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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: La Experiencia De Fem - Casa By The Sea / High Impact
« on: June 24, 2009, 08:42:26 PM »
Quote from: "Guest"
I'm going to start out by saying that nobody really cares about this. But you already know that on some level, choosing to post it on fornits. You probably wonder sometimes why you aren't telling your story on Oprah, well, nobody really gives a damn. Keith Olberman or Rachel Maddow, they might take you on, they even bring on suspected terrorists with regularity to interview them about their harsh treatment at the hands of the US military. But not you. That's because your story serves no purpose. It's expected, and wanted. Americans want their bipolar teens punished, and if they had filmed you during your ordeal, a mass of people would watch you suffer with popcorn in their over sized laps.

The same reason why nobody responded to this thread. Even the people on a forum dedicated to it's discussion don't care. You might get a couple short sympathy posts. Oh, that is horrible FemanonFatal2.0, I can relate. Sorry to hear about how your young life was destroyed, I'm glad I'm not you. Things are looking up, with this post sure to offend someone with a misguided sense to protect you, it will draw these internet heroes out of hiding. I just want everyone to ponder why it is this story is here, and nowhere else, and why here it will drop like a rock thrown into a sea. Two words people, nobody cares.

But please, keep posting stories like this. I masturbate to them.



Wow, you're pretty twisted there my friend! There actually have been talk show hosts that have had guests on from programs. So, there are people who care. The problem is it's not a super hot topic because most people cannot relate to this subject. Basically it's so fucked up they cannot wrap their brains around it.

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: Midwest changes directors?
« on: March 05, 2009, 09:34:50 AM »
I have a few movie ideas for her!

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: Midwest changes directors?
« on: March 04, 2009, 10:48:42 PM »
Their daughter sucked!!!! J/K she wasn't too bad. I don't think she will make the cut though. Anyway, totally them. It's amazing what 20 years will do to you! It was just as weird as I thought it would be to see them.

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: Midwest changes directors?
« on: March 01, 2009, 04:48:23 PM »
No, I guess not? I mean come on!!! Everyone wants their kids to think highly of them. If you tell your kids that you are only helping families by what you are doing, then they will only know that. If you tell them the truth.....they will be disgusted and ashamed to have you as their parents. But, in the end it would be hard not to follow in their footsteps because even though it had ruined thousands other families lives, it brought a great income to yours.

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: Midwest changes directors?
« on: February 27, 2009, 09:30:39 AM »
Well, Brian and Angie Viafanua who were formally my house parents at Cross Creek Manor, opened up the wwasp school in Samoa, then came back to run that Midwest program. They have a daughter, whose name is Taylor. I only know this because someone found some kind of modelling pictures she had done. Anyway, the last name is not common.....well, this girl Taylor Viafanua has a chance to make it to the top 10. She appears on the show next week (Tuesday 3/3).

Anyway, I watch this show every week. Regardless. It's always being recorded so even if I am not at home, I watch it later in the week. So, it's just going to be a bit of a trip to see her parents!!!!!! That's all!

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: Midwest changes directors?
« on: February 27, 2009, 01:09:55 AM »
I guess while they have him on the phone they could say.......it's because of you I didn't vote for your friggen daughter on American Idol, lol!!!!!! Do you think Taylor make it to the next round? Stay tuned for next weeks American Idol!!!!! I can hardly wait! She must have some kind of talent to get that far?!! My cousin went to Holly wood, and got cut the second round. She was signed to Atlantic last year. So, I guess whether or not she makes it.................she might be talented enough to catch someones eye????? These days it is very difficult to get signed. Record companies just don't have a lot of money to invest in artists due to all the piracy. If next weeks show follows this weeks, and lasts, her parents will be there!!!! OMG! They were my friggen house parents!!!!!!!!!!!! WEIRD!

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The Troubled Teen Industry / Re: Miller, McCarthy Reintroduce Legislation to Stop Child Abuse
« on: February 25, 2009, 10:22:50 PM »
I don't know how many of you watched Obama last night as he gave his speech to Congress, but afterwards..........George Miller was behind him the whole way as he exited. I was like.....hey, I know who that is! That speech, in my opinion, was WEAK!!!!!

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: #3 Re: CS Landre Foundation aka Star of Life Foundation
« on: February 04, 2009, 07:55:08 PM »
Quote from: "Ursus"
Quote from: "unhoney"
Oh my god...this is the sickest thing i've ever read. Is Chris a wwasp victim? What program was he tortured in?

Yes... Which one, I do not know. Perhaps Oscar or someone else has that information?

Below, a brief news piece about his father's visit to Woodbury Reports in 2002:

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Seen & Heard
LANDRE VISITS WOODBURY REPORTS INC.



(August 8, 2002) Lance Landre, President of the Star of Life, also known as the C. S. Landre Foundation, Inc., Fresno, California, 559-434-2598,  hangten@cslandre.org, a 501(C)(3) Non-Profit Public Benefits Corporation, stopped by the offices of Woodbury Reports to explain his foundation is devoted to raising money to help parents needing financial help to place or keep their children in Special Needs Schools and Programs. Landre originally had a child in a World Wide Association of Specialty Schools and Programs (WWASP) and since he knew that group of schools, has been working with those parents, but is interested in expanding his work to help parents in all Special Needs Schools and Programs.




The new #  would be (559) 822-4317.

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The Troubled Teen Industry / Re: Respect Camp--Secret WWASP torture gulag
« on: January 30, 2009, 10:00:34 AM »
This seriously disgusts me. Just when you think it's the worst it could possibly be, or imagine...........this type of inside information gets revealed, and posted. This makes me absolutely furious. You have no idea how fucking sick, and pathetic I find all this.

People who get off on creating sick little programs like this, and the parents who send their kids to endure this mind fucking shit should be put away.

This is so wrong. I forget how sick and twisted this can be. It's been almost 20 years since I was in these places. I will carry the pain for life. It gets better over the years. But, when you post something like this it brings me right back. By all means, keep posting this kind of stuff! I don't know how other survivors feel? But, when you get out you try to forget about all this stuff. I want to go on with my life.....however, I think it's important for people to remember there are other kids that are being forced to go through the same bullshit. It's possible to make a difference. This has got to stop!!!!

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: WWASP Experiences
« on: December 31, 2008, 02:38:04 PM »
Gosh it was so long ago!!!! Let's see.......I was sent at the age of 12 to Heritage School in Provo, UT. on January 16th, 1986 (not a wwasp school). I was then transferred to Cross Creek in La Verkin, UT. sometime in May of 1989. I spent about 9 months there until I ran away on February 14th, 1990. How would I describe my stay there? Lovely, j/k lol!!! Let's see, I think they could have done things way better considering what our parents were spending. But, this was when the schools were just starting. They weren't very organized, and the program and the rules seemed to change daily making it hard to follow the rules.

The staff were not very nice. They were short tempered, and really seemed to enjoy the power of being able to punish us. We had a lot of differences. I think the fact that the majority of them were from local Mormon families, made things extremely difficult. The way they grew up was very different then how most of us grew up. I think they pretty much thought we were Satan's children, lol!!!

I liked the fact they offered therapy. I looked forward to that every week. It was my hour to be able to vent all my anger and frustration about my years away from home. Once I was 16 my therapist basically told me that I was never going home, and that I was going to be there until my 18 birthday. I think the reason he did this was because he ran out of excuses why my parents weren't allowing me to come home. I was always trying my best to work on things, and not get into trouble. I thought it was my fault that I was still there, and that it was because I was just not trying hard enough. I think the staff thought I deserved to be there. I could see why. Especially because there were times I would have incidents of hurting myself or others (usually staff). But, how the hell could you blame me??? I was put into these institutions, and basically forgotten about. For no real good reason I might add.

So, I took matters into my own hands. I took a vacuum cord and found the only window without an alarm, and flung it out the window. I almost broke my neck getting out of there, and the burns to my hands from the vacuum cord ripping through them was very painful. Did I tell you I landed right in front of a late night staff meeting in progress? Yep. Sure did! I guess they had waited until we were all in bed to have this meeting. Let me tell you how fun it was to feel the pain of the impact in the parking lot from the jump, then having to get up and run for my life!!!! It was funny seeing the look of shock, then them bolting out of their seats to get to the front door to come chasing after me!!!!!!!

They never did catch me. So, I lived a year on my own in St. George before my Aunt and Uncle found me. I then moved to California to live with them so I could graduate high school. I learned a lot from them. My 3 cousins became my brothers and sisters. I can't tell you how nice it was to finally be a part of a family who loved, and cared about me. From time to time I would make bad choices, but that is all a part of growing up. I take that back! Actually that's just a part of life!!!!!

So, Happy New Year to all of you! I'm really looking forward to being done with 2008, and getting on with 2009.

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: WWASP Experiences
« on: December 26, 2008, 12:05:01 PM »
There is something just so sick about the way people enjoy hurting others on this site. I guess you don't have to come here, and read all this crap if you don't want to. But, it's really sad. I hope you know how wrong it is. Karma is a bitch, and you'll find that out if you haven't already. It's obvious to me Pam was going through a really tough time. The fact you expose her at her weakest and darkest times speaks volumes. I understand the little tiffs from time to time around here. Actually, some of that shit is pretty funny! But, this is different. You guys need to chill.

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: Darrington Academy's Thanksgiving Dinner
« on: December 23, 2008, 01:27:41 PM »
I personally think it would be good if she stayed. I believe there is a lot to learn from her. If you treat people like shit, they are never going to share anything on this site. Some of you are just way too angry to do any good.

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World Wide Association of Specialty Programs and Schools (WWASPS) / Re: WWASP Experiences
« on: December 23, 2008, 10:20:43 AM »
Quote from: "Miss Antsy Pam"
Come on people....crucify me...have fun.  I posted the TRUTH...that is the only thing that matters when it all boils down to the end.  Knock yourself out posting and bashing parents that are trying to help put an end to the industry.  You have no idea what I do or what contribution I make to this site and other anti BM sites...so have fun you spineless simpletons

I think you did the right thing. I can't tell you how many times I would daydream about my parents coming to pull me! What made you pull him? Was there suspicious behavior from the school itself?????

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The Troubled Teen Industry / Re: To the Parents Considering a Program
« on: December 13, 2008, 06:42:15 PM »
Loved it! Especially the one where it comes to adoption!!!! Did you get a lemon? LOL!!!! LMAO!!!!!

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The Troubled Teen Industry / Re: so wrong!!
« on: December 13, 2008, 06:36:50 PM »
I have no clue what IEP's are? Anyway, where are you living currently? Like which state? I'm just curious. It wouldn't surprise me if this school counselor was on somebody elses payroll besides the schools. I mean, to come out and recommend something as life changing as a TBS???? To not only you, but to you, and your family?!!! I find that very concerning. I'd do whatever you can to stay out of these TBS's if I were you. They will paint a really nice picture for you (even more so because your Mom seems to be acting like it's no big deal, she is such an easy target to sell any program to, just another clueless parent), but once you are transported to this TBS, you won't have the ability to leave when you feel you are ready to. You could end up being there until you are 18. Be careful. Very careful.

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