagements on the internet. Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would be interested in speaking.
Sharron Williams RN, BSN,CEO of InfoPAC
(Information for Parents of Autistic Children)
http://www.informparents.com
Nathans Country Cottage http://www.shabbygifts.com
Private Reply to Sharron Williams | | Apr 25, 2008 3:54 am | | re: Please don't say "I told you so" | # | 
Marilyn Jenett | |
Zipping my lip :-)
M
Private Reply to Marilyn Jenett | | Apr 28, 2008 1:06 pm | | re: Please don't say "I told you so" | # | 
Sandi Thompson | | Hi Sharron
I just wanted to say that I think there is such a need for what you are doing. The fact that you want to be doing more to help others by speaking about it on the radio and to live audiences is wonderful.
A friend of mine here in Oregon is the intake professional for a local school district. She talks to confused and frustrated parents everyday about their autistic children. The stories are heartbreaking.
If you can help parents cope with the tremendous guilt, hopelessness, and fear that plagues them when they realize their child has autism, you are doing a world of service.
BTW: Oregon has the highest rate of autism diagnosis in the country.
I applaud your effort to go beyond your comfort zone and bring some light to others, in spite of your initial fears. Way to let the universe work through you!
Blessings to you and your husband,
Sandi
Sandi Thompson, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner
Blog: http://sandithompsonnutrition.blogspot.com
Your Body is a Temple radio interview with Beverly Mahone:
http://blogtalkradio.com/whateverlive
Private Reply to Sandi Thompson | | Apr 28, 2008 4:02 pm | | re: Please don't say "I told you so" | # | 
Karen Gordon | | It's interesting, isn't it Sharron, how things unfold in their own right time?
Best to you,
Karen G
http://www.karenjgordon.com
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