I want to congratulate my friend and fellow Usher Syndrome buddy, Dan Arabie, of Lafayette, LA on a job well done planning a historic Deaf Blind Rights Rally in Baton Rouge, LA last month.
Arabie and several other Deaf Blind organizational leaders led the protesters into a rally to fight the state government on lack of Support Service Providers for the Deaf Blind citizens of Louisiana. Louisiana, for decades, has continued to ignore the plight of hundreds of helpless Deaf Blind people, depriving them of the funding for the necessities for independence, even from their own tax dollars.
Please go towww.deafbayou.comand check out the Historic Deaf Blind Rally link, as well as exploring the whole website. Dan is the webmaster, he can be contacted atlsucajundan@cox.net.
High five to you all in Louisiana, fight for your right to live as everyone else.
tactile love,
Coco
I want to congratulate my friend and fellow Usher Syndrome buddy, Dan Arabie, of Lafayette, LA on a job well done planning a historic Deaf Blind Rights Rally in Baton Rouge, LA last month.
Arabie and several other Deaf Blind organizational leaders led the protesters into a rally to fight the state government on lack of Support Service Providers for the Deaf Blind citizens of Louisiana. Louisiana, for decades, has continued to ignore the plight of hundreds of helpless Deaf Blind people, depriving them of the funding for the necessities for independence, even from their own tax dollars.
Please go towww.deafbayou.comand check out the Historic Deaf Blind Rally link, as well as exploring the whole website. Dan is the webmaster, he can be contacted atlsucajundan@cox.net.
High five to you all in Louisiana, fight for your right to live as everyone else.
I want to congratulate my friend and fellow Usher Syndrome buddy, Dan Arabie, of Lafayette, LA on a job well done planning a historic Deaf Blind Rights Rally in Baton Rouge, LA last month.
Arabie and several other Deaf Blind organizational leaders led the protesters into a rally to fight the state government on lack of Support Service Providers for the Deaf Blind citizens of Louisiana. Louisiana, for decades, has continued to ignore the plight of hundreds of helpless Deaf Blind people, depriving them of the funding for the necessities for independence, even from their own tax dollars.
Please go towww.deafbayou.comand check out the Historic Deaf Blind Rally link, as well as exploring the whole website. Dan is the webmaster, he can be contacted atlsucajundan@cox.net.
High five to you all in Louisiana, fight for your right to live as everyone else.
tactile love,
Coco
I want to congratulate my friend and fellow Usher Syndrome buddy, Dan Arabie, of Lafayette, LA on a job well done planning a historic Deaf Blind Rights Rally in Baton Rouge, LA last month.
Arabie and several other Deaf Blind organizational leaders led the protesters into a rally to fight the state government on lack of Support Service Providers for the Deaf Blind citizens of Louisiana. Louisiana, for decades, has continued to ignore the plight of hundreds of helpless Deaf Blind people, depriving them of the funding for the necessities for independence, even from their own tax dollars.
Please go towww.deafbayou.comand check out the Historic Deaf Blind Rally link, as well as exploring the whole website. Dan is the webmaster, he can be contacted atlsucajundan@cox.net.
High five to you all in Louisiana, fight for your right to live as everyone else.
tactile love,
Coco