Back to the Quality of Life Unity prerogative.
Standardizing service models even speculatively for people with H.F.A and A.S I think is important. I have no skills in this, yet there is likely textbooks that can help. In unity instead of division there is reciprocacity relevant to the formation of a united goal. Beyond generalizations but real solutions from previous models or new models of service structure.
This is not my skill, to know these things. I am skilled at certain things, would enjoy utilizing what I am good at for something good. I have in fact tried for 7 months various things, yet cannot seem to connect to any other inventive minds.
Social reciprocacity is one of the difficulties depending on the person at varying levels. Of course, I do not expect that everyone could be involved or that a unity prerogative would be centered.
There are many people online with good willed intents, they simply are not united yet, I perceive that a declaration of unity to be signed electronically for specific yet generalized goals most can agree on. When focus on anything of division it is too easily fouled by dividers.
There are more important things of course then petty disagreements, I think it's time to try to do something united for quality of life.
Where a growing number of us online can go around o other websites that are autism related and have then post the declaration for quality of life of sorts. Get people on a e-mail list for constructive political advocacies for funding and the establishment of programs in the U.S for instance. Then have lists for other countries and people can become fully involved electronically.
It is simple, it takes though the initiative of others, a good willed effort and a united resolve.
Working with other organizations to enhance the quality of life of others would also be important, though unofficially, it might seem complex, yet only as it is bad out to be, I perceive it worth a try if I find others genuinely interested.
Nathan
21 May 2006, 3:33 pm
