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12/20/2011

hi curious do autistic children deserve a place in modern society? lately i feel we have no voice
schools are matters of psychological confinement. doctors are keeping autism as a disease.
bhaviorists are behaving badly. how can we persevere in the face of such needless animosity?
darn it. give us a chance!
Lets whine about debt crisis not autism behaviors. common threads tie us together.god loves everyone.
courageous kids will arrive and deystroy autism stereotypes. halo is teaching autistics to communicate. rpm will make leaps and bounds.student astronauts are heading out into the stars.
we will make a new world out of the old one.

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teresa link

12/30/2011 06:27:17 am

Sam I like very much what you shared.
Some day the world will see.. the true potential of those with Autism. Your blog will help to open their eyes...........a job well done..keep writing!! .

Amy

12/30/2011 08:39:15 am

Hi Sam - Yes, persons with Autism absolutely do deserve a place in modern society! I am so glad to see your hard work come together so beautifully. This is such a great way to communicate your message and to help others realize the depth of your understanding. I am looking forward to reading more of your blog.

sameer

1/2/2012 06:03:05 am

amy thanks feels good to express. my sanity has always been in question. both you and teresa are king. that means youre awesome.

Nasif Ali

12/31/2011 01:16:18 pm

Hi sam: really great work and your both poems are classical work with modern touch. I just can't believe it, briliant peice of work. The way you are communicating with the world is unbelieveable and beautiful.

sameer

1/2/2012 06:09:57 am

thanks nasif. no poem has no meaning. :)
solitude is about autism. time will tell if i will be able to publish my poems.

Melinda (Timmy's mom)

12/31/2011 02:54:46 pm

Hi Sam! What a great way to start the new year! I think Timmy will like following your blog. Please continue to share how you feel. You are not alone. You can speak for kids like Timmy until they can do it themselves, which will be soon! Happy New Year!

Joli

1/1/2012 10:48:08 pm

I am so proud of you Sam!! This takes your writing to a whole new level!!

Mrs. W.

1/2/2012 02:49:11 am

Hi Sammy! Thanks for sending me this link. It's fascinating to read what you've written. I'm glad to see you're pursuing your writing. Can you do me a favor? Since poetry is very personal and can be interpreted based on one's own perspective, can you share with us the messages you were intending to relay in each of your poems? Thanks!

sameer

1/2/2012 06:19:52 am

solitude is about autisms challenges. like being alone, eternally fighting bodies reactions. justice finds no refuge in autistics.
nation poem is about americas struggle to achieve freedom and equal rights.

Machalle M.

1/2/2012 08:06:49 am

Hey Sam!
I absolutely love the idea of having a blog! This is a really creative way to express your opinions and feelings! I really liked your poem "Birth of a Nation." You have excellent writing skills and I am looking forward to reading more!

sameer

1/3/2012 03:45:58 am

mashalle, hi are yesterdays misunderstandings forgiven?
Thanks for reading my blog.

Machalle M.

1/3/2012 12:42:29 pm

Of course Sameer!!!
Keep up the good work!

Dr. Manning

1/2/2012 09:39:13 pm

Hi Sameer,

I am very interested in your writing and your thoughts. As I doctor working with children with autism, it helps me tremendously to hear what people with autism who are non verbal are thinking. Thanks for being a voice. I look forward to reading more.

sameer

1/3/2012 03:36:54 am

thanks dr. manning. soon autism will be understood as a lockedin paralysis of mind and body. pe permanent cure is wishful thinking. help is needed now.

Misbah

1/3/2012 01:34:03 pm

Hi Sameer,
I really like your thoughts and I am so impressed especially with your vocabulary. Keep it up. My prayers are with you.

Sue Bitsko

1/8/2012 09:22:04 pm

Sameer,
I am so excited to see your blog. Thank you for including me. You and Ryan have been on my mind since I visited you at Teresa's house. I agree with you, "courageous kids WILL destroy autism stereotypes..." You are a pioneer in this effort!

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