Iknow the christmas season is not easy for many disabled people
particularly those on their ownI hope you are able to make the best of
itdoubtless you are planning just how to spend you£10 bonus
Ihope you can enjoy christmas and have aoptimistic new year
GOD BLESS
Mike(group owner)
--- In britishdisabledalliance@..., "greenishladysue" <ssue@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Mike, I don't know how but I'm being sent messages from the person calling
themself Channing. One arrived in my Yahoo email inbox after you said you'd
remove her from the group. How are her messages being sent to me if she's been
removed?
> Regards Sue
>
I haven't a clue I'LL LOOK INTO IT
Hi Mike, I don't know how but I'm being sent messages from the person calling
themself Channing. One arrived in my Yahoo email inbox after you said you'd
remove her from the group. How are her messages being sent to me if she's been
removed?
Regards Sue
I am a female that has autism the Aspergers kind I live in Charlotte, North
Carolina I feel bad because my work manager at my job at Charlotte Health Care
gets upset at me when I request off of work on a weekend I am scheduled to work
for things like going on an overnight trip with my group home which my group
home schedules their overnight trips on weekends I am suppose to work, special
Olympic Qualifiers, special Olympic State games,etc.I cannot help it about when
I request off of work for a group home overnight tip etc.. I would like to be
able to go on a group home overnight trip etc... I do not know How I am going to
be able to go on a group home overnight trip since the group home schedules
their overnight trips on weekends I am scheduled to work at my Job at Charlotte
Health Care. I also do not feel good because my Job calls me in to work on
weekday evenings at the last minute because of the fact I am an ON CALL ONLY
person at my Job. I do not like being an ON CALL ONLY person at my Job.I also do
not Feel good because My Job which is at Charlotte Health Care expects me to
come to work If I am scheduled and there is snow on the ground which closes
schools and The Van for my group home cannot run at all- I do not want to be
walking in the snow on the ground at all My job at Charlotte Health Care will
not listen to me about this. I am wondering How can I find a Part Time Job that
is a WEEKDAY SET SCHEDULE ONLY JOB with no night time work and no weekend work
because the group home will not help me with looking for a Job? I would like to
work at a Day Care Center for Children or at Pizza Hut again I have worked at a
Day Care Center for Children and Pizza Hut Before. Is there someone that can
help me with looking for a Job?If you know the answers please email me at
CHANCHAN79@...CHANNING28270@...CHANNING28105@...CHANNING28270@...CHANNING28105@...
I am a Female with Autism the Aspergers kind I live in a Group Home in Charlotte
, North Carolina and My group home has a New Group home manager that will not
listen to me at All about the fact the group home has not had any snack foods
like: chips, cookies, crackers, Pudding, Fruit Cocktail , Sliced Peaches , Juice
Drinks and Bananas for me to eat with my lunch Sandwich at the group home and my
Group home manager is Yelling at me Saying that she will not buy any foods like:
chips, cookies, crackers, pudding, fruit cocktail, Sliced peaches, Juice Drinks
and Bananas and SAYING THAT THE GROUP HOME HAS NO MONEY AT ALL to buy snack
foods like: Chips, cookies, crackers, pudding, fruit cocktail, sliced peaches
Juice Drinks and Bananas, I have also had trouble with the new group home
manager saying that she will not listen to me when the I feel the group home
needs a Food Item, I have also had trouble with the new group home manager not
understanding me that I would like to cook at the group home and when the
previous group home manager was at the group home she Had me email her on what I
wanted to cook and I would cook on the Saturdays that I did not have to work at
my Job-HOW CAN I COOK AT MY GROUP HOME MY NEW GROUP HOME MANAGER WILL NOT LISTEN
TO ME ABOUT THIS, My New Group home manager will not listen to me about the Fact
when I have medical issues like Burning Urine or have Pap Smears I use a Female
Doctor, My new group home manager will not help me when I have a medical issue
like Burning Urine etc... that I need a Doctors appointment my new group home
manager is expecting me to Schedule my own doctor appointments for burning
Urine, etc.. that I feel I need to see a doctor about when I do not know If My
New Group home manager can take me, My New Group home manager always thinks I am
being Bad all the Time, I have been trying to explain things about me to my new
group home manager and my new group home manager will not take the time to
Listen to me , I need some help on what to do about my new group home manager
.I AM ALSO BEING TREATED VERY MEANLY BY THE GROUP HOME MANAGER BECAUSE SHE WILL
NOT HELP ME HAVE: CHIPS, COOKIES, CRACKERS, PUDDING, FRUIT COCKTAIL, SLICED
PEACHES, JUICE DRINKS AND BANANAS WITH MY GROUP HOME LUNCH SANDWICH. I AM ALSO
BEING TREATED MEAN BY THE GROUP HOME MANAGERS BOSS BECAUSE SHE WILL NOT HELP ME
HAVE: CHIPS, COOKIES, CRACKERS, PUDDING, FRUIT COCKTAIL, SLICED PEACHES, JUICE
DRINKS AND BANANAS TO HAVE WITH MY GROUP HOME LUNCH SANDWICH . If you can help
me have: chips, cookies, crackers, pudding, fruit cocktail, sliced peaches Juice
drinks and bananas for me to have with my Lunch Sandwich please email me at the
emails Below Also If you can help me about my new group home manager please
email me at the Emails below:
CHANCHAN79@...CHANNING28270@...CHANNING28105@...CHANNING28270@...CHANNING28105@...
Channing
channing british disabled alliance is for British resident disabled
peopleregretfully i have to remove you and your message
i would imagine there are many groups in the USA who can help best wishes
mike
--- In britishdisabledalliance@..., "Channing" <channing28270@...>
wrote:
>
> I am a female that has autism-the aspergers form of autism I am wondering is
there anyone that can help me so I can be able to get these albums from Red
Rider:Breaking Curfew and Neruda , The Albums from Cast In Bronze: Carol of
the Bells and Spirit of the Bells and this sign Language book called: American
Sign Language the Easy Way through www.amazon.com - I do not have the money at
all for these things and no has helped me with a way to be able to help me have
these things If you can help me please email Me at the emails below:
>
> CHANNING28270@...
> CHANNING28105@...
> CHANCHAN79@...
> CHANNING28270@...
> CHANNING28270@...
> CHANNING28105@...
> CHANNING28105@...
>
> Channing
>
I am a female that has autism-the aspergers form of autism I am wondering is
there anyone that can help me so I can be able to get these albums from Red
Rider:Breaking Curfew and Neruda , The Albums from Cast In Bronze: Carol of
the Bells and Spirit of the Bells and this sign Language book called: American
Sign Language the Easy Way through www.amazon.com - I do not have the money at
all for these things and no has helped me with a way to be able to help me have
these things If you can help me please email Me at the emails below:
CHANNING28270@...CHANNING28105@...CHANCHAN79@...CHANNING28270@...CHANNING28270@...CHANNING28105@...CHANNING28105@...
Channing
--- In britishdisabledalliance@..., "macpic91" <macpic91@...>
wrote:Isuggest it's not a time for complacencyif the government
changesdisability,incapacity,child benefit and winter-fuel payments will be
underthreat as the tories look to undo anything positive the government has
doneas they placatethe mail/express/murdoch readership byattacking benefit
claimants without distinguishing betweenbogus ang genuine claimants
>
>
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/oct/22/social-care-nhs-disability-allowan\
ce
>
> But AA is still under threat:-
>
> "And the future of attendance allowance (AA), which is not means-tested and is
paid to 1.6 million people aged 65 and over at a cost of around £4.4bn, remains
uncertain.
>
> "We are looking at how we can make this benefit more progressive, so that the
money works harder for those in greatest need," Burnham will tell delegates at
the national children and adult services conference in Harrogate.
>
> "The important principle is that nobody who is receiving disability benefits
will lose out from the reforms.
>
> "As we live longer and as the NHS helps us live longer, we have to look at
different ways the NHS can help older people."
>
> More than 18,000 people, supported by a coalition of disability charities,
have signed a petition on the Downing Street website calling for DLA and AA to
be protected."
>
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2009/oct/22/social-care-nhs-disability-allowan\
ce
But AA is still under threat:-
"And the future of attendance allowance (AA), which is not means-tested and is
paid to 1.6 million people aged 65 and over at a cost of around £4.4bn, remains
uncertain.
"We are looking at how we can make this benefit more progressive, so that the
money works harder for those in greatest need," Burnham will tell delegates at
the national children and adult services conference in Harrogate.
"The important principle is that nobody who is receiving disability benefits
will lose out from the reforms.
"As we live longer and as the NHS helps us live longer, we have to look at
different ways the NHS can help older people."
More than 18,000 people, supported by a coalition of disability charities, have
signed a petition on the Downing Street website calling for DLA and AA to be
protected."
Thanks for your email mike, but when I signed up for the group it encourages
carers also to join and that is what I am. My brother is autistic and I am his
long term carer.
I chose to focus my studie on physical disability rather than mental at first
but now I am going to focus on audience profiles which will include mental and
physical disability. If possible would I be able to pose some questions to you?
I would also like to know what I can do for you through as it is not fair that I
gain something and participants do not.
Lookung forward to your reply.
--- On Tue, 20/10/09, mikeknoth <no_reply@...> wrote:
From: mikeknoth <no_reply@...>
Subject: [BRITISH DISABLED ALLIANCE] Re: approaches to disability
To: britishdisabledalliance@...
Date: Tuesday, 20 October, 2009, 6:25 PM
i'm group owner and have not been approached on an individual or collective
basis about disabilityi' m assuming sairais not disabledand will there for be
unsubscribing you
--- In britishdisabledalli ance@yahoogroups .co.uk, "sairakewley" <sairakewley@
...> wrote:
>
> Hi could I ask the group if anyone has been asked to participate in an
achedemic study? Could i ask how you felt about the approach of the researcher
and the way they treated you? Were you happy with the questions you were asked
and the way in which they were asked and what did you get back from your
participation? If you did nost get anything back, what would you of liked to get
back?I'm asuming
>
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i'm group owner and have not been approached on an individual or collective
basis about disabilityi'm assuming sairais not disabledand will there for be
unsubscribing you
--- In britishdisabledalliance@..., "sairakewley"
<sairakewley@...> wrote:
>
> Hi could I ask the group if anyone has been asked to participate in an
achedemic study? Could i ask how you felt about the approach of the researcher
and the way they treated you? Were you happy with the questions you were asked
and the way in which they were asked and what did you get back from your
participation? If you did nost get anything back, what would you of liked to get
back?I'm asuming
>
Hi could I ask the group if anyone has been asked to participate in an achedemic
study? Could i ask how you felt about the approach of the researcher and the way
they treated you? Were you happy with the questions you were asked and the way
in which they were asked and what did you get back from your participation? If
you did not get anything back, what would you of liked to get back?
http://careandsupport.direct.gov.uk/
here you can not only read the green paper but comment on it too
I would urge you to be heard in order that disability benefits are not cut to
satisfy a media frenzy both in favour of government cutbacks
and demonising benefit claimants by refusing to discriminate between genuine
benefit claimants and those who, like many MPs abuse the system to the detriment
of honest and needy people who are unable to support themselves financially
mike
new member Martin has joined our merry throng to chat using yahoo messenger
hotmail messenger or aol messenger
he can of course add posts use thge many useful and interesting links and even
add to themas long as the link is to a not for profit site
enjoy martin
FROM mIKE GROUP OWNER
This looks important: any advice, pls?
--- On Tue, 25/8/09, Lynn Jones <jones_m_lynn@...> wrote:
From: Lynn Jones <jones_m_lynn@...>
Subject: [psychosisspirituality] FW: Save DLA and AA: time to have your say
To: psychosisspirituality@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, 25 August, 2009, 1:14 PM
More information.
Lynn
From: Benefits and Work [mailto:campaign@benefitsan dwork.co. uk]
Sent: 25 August 2009 09:19
To: jones_m_lynn@ hotmail.com
Subject: Save DLA and AA: time to have your say
Dear Lynn,
This week we're asking you to take the argument to the government by posting
your opinions on their official green paper website. By doing this you will
be contributing to the consultation process and your views - according to
the government - will be taken into account when they begin work on drawing
up the white paper due out next year.
We think it's vital that you do contribute because, otherwise, you'll be
leaving it to others to speak on your behalf and they may not say quite what
you want to say or with quite the passion that you might want to say it.
We also think it's important that the green paper website reflects what sick
and disabled claimants actually do think, rather than what anyone else would
like to claim you think.
There are lots of places on the Big Care Debate website where you can have
your say. All comments are moderated, so if you say anything especially rude
or potentially defamatory it's unlikely to be published
We suggest you either use the Executive Summary page here:
http://careandsuppo rt.direct. gov.uk/greenpape r/execsum/
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or the Having Your say page here:
http://careandsuppo rt.direct. gov.uk/greenpape r/execsum/ having-your- say/
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You are asked to give your name and email address. Your name will be
published on the site but your email address won't. If you want more details
about the confidentiality policy for this consultation you can find them on
the Having your say page, under the sub-heading 'Confidentiality of
information' .
As usual, we're not going to tell people what to write. There are lots of
contributions from claimants on the green paper website already, so you can
see what others have written. You may also be able to copy and paste things
you've written to your MP or disability organisations into the feedback box,
if appropriate.
The issue we've been campaigning about is the proposal to hand disability
benefits over to local authorities. But there are lots of other issues in
the green paper you may also wish to comment on. For example, there is the
fact that the government have ruled out using taxes to pay for care (Option
5 of the funding options) before the 'Big debate' has even begun. Lots of
people think general taxation is the right way to pay for care and that it's
wrong to take this option off the table before people have even been
consulted.
THE CAMPAIGN SO FAR
A huge amount has been achieved in an astonishingly short space of time.
Information about the threat to disability benefits has been published on
many hundreds of websites, forums and blogs.
Over 21,000 people have signed up to the campaign.
All the major disability charities, and the vast majority of the smaller
ones are now very aware of this issue. This, for example, comes from the
Arthritis Care website:
"A large number of people with arthritis have expressed concern to us about
Government proposals to remove Attendance Allowance (AA) benefits, as part
of a wider review of social care services.
Both AA and Disability Living Allowance (DLA) offer nationally-set,
non-means tested benefits which are often vitally important to help keep
people with arthritis active, independent and in work wherever possible.
Arthritis Care is opposed to any attempts to remove or subsume such benefits
into mainstream social care services."
The full statement is available here:
http://www.arthriti scare.org. uk/campaigns/ currentissues/ socialcarereform
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There's also unlikely to be an MP in the UK who hasn't heard from
constituents about this issue. Replies have begun trickling in from them
already. For example, labour MP David Drew has emailed a constituent to say:
"Like you I have serious misgivings about interfering with DLA and
Attendance
Allowance and particularly the introduction of means testing."
Remember, if you're not a member of Benefits and Work and so can't post on
our forum, you can post replies from MP or anyone else at the newly
established welfare watch website at:
http://welfarewatch .myfineforum. org/index. php
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So . . . disability organisations informed . . . MPs quizzed . . . if we can
now get a thousand or more responses on the green paper website, then all
the major avenues for consultation will have been covered.
There are other things happening too.
In Cornwall today, for example, there's a public petition signing going on
at Lemon Quay in Truro from 12.00 - 3.30pm. The event is being covered by
Radio Cornwall. More details of this and other possible petition signing
days from:
http://www.politica lcripple. com/d/
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We've also no doubt that someone will get a petition put on the No 10
website as soon as it opens for business on 7 September.
And we've heard from people who came across the campaign from letters and
articles in their local paper, so there's no doubt that it's worth the
effort of contacting your local media. Well done to everyone who's managed
to get coverage so far, do keep it up.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
For the present, we won't be sending out any more emails asking you to do
things simply because you've achieved in a few weeks more than we expected
to achieve in months. But we do think it's vital that disability charities
actually seek members views and actively campaign on this issue. So keep the
pressure up and let us know if you think they're not being proactive enough.
We'll do our best to keep you informed by email of any developments between
now and November 13th, when the consultation ends. We'll then delete this
mailing list - we won't hold on to your details. But you'll still be very
welcome to sign up to our free monthly newsletter if you haven't already, so
that you can keep yourself informed about what's happening.
Meanwhile, please do visit the green paper website and let them hear, loud
and clear, what you think.
Good luck,
Steve Donnison
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government to discuss abolishing benefits
Date: 08 Aug 2009
Message: I wanted to alert you in case you don't already know that in around 90
days time without public interest, dialogue or media attention, the Government
is likely to accept a Green Paper that proposes abolishing Attendance Allowance
and Disability Allowance, benefits that are used by the most vulnerable sections
of society, the ill, the elderly, the diabled and those who cannot care for
themselves such as the mentally disadvantaged.
Up to now, the benfits have been independently allocated by claiments but the
Green Paper says the money should be given to councils to handle, to fund
"services" instead. Just how they will smooth over removing vital benefits of
around 4 million elderly and disabled people I do not know!
I would do a youtube piece on this myself but don't feel able. Is there any
chance you could cover it? It's vital to get the information out before it's too
late.
There is an excellent piece here
http://www.communitycare.co.uk/blogs/social-care-experts-blog/2009/07/adult-gree\
n-paper-could-be-cat.html and it's also covered on the Benefits & Work website
who have done sterling work protecting the interests of the poor and needy
(unlike this Government, it must be said.)
Their link gives the news and links to various reports and updates, incluiding
the campaign to get this situation publically kinown before the deadline in
(now) 99 days!!
http://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/disability-living-allowance-(dla)/dla-aa-cuts
From: knothy
government to discuss abolishing benefits
Date: 08 Aug 2009
Message: I wanted to alert you in case you don't already know that in around 90
days time without public interest, dialogue or media attention, the Government
is likely to accept a Green Paper that proposes abolishing Attendance Allowance
and Disability Allowance, benefits that are used by the most vulnerable sections
of society, the ill, the elderly, the diabled and those who cannot care for
themselves such as the mentally disadvantaged.
Up to now, the benfits have been independently allocated by claiments but the
Green Paper says the money should be given to councils to handle, to fund
"services" instead. Just how they will smooth over removing vital benefits of
around 4 million elderly and disabled people I do not know!
I would do a youtube piece on this myself but don't feel able. Is there any
chance you could cover it? It's vital to get the information out before it's too
late.
There is an excellent piece here
http://www.communitycare.co.uk/blogs/social-care-experts-blog/2009/07/adult-gree\
n-paper-could-be-cat.html and it's also covered on the Benefits & Work website
who have done sterling work protecting the interests of the poor and needy
(unlike this Government, it must be said.)
Their link gives the news and links to various reports and updates, incluiding
the campaign to get this situation publically kinown before the deadline in
(now) 99 days!!
http://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/disability-living-allowance-(dla)/dla-aa-cuts
From: knothy
Dear allif you needdisabled access info for a trip out theck outdisabledgo.info,
easy to use drop down menus information is quite detailedthere are some 60 towns
and cities included it's well worth checking out Iknow many of us go to the same
places all the time because we know how the land lies I've added a link
there is also an opportunity on disabled go to update info should any of it
prove inaccurate the information is scheduled to be annually updated. if your
town or city is not included get in touch with them may be it can beIT'S
innovative and especially for us it's grat so many councils are looking to be
inclusive
cheers
Mike
Fyi:-
--- On Tue, 24/3/09, 10 Downing Street <number10@...> wrote:
From: 10 Downing Street <number10@...>
Subject: Government response to petition 'noreservations'
To: "e-petition signatories" <number10@...>
Date: Tuesday, 24 March, 2009, 4:45 PM
You signed a petition asking the Prime Minister to "ratify the UN
Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in full, without
reservation or limitation, by December 2008."
The Prime Minister's Office has responded to that petition and you can view
it here:
http://www.number10.gov.uk/Page18674
Prime Minister's Office
Petition information - http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/noreservations/
If you would like to opt out of receiving further mail on this or any other
petitions you signed, please email optout@...
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I recently wrote to my MP asking why the government has still not ratified the
the above convention personally I accept the part refering to employment by the
MOD.
Today I received a letter to my MP from Jonathan Swift MP Minister for Disabled
people.
Sadly Mr Swift seems to be following all his predecessors
by beiong about as much use to Disabled people as a chocolate teapot.
His reply contained the same old platitudes about improving the lot of disabled
people while ignoring the question of ratification which i s very important in
terms of discrimination across the world.Whilereminding us that they had signed
the Un Convention
which is at best playing lip service at worst irrelevant.
Please pesster your MP OR Johnathan Swift direct MP Direct
write tothem.com is an excellent and easy way to contact your MP
THERE IS A LINK ON THE BDA links section to Help us not become even more
marginalised
IF YOU HAVE A SITE WHICH WOULD BE USEFUL OR OF INTERESTING TO THE UK'S
DISABLED ADULTS YOU CAN ADD IT
THESE ARE SOME access to work
JOBCENTRE PLUS incase you want to work
http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk mikeknoth
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amnesty international
help free political prisoners,people on death row stop torture
http://www.amnestyinternational.org.uk mikeknoth
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british council of disabled people
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http://www.bcodp.org.uk mikeknoth
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chill4us
self help for carers
http://chill4us.com/index.php mikeknoth
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department of health
xyz3
http://doh.gsi.gov.uk mikeknoth
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depressionalliance
depression self help
http://depressionalliance.org mikeknoth
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disability alliance uk
campaigning,benefits advice and more
http://www.disabilityalliance.org/service.htm mikeknoth
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disabled drivers association
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http://www.DDA.org.uk mikeknoth
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disdability wales
regional info for disabled people in wales
http://www.disabilitywales.org/links.html mikeknoth
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dont get me started
politically incorrect 70s style view of events andinstitutions
//http://dont-getmestarted.blogspot.com mikeknoth
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esther benjamin trust
forkmed by philip holmes
you can post mesages if they are commercial or abusive they will be
removed alsonon uk based messages will be removed this is for british
resident disabled adults sensible guidelines of taste and decency
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