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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #15 on: July 17, 2009, 07:55:18 PM »
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...up to 12 data points (usually 1 or 2) each day to measure progress...
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #16 on: July 17, 2009, 11:48:39 PM »
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What schools require the IEP to be evaluated every week?  I though the meetings were held once or twice a year?  Once a week for every student would require a lot of manpower figuring a couple of hours per meeting, parents and therapists and teachers having to fly out every week to meet with staff.
my Highschool did
we had half days every other week becouse of it
look it best NON RES highschool in the US Hannah More School in Maryland
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #17 on: July 21, 2009, 07:40:00 PM »
Yes, Guest please DO answer these questions.

1. What school did you attend?

You sound like ever other recent grad I've heard.

2. Did the school utilize restraints?

Using unethical restraint methods IS abuse. If you weren't restrained for looking at someone the wrong way or saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, chances are you saw this happen to someone else.

3. When were you enrolled and when did you graduate?


4. What staff names do you remember?

Some of them are here apologizing for abusing those in their care.

5. What were consequences for rule violations?

Some very minor violations have horrible consequences.

6. Was an IEP [Individual Education Plan] written for you upon enrollemt?

They ask this to determine the level of professionalism of a program and whether or not the educational needs of the client is being addressed.

7. Did staff evaluate your IEP with you on a weekly basis?

Most programs don't include the client in the treatment plan, again it's back to the level of professionalism or lack thereof.

8. Were you required to participate in group therapy sessions?

Group therapy is a classic strategy of programs to humiliate and break down a client into submission.

9. Were you pressured/forced to discuss personal issues?

Another classic strategy of programs to humiliate and break down clients.


Aside from when they started/graduated and looking for personal info on the staff there is nothing wrong with those questions.
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #18 on: July 22, 2009, 12:21:37 AM »
I don't think you should use the word 'client', it isn't very accurate. 'Prisoner' would be a better term, and instead of the term program I'd advise using the term 'gulag' or 'concentration camp'.
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #19 on: July 22, 2009, 07:22:23 AM »
1.What Gulag were you kidnapped, dragged off to and held prisoner in?
 

2. Did the gulag place you in irons for the entire  incarceration period?  Describe your time in the dungeon and the equipment they used?


3. When were you Kidnapped and how long did your captures keep you?  


4. Do you remember any names of the guards, visible scars accents or mannerisms?


5. How were you abused and how deep are your scars?


6. Was an IEP [Individual Education Plan] written, behind your back, for you upon incarceration in the concentration camp?


7. Did guards abuse you by forcing you to listen to your evaluation of your IEP with you on a weekly basis?  Or were you abused by not having you IEP evaluated?


8. Did your abuse include being required to participate in group therapy sessions with other inmates?   Or were you abused by being excluded from these meetings and isolated?

9. Were you abused by being threatened with physical harm, beaten, pressured/forced to discuss personal issues?  or were you abused by being ignored by the group?


10. What type of Ransom was demanded?  Was this paid by your family or another person?
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #20 on: July 22, 2009, 09:23:15 AM »
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I cried, night after night, and vowed never to do drugs again.

In case you haven't figured it out yet, you're gay. I hope this saves you a couple more years of confusion.




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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #21 on: July 22, 2009, 10:08:15 AM »
If you are a parent calling someone gay, shows what type of a parent you are, may you be restrained one day against your will, may someone hold you down and squeeze ever so hard, may your face be held in the dirt that you lay under, goes to show you how many parents could care less about their kids and how those places are used for parents to just dump their kids off at, so they can go on with their pathetic lives. :fuckoff:
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #22 on: July 22, 2009, 10:48:28 AM »
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If you are a parent calling someone gay, shows what type of a parent you are, may you be restrained one day against your will, may someone hold you down and squeeze ever so hard, may your face be held in the dirt that you lay under, goes to show you how many parents could care less about their kids and how those places are used for parents to just dump their kids off at, so they can go on with their pathetic lives. :fuckoff:

Good point
...... and if you are a kid I hope you grow up someday and have a child who is struggling with similar issues.  I hope your kid disrespects you, leaves needles all over the place so that your other kids are constantly being pricked by them and being exposed to all kinds of diseases.  I further hope your kid drops out of school and sits home all day trashing your house while you work and tells you to fuck off when you get home.  You would be a hypocrite if you admitted that your kid needed help or needed to place the kid in any type of program so you suck it up and take the abuse from your own child , in your own home, while the siblings become permanently damaged by their sisters/brothers abuse of the HIV infested household.  Your other children become so damaged by the environment that they drop out of school too and your neighbors generate a petition to have you evicted and DSS finally swoops in and removes your kids.  You are left alone as a failed parent who was so stubborn that you didnt get help for your child that you lost them all, was let go from your job because you spent too much time trying to cover up for your families failings and finally evicted from your drug infested house.  You will spend the rest of you life enraged thinking that if you only listened to the professionals advice instead of those fucking idiots on fornits who told you all programs are ineffective and you should just let your kids ride it out and everything will be fine.
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #23 on: July 22, 2009, 11:23:42 AM »
Being that I am a grandmother, and being put through such hell, kept me from allowing anything like that to happen to my kid, you respond because you are guilty for not being there for your child and allowing someone else to step in , for one I bet your child's problems came from that sad environment you gave him or her, your attitude for one sucks, so I am sure you are a great cause of your child's problems. To trust anyone with your kids  is really like playing Russian roulette, to force a soul to be something they are not is like making a painter paint in black when he has only a yellow paint to work with, your time later will come when your child  has had time to become 100 percent themselves, lets see how your future goes when that soul just wants to be himself again, like I said before I hope you have to go through what I did, this way then you would shut the fu_____ up about what a stupid mistake you made. Forcing does not mean that someone is changed and it certainly does not make them better, it covers them is all, but you will have to find that out on own, see one day we all leave our parents, hopefully anyways, and we become our own self, and what ever one had to go through is brought back over and over again, I bet there is so much going on in that child's soul, and you know nothing at all about that, and never will. I pray your child has a healthy happy life, as far as parents like you who want to form and control a soul, screw you, you are not worth wasting good finger tips to. Freedom is for everyone, control has to stop.
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #24 on: July 22, 2009, 11:35:14 AM »
Question, why did you have so many kids if you could not even take care of one????  Simple Question, people who pop out kids and do not even have a home, because a home is not an apartment, you are a classic case of a women that struggled on own, and blames everyone else is all, look deep within, it sounds like you abused your own as well, but I am sure you would never admit that.Classic case of another women that had too many kids and was tired is all.Hope you look deep within your own problems before you point fingers at kids who did not ask to be brought into your world. You being evicted for not paying rent is not your kids fault.
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #25 on: July 22, 2009, 12:05:51 PM »
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If you are a parent calling someone gay, shows what type of a parent you are, may you be restrained one day against your will, may someone hold you down and squeeze ever so hard, may your face be held in the dirt that you lay under, goes to show you how many parents could care less about their kids and how those places are used for parents to just dump their kids off at, so they can go on with their pathetic lives. :fuckoff:

Good point
...... and if you are a kid I hope you grow up someday and have a child who is struggling with similar issues.  I hope your kid disrespects you, leaves needles all over the place so that your other kids are constantly being pricked by them and being exposed to all kinds of diseases.  I further hope your kid drops out of school and sits home all day trashing your house while you work and tells you to fuck off when you get home.  You would be a hypocrite if you admitted that your kid needed help or needed to place the kid in any type of program so you suck it up and take the abuse from your own child , in your own home, while the siblings become permanently damaged by their sisters/brothers abuse of the HIV infested household.  Your other children become so damaged by the environment that they drop out of school too and your neighbors generate a petition to have you evicted and DSS finally swoops in and removes your kids.  You are left alone as a failed parent who was so stubborn that you didnt get help for your child that you lost them all, was let go from your job because you spent too much time trying to cover up for your families failings and finally evicted from your drug infested house.  You will spend the rest of you life enraged thinking that if you only listened to the professionals advice instead of those fucking idiots on fornits who told you all programs are ineffective and you should just let your kids ride it out and everything will be fine.

Who, why would you wish this on anyone or their child?  Can't you find a mature way to express yourself?  I have no idea why you wish harm on families, unless, of course, you hope to steer them to STICC where you can get greased behind the scenes by the programs you refer to...

You would only wish this on someone if it 'adds value' to your bank account I think.
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #26 on: July 22, 2009, 01:15:25 PM »
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Who, why would you wish this on anyone or their child?

I wrote that, not who.  You thought it bad that I may wish that a kid experience what a parent may go through.  Why didn’t you comment on the first post where the poster wished a parent to have to experience being restrained?  And then go on to question their judgement?
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #27 on: July 22, 2009, 04:23:24 PM »
Excuse me but I am the one who posted how you should experience what your child went  through not who, me did, GRANDMA, so take that attitude and remark it this way, I have no respect for women like yourself who act out their anger against their kids and lock them away, and blame them for everything wrong in their own life, maybe if you had a positive attitude towards your children things would be better all around, seems  by showing your true colors about the way you feel about your kids, is what you should worry about, your child may walk out of your life one day, then lets see how you do things then, get over yourself, try being a parent for a change, try being a loving parent, that truly works.( also if it was that bad you should have kids taken from you)
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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #28 on: July 22, 2009, 05:15:28 PM »
HOMOSEXUALITY IS SIN

Lev 18:22 You must not have sexual intercourse with a male as one has sexual intercourse with a woman; it is a detestable act.



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Re: a Program saved my Life
« Reply #29 on: July 22, 2009, 06:20:48 PM »
1Sa 18:1 And it came to pass, when he had made an end of speaking unto Saul, that the soul of Jonathan was knit with the soul of David, and Jonathan loved him as his own soul.


1Sa 18:2 And Saul took him that day, and would let him go no more home to his father's house.


1Sa 18:3 Then Jonathan and David made a covenant, because he loved him as his own soul.


1Sa 18:4 And Jonathan stripped himself of the robe that [was] upon him, and gave it to David, and his garments, even to his sword, and to his bow, and to his girdle.
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