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Are you a believer in Cedu who was there in the 80's under M
Anonymous:
I went to Cedu in Running Springs CA in 1980. I have only seen one person from there since I left that place. I was only 12 years old when they sent me. I was the youngest one there the entire time I stayed. I would love to re-connect with people who were there. Because it was so many years ago, I have forgotten many names. Here are some that I do remember: Tina Sutchos, Tammy and Nancy (last names?), Howard Uzan, Randy Eide and Ariana and Herrick (last names?). I was there with John Padgett, Carmen, Pat on the farm, Tim Brace, and others whose names I have forgotten too. My personal email address is sbernardo@socal.rr.com I would love to talk to anyone.
Thanks,
Susan Lewis-Bernardo
Inculcated:
--- Quote from: "susanb" ---My nephew is supposed to be going in 2 days. I just found out about this website today. If anyone has any feedback, good or bad, please email me at sbernardo@socal.rr.com
Your help is appreciated!
Thanks,
Susan
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(^From the other post)Maybe talking to your sibling about your experience of the CEDU program will change their mind about sending your nephew away to eaglequest nature camp in Utah
try another castle:
--- Quote from: "Inculcated" ---
--- Quote from: "susanb" ---My nephew is supposed to be going in 2 days. I just found out about this website today. If anyone has any feedback, good or bad, please email me at sbernardo@socal.rr.com
Your help is appreciated!
Thanks,
Susan
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(^From the other post)Maybe talking to your sibling about your experience of the CEDU program will change their mind about sending your nephew away to eaglequest nature camp in Utah
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:eek:
Should probably mention... wilderness expeditions at CEDU are nothing compared to the bataan death march boot camps they have going on now all over the place. So.. take your CEDU wilderness experience and take away the food, adequate hydration (with iodine if it needed to be filtered), qualified staff, careful monitoring to avoid things such as dehydration or hypothermia, and reasonable physical expectations to ensure that no participant is pushed beyond their limits... not easy, but not ridiculous, and if someone got sick, everything stopped.
so anyway.. take away all of that... then you end up with shitpits like eaglequest.... and every single other wilderness school out there. no matter what they tell you.. its a bunch of shit.
When RMA couldnt deal with an uppity youngun, they sent them to southern idaho survival, which was pretty similar to the stuff your nephew will probably be dealing with.
CEDU did end up with their own version of this, eventually... Ascent.
Joy and rapture... a total shithole, according to people who went through it.
Anonymous:
--- Quote from: "susanb" ---I went to Cedu in Running Springs CA in 1980. I have only seen one person from there since I left that place. I was only 12 years old when they sent me. I was the youngest one there the entire time I stayed. I would love to re-connect with people who were there. Because it was so many years ago, I have forgotten many names. Here are some that I do remember: Tina Sutchos, Tammy and Nancy (last names?), Howard Uzan, Randy Eide and Ariana and Herrick (last names?). I was there with John Padgett, Carmen, Pat on the farm, Tim Brace, and others whose names I have forgotten too. My personal email address is sbernardo@socal.rr.com I would love to talk to anyone.
Thanks,
Susan Lewis-Bernardo
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Yep, I remember you. And, I could never figure out why you were even there being so young.
Anonymous:
You were twelve years old?? That is sad, what on earth could a twelve year old have done to be put any where?? Sounds to me like maybe the parents needed some type of help, not the kids.
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