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Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella left a comment for Kathryn Barry
"Hi Kathryn!
So glad you joined the network! Tell us a little more about yourself. What is it your looking for more information on? What are your interests? What do you do at Options for Independent Living? I…"
Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella liked SDS Network's blog post Member Spotlight: Patti Becker
Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella left a comment for Kaylin Shampo
"Thanks Kaylin! Please keep us posted on up and coming events or general information you would like to share.
Carrie"
Kaylin Shampo left a comment for Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella
"ActionNet is a network that allows for people in Columbia, Dane, Dodge, and Green counties to stay connected and learn about local, state and federal issues that impact people with disabilities in their area. It is made up of county grassroots…"
Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella left a comment for Kaylin Shampo
"Hi Kaylin and Welcome!
Glad you joined the network. Can you tell us a little about ActionNet? I am intrigued. Start from the ground up as it's safe to say I know nothing about it.
Thanks,
Carrie"
Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella commented on SDS Network's blog post Member Spotlight: Martha Oie
"Hello Martha,
I love your story, thanks for sharing. There is so much to learn from one another. You are doing great things and your messages are clear. We all have great gifts and talents to share. I sometimes think people just…"
Karen Berg left a comment for Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella
"Carrie, Thanks for the nice greeting. You know me... I love to write my feelings on topics so it can go out the world to be judged. NOT. I will try though, just the same. :)"
Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella left a comment for Karen Berg
"Welcome Karen!
Glad to see you here on the network. Look around a little, there is alot to see and I do hope to see your comments in the future!
Carrie"
Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella commented on Susan C. Olson's blog post Milwaukee Area Time Exchange Inclusion Coordinator Position 2012-13 open
"Looks like a great job! This is an exciting opportunity for someone and a great thing for the community!
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Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella commented on ADA Wisconsin Partnership's blog post Emergency Preparedness: What's the Plan?
"A carrying cage, if possible for smaller animals is a suggestion. I think of my cat who is a great companion but in stressful times and with anyone not a member of his family he can quickly turn into what appears to be a small mountain lion.…"
Carrie Bublitz-Cardarella commented on ADA Wisconsin Partnership's blog post Emergency Preparedness: What's the Plan?
"What a great list of resources. Don't think it can't happen to you! Having a plan, knowing how you will proceed and having information and supplies in the right place makes all the difference in the world! …"
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- About me...
- I have been in the field of disabilities for over 30 years and am one of those lucky people that can say I love getting up and doing what I do every day. It's always new, I am surrounded with great people who I learn from every day. I am one of three Directors at Community Living Connections in Madison Wisconsin. Community Living Connections provides assistance to people in their own homes.
Outside of work I am the mother of two sons and enjoy things like gardening, biking, walking and things that take me into the outdoors.
- Why are you joining the SDS Network?
- It's a great way to stay in touch, meet new people with a common interest and learn new things. I also like to share stories because I think there is so much we all can benefit from the sharing of real lift situations.
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Another New Movie on the Way.... "This is my Sister"
Posted on December 5, 2011 at 3:12pm 1 Comment 1 Like
I recently heard about a documentary that will be coming out soon; hopefully on Wisconsin Public Television. The storyline of "This is My Sister" reads as follows:
"This Is My Sister" is a journey of Love, Strength and Commitment, all taught by example, by Earl & Marion Fischer to their three daughters. In 1957, when nearly all babies born with developmental disabilities were institutionalized, Earl & Marion…
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- At 3:10pm on May 9, 2013,
Kaylin Shampo said… ActionNet is a network that allows for people in Columbia, Dane, Dodge, and Green counties to stay connected and learn about local, state and federal issues that impact people with disabilities in their area. It is made up of county grassroots groups with different roles for members, and information is shared with members in a variety of ways. ActionNet is made up of every day citizens who want to take action to solve issues facing their community. This is important because often times, people with disabilities are excluded from the decisions affecting their lives, and grassroots involvement is a way for people to gain more control, and have influence in decisions. If you have more questions or would like to attend an ActionNet meeting please feel free!
- At 1:12pm on March 20, 2013,
Karen Berg said… - Carrie, Thanks for the nice greeting. You know me... I love to write my feelings on topics so it can go out the world to be judged. NOT. I will try though, just the same. :)
- At 9:55am on August 8, 2012,
Mary Sykes said… Hey Carrie, yes, I've reached out to Cindy Kernan to get added to that group, would love to be part of discussions, can certainly help initiate/organize things if needed, am looking forward to seeing who all is in that group and maybe see if we can grow that group!
- At 8:39am on August 4, 2012, Mary Sykes said…
Carrie, thanks so much for your words of welcome! I am glad to finally be on the Network. I have more time now to devote to work with PATH so that is great! Thanks again.
- At 9:08pm on June 22, 2012, Kelly Dittberner said…
Hi Carrie - Thanks for the welcome. I am the primary caregiver for my previous 72 year old mother, with a atypical dementia diagnosis, for the last seven years. She resides in a Memory Care Assisted Living Facility utilizing Self directed supports. It is an abyss of turns, dead ends and stop signs. I am dedicated to do what I have to do, moment by moment. We cannot measure in hours or days. It is also hard to look for help in WHAT area(s) and to get helpful, insightful and cooperation with so many walls. Hope this helps. Looking forward to better hours ahead!
- At 11:39am on June 1, 2012,
Frank G. Caruso said… Carrie,
Thank you for watching This Is My Sister. E-mails keep coming in about the film.
Here is one. What a reminder of the impact we have as parents on our children and the generations to come. May we learn to love well and may the world be different because of it. Thanks :) Jesse Eells, Mishicot, WI.
- At 10:31pm on May 25, 2012, Donna Siedschlag said…
Thank you . . . I will.
- At 9:56am on May 11, 2012,
Julie Mecikalski said… Hi, I teach students with special needs ranging from mild cognitive disabilities, specific learning disabilities, emotional behavioral disabilities, autism, ADHD, ADD, etc. I have been teaching these students for 24 years at the high school level. My passion is transition as I also have a master's degree in that area. I am actively involved in our county transition action council (TAC) and I co-coordinate our county-wide Reality Fair. I use a lot of assistive technology in my classroom including SMARTBoard, iPads and applications, and Web 2.0 tools. Thanks for allowing me to join.
- At 11:36am on February 21, 2012,
David Towell said… Hello Carrie, Welcoming is an important part of building community, so thank you. I look forward to learning more!
- At 8:31am on December 6, 2011,
Helena Heo said…
Hi there,
I am actually a critical care nurse, and also have a lot of respect for public health/community care nurses. I have four kids, all school aged, some with some special needs. I find this concept of self directed supports essential for people with disabilities. Thanks for allowing me to join.
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