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Even though you are remorseful for your actions and see no joy or good feelings in the memories of your sexual and emotional encounters, can you still know, feel and understand that AT THE TIME of the A they were joyous occasions, that they were happy, exciting back then?
My WW does not admit to this at all, and almost want me to think that she felt dirty, hollow, bad and disgusting also at the time when she had sex with the OM. I cannot accept or understand this. I can fully understand that she now see her actions as disgraceful, repulsing etc., but back then she must have felt the butterflies and the joy, must she not???
D-day #2 Jan 18, 2014: 12 month EA/PA (AP#3)+ admission of 5 month EA/PA in 1994 (AP#1). D-day #1 May 2001: 2 month EA/PA (AP#2)
I think it is possible that your WS felt bad during her A. Even during sex. I think that varies for each specific person.
For me, I know I felt awful right after, every time. This may be TMI, but when I would meet my APs, I thought they were really attractive. Like immediately after sex, I focused on every imperfection and blemish. Really, I was so disgusted with myself that I projected.
FWIW, I don't think I have ever done that with BW. After 25 years together.
I know that when I started each encounter with the AP, I was excited. But for me, there was always a bit of a "push." Like when you are standing on the diving board, and have to tell yourself "come on, jump in." I think there was a point in almost every physical encounter where I had to convince myself this is what I want to do. I don't know if it was me feeling disgust before, as much as it was just knowing that the encounter was going to make me feel worse when I was done. There was always a threshold that I needed to cross. I admit that it got easier to cross the more that I did it. But is was definitely there for me.
For me, once I decided to jump of the diving board, I would block out all of those doubts and regrets. So I usually enjoyed myself during the act itself (and during sexting, whatever). But it was bookended closely by a lot of bad thoughts.
Your WW may be different. People have sex for different emotional reasons. I think it is entirely possible that someone could feel dirty and used during the encounter. It is possible that is the reason for the A.
AT THE TIME of the A they were joyous occasions, that they were happy, exciting back then
At the time of the EA, it was making me feel good. Happy maybe, but joy?...not so much. Joy is an emotion I associate with my children's face when they see their stockings on Christmas morning. The good feeling of the EA was more like the kind when you win a hand in blackjack.
My PA was exciting but in a bunji jumping sort of way. Thrilling and nerve wracking is a better way to describe it. But that was just me and I knew my AP for over 20 years and trusted him. Even then I can think of some times with AP where he was overly selfish. Dirty is the exact word I would use to describe that feeling.
Depending on how you WW's AP behaved during the encounters, I can completely believe she did not enjoy it during the act. I think most women crave intimacy and when you have sex and it's not intimate it can be extremely deflating and even damaging. I know the idea that you could be sympathetic to your WW when hearing about her feeling dirty is absurd to you, but that is an awful awful feeling that she has to deal with. I imagine you are asking her about that over and over and making her revisit that in her head. Can't be good for her psyche
sarahstar I thought of BS after, but rarely if never before and certainly not during. When getting ready to meet AP I had tunnel vision for him only and all other thoughts got pushed out. In my mind I was 22 and meeting someone for a date. I could almost feel the ties of responsibility fall off of me when driving there. It's like I took a hit off a crack pipe when I left my house and just got more and more high until I got back in the car to go back home to BS. Then I would crash. I had no concious betrayal of BS when AP and I were together.
[This message edited by familyfirst at 10:38 AM, August 5th (Tuesday)]
I could almost feel the ties of responsibility fall off of me when driving there. It's like I took a hit off a crack pipe when I left my house and just got more and more high until I got back in the car to go back home to BS. Then I would crash.
This is exactly what I was trying to get across. For the last half or more of A#1, I would drive about an hour out to AP's house. I'd do it during work hours (thinking that if I had an A on "my time" that I wasn't shortchanging my BW or kids). So I'd have to make up an appointment on my calendar. I'd start my lies far in advance, so I'd need to start acting as if I had an appointment far enough away from the office that it would make sense to be out all morning. I'd have to "schedule" a client with whom I was working on something recently, but not too actively lest they would call my secretary and blow up my spot. So I'd get all wound up in all these stories and lies, which always made me feel awful.
During this time in my A, AP was dropping her kids off at daycare, so sometimes I'd have to let myself in the house and wait for her.
All during the drive out there, I'd kind of slip out of my normal self, and go into my A self. By the time I'd be in someone else's house waiting for AP, I'd be excited at that point, like a teenager.
When I left, I took the entire drive back to work to deal with my shame and guilt. By the time I had spent the entire morning going back and forth, I had the A packed away in my neat little box.
All of what I just admitted is gross. Even though I can tell you what was happening in my head, it never gets easier to see. Even if I explain it in rational sentences, and even if I understand what I did and why I did it, there is never a point where I say that any of it makes sense. It's all just so messed up. If it doesn't seem rational or logical to you, it is because (at least in my case) I was not rational or logical.
For your WH, he needs to become mindful of dangerous situations so he doesn't find himself in one. He should know what's appropriate and what's not, and not even come close to crossing that line. If you're an alcoholic, you don't go into bars. If you're a wayward, you steer clear of those one-on-one situations and don't flirt.
WS must be rational and thinking with a clear head. But YOU AREN'T. It's like the invasion of the body snatchers takes you over and you do/say/plan the most unbelievable things. There is no explaination for it! sarahstar your WH is still a jerk like the rest of us for doing what he did, but I really don't think he's lying to you when he says he was not thinking.
This is so scary to me; this is what makes taking the chance on reconciliation so risky. Even with all the IC and MC and changes in behavior and thinking, what will keep a wayward from boing in that place where they are invaded by "body snatchers" and not thinking in a rational way? How does this NOT happen again?
How do I know that won't happy again? Because now I know the signs where a normal friendship can take a dangerous turn. I won't put myself in that situation again both physically or emotionally. And not just staying away from it, but I also plan to notice when I might be vulnerable (lonely, feeling unloved etc) and fixing that reason as well. ThatGuyNoMore said it well
[This message edited by familyfirst at 2:43 PM, August 5th (Tuesday)]
Even with all the IC and MC and changes in behavior and thinking, what will keep a wayward from boing in that place where they are invaded by "body snatchers" and not thinking in a rational way? How does this NOT happen again?
Good analogy with the diving springboard! And I get and agree the difference between "joy" and winning in Black Jack.
I know the idea that you could be sympathetic to your WW when hearing about her feeling dirty is absurd to you, but that is an awful awful feeling that she has to deal with.
My H is ashamed and remorseful about his actions now, and there were a few spots during the affair that he felt were sordid at the time, but as a man, I don't think he got that "dirty" feeling.
For me, I can't imagine not having that feeling after, say, having sex in an abandoned lot with a married man. Maybe not before or during, as you describe, but after. It gives me a tiny shred of empathy for his AP when I think that is how she may have felt. I see it as so self-destructive on her part. Of course, he said lots of wonderful stuff to her too, but also things like "I don't think you and I could be best friends like Bionicgal and I are," and it was understood all along that this was not an exit affair for him.
So, I guess my question is, if you don't mind, how did you deal with those feelings during the affair (if you had them during)? If any other WW wants to chime it, I'd appreciate it. I really am trying to get to the point where I can see some humanity in the AP so I can get to indifference.
leftoolate: I do see the changes in MANY areas outside of the affair and you are reiterating EXACTLY what my IC says, that it is so apparent when we look at his actions. I SHOULD feel so reassured and I feel so guilty about that because so many BS wish for the effort ad change that I have received from my husband. Unfortunately the blindsided feeling that shocked me upon discovery keeps me from relaxing about the good that has come out of it. I think this is just something that I have to get myself past. I appreciate all of the input.
[This message edited by Neverwudaguessed at 9:57 PM, August 5th (Tuesday)]
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CREDIT: First, let's
give credit where it is due. With
the help of the great librarians at the Fenton History Center, I
able to gather a number of copies of articles from The Post-Journal,
Jamestown's newspaper. One series of articles was based on the
work of Victor Norton, Sr. and Martin Arend. An in-depth
article about ferris wheels and Celoron's Phoenix Wheel was the work of
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articles so that the information could be presented here. It should be noted that the park was located in Brr-rr country. Fall could be pretty brisk, and Spring could be cold and wet, and don't even mention Winter! The park was generally open from Memorial Day to Labor Day, and most of the following notations came from press releases for upcoming park seasons. Check out 1976 for a first-hand account of the Skateland fire! Use your browser's Back button to return to the Celoron Home page. |
1891 | May |
Land for the park was
purchased. The area was known as Prendergast Point, but the new owner
changed the name to Celoron, after the French explorer. The Hotel De Celoron was begun the following year, preceding the park by one year. It was located on the east side of Dunham Avenue, near the lake. |
1893 | Celoron Park was begun by the
Celoron Park Amusement Company owner Almet N. Broadhead, to operate in
conjunction with Broadhead's railway system and his Chautauqua
Steamship Company. Among the
construction of that year: an outdoor
theater that was built over Chautauqua Lake. |
1893 | May |
Columbia was the name given to the double decker rail car
built by the Pullman Car Co., in honor of the Columbian Exposition of
that year. She arrived for service in May. |
1893 | Dec |
The floor was completed for
the original Dance Hall at the eastern part of the park. |
1894 | May |
Celoron Park became a full-blown amusement park, modeled after Coney Island | ||||
1895 | The Auditorium
was built, as
were the Baseball Field and its grandstands. |
1895 | Sep |
18 | The Phoenix Wheel began service for the Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta, GA | |||
1895 | Dec | 31 | The Phoenix Wheel completed
service for the Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta,
GA. Manufactured in Phoenixville, PA. |
1896 | The indoor Celoron Theater was erected over Lake Chautauqua, on the site of the old outdoor theater, at a cost of $36,000 | |||||
1896 | Jun |
The Phoenix
Wheel was
dismantled and moved to Celoron Park. The wheel weighed 53 tons
of fun. |
1900 | The Imperial Hotel was built
by its owner, Charles Johnson. It was located on the NE corner of Dunham Avenue and Boulevard. |
1903 | Feb | 4 | The Bear Pit has been filling
with water, endangering its occupant |
1905 | The Scenic Railway opened at
Celoron Park, on the site of the Loop the Loop, and the Circle Swing
opened, too. |
1905 | Jun | 6 | The Steamboat Dock has been removed and replaced with a dock 150 feet long, with a 32 foot ell. | |||
1905 | Jul | 4 | The Elevated Bridge to the
Searchlight Tower had one section collapse due to an overload of people
trying to escape rain. They still got wet, falling eight feet
into a foot of water. |
1907 | Celoron Park will renew its
lease of the grounds for another twenty years, OR, |
1907 | Jul | 16 | The Celoron Park grounds were purchased by the Celoron Amusement Company | |||
1908 | Apr | 15 | The Scenic Railway will be replaced by the Coney Island Tickler ride | |||
1908 | May | 13 | Hotel De Celoron and the Imperial Hotel were placed under unified management of John Penfold | |||
1910 | Mar | 9 | The Steamboat Pier was in
danger due to high water level of Lake Chautauqua--a recurring theme |
1910 | Apr | 24 | The Steamboat Pier was destroyed by high winds and a high lake level that left only its piers. The Steamboat Ticket Office floated away from the Steamboat Pier and was found downstream. | |||
1912 | May | Tom, the Bear was relocated
from Celoron to Yardley, PA. The remaining Zoo animals have been
sold off and removed from the park. |
1913 | Celoron Park was heavily
damaged in Spring by water and ice, and suffered a streetcar strike, so
operations in 1913 were minimal. The park did not open until July
20. Coincidentally, 1913 was the
year Harry A. Illions joined the family business, M.C. Illions &
Sons, at Coney Island. |
1913 | Mar | 29 | Celoron is cut off from
streetcar service with Jamestown, due to unusually high water
levels. The lines would later be raised, in answer to the
flooding, but
that made them too high to accommodate the Columbia, so it
was removed from service. The Richmond Hotel had eight inches of
water on the first floor, and the Theater was flooded to the beginning
of the reserved seat section. |
1914 | May | The Outdoor Theater in the center of the park had its stage raised three feet | ||||
1914 | Nov | 21 | Hotel De Celoron and the
Hotel were destroyed by fire |
1915 | Jan | 23 | The Imperial
Hotel is
for rebuilding to two stories after a fire two months previous
destroyed all but the first floor. Toward the end of its life, it was known as the Yellow Submarine. Yup. It was destroyed by fire. Click on the link to see a scan of a photocopy of a photo from the Post-Journal (not dated in my notes). I suspect it is from the late 1930s or early 1940s, judging by the cars. I don't see evidence of Skateland, which I thought was just across Dunham from the hotel, so that would place the photo before 1939. In my recollection, the park entrance was further left, at the end of Boulevard. This photo shows plainly where the Hotel De Celoron was located, just right of the hotel. The Phoenix Wheel would have been to the far right bottom of this view, out of this photo. |
1915 | May | 7 | The Coney Island Tickler ride
removed, as was the Monkey House. |
1915 | Aug | 5 | The outfield of the Baseball Park is under water due to "unprecedented August high water" | |||
1918 | Mar | 17 | Celoron Park has been leased for five years from the Celoron Amusement Company by the Coney Island Realty & Amusement Company | |||
1919 | Jul | 4 | Celoron Park was visited by record-breaking crowds of about 20,000 for the day. | |||
1920 | Apr | 12 | The Moorish-style Auditorium was totally destroyed by fire | |||
1923 | May | 24 | The Cave of the Winds is a new feature at the park, located near the Phoenix Wheel | |||
1924 | May | The Greyhound
Roller Coaster
under construction along the shore of Chautauqua Lake, and the Theater
is being transformed in the Pier Ballroom |
1924 | Jun | 13 | The old Dance Hall at the eastern end of the grounds was destroyed by a suspicious fire. It would not be rebuilt, since the theater is now a ballroom | |||
1925 | May | 23 | The Bear Pit will once again
bears: 2 large brown bears The Custer Car Speedway is a ride with cars controlled by the children riding in them The Electric Railway is a new ride for children, travelling 2000 feet through the picnic grove at the lower end of the park The Greyhound Roller Coaster will be lit with 6,000 bulbs along the side facing the lake Airplane Swings are a new ride attraction for the 1925 season, located on an island near the bathing beach |
1925 | May | 31 | Celoron Park was host to some
25,000 patrons on Memorial Day, breaking the old attendance record by
25% |
1930 | Celoron Park was purchased by
George and Thomas Carr, including 2500 feet of lakefront and 20 acres
of land |
1930 | Jun | 13 | The Pier Ballroom in the
former theater was destroyed by
fire (started by a cigarette butt?) at 12:45 PM. It
was a total loss within an hour, and the fire also consumed seven
concession stands to its east side. The summer season is short,
so a contract is soon let to build a new ballroom. |
1930 | Jul | 3 | Castle Gardens Ballroom construction began, expected to be completed in just 21 days, working 24 hours a day! | |||
1933 | May | 26 | The Dodgem bumper car ride is
for the 1933 season, but the Figure Eight Coaster has been dismantled,
and the Leaping Lena attraction has been shipped to another park.
According to the article, the Monkey Island will house "a bevy of
monkeys" On the site of the Figure Eight Coaster will be a parking lot (hmmm, that became a theme, too) |
1934 | May | 26 | A Beer Garden has been
established in the center of the park, selling beer at stands on the
grounds for the first time in park history. Beer will be sold at
Castle Gardens, too. |
1937 | The Celoron-Fluvanna Ferry was
operation during 1937, but I haven't learned what years it operated. |
1938 | Celoron Park was purchased by J.G. Campbell | |||||
1939 | The Baseball Field was used
the last season. Among the noted ballplayers to visit the park
were Babe Ruth, Josh Gibson, Satchel Paige, and Connie Mack managed a
team that played there. During batting practice, The Babe
launched one into the lake! |
1939 | Jun | 1 | Skateland
is projected to
open, constructed in the parking lot. It
is of a new type of construction, bow truss, to eliminate
pillars. In MY memory, the skating rink was at the eastern edge
of the park; in earlier years, the park extended the equivalent
of a couple of blocks eastward, into what is now Lucille Ball Park. |
1943 | Celoron Park was purchased for about $200,000 by Harry A. Illions, from the Jamestown Motor Bus Transportation Company president J.G. Campbell | |||||
1943 | Three (!) Ferris Wheels from the 1940 New York World's Fair were installed 1943-45 | |||||
1943 | The years 1943 and 1944 saw
new attractions: The Merry Go Round, the Rodeo Ride, and the 1942 model Skooter Cars were installed. |
1945 | The Caterpillar Ride and the
Crystal Maze were added. |
1945 | Apr | 2 | The Steamer Dock was again
away, floating down the Outlet. In this
version, the dock was about ten feet wide and nearly 700 feet
long; The earlier dock was twenty feet wide, to accommodate
trolley tracks right out to the steamship. |
1949 | The Phoenix Wheel was taken
in Celoron because it had been frequently struck by lightning.
The metal structure had gondolas that held twenty people each!
The structure was built by the Phoenix Metal Co., in Phoenixville, PA. |
1952 | Feb | 28 | The Phoenix Wheel was
announced to
be taken down for overhauling. It stands
about 115 feet high. By summer, the announcment was made that the
wheel was dismantled and shipped to the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds
in Pomona. Mr. Illions ran the concessions there, too. |
1952 | Jun | 19 | By summer, the announcment was made that the wheel was dismantled and shipped to the Los Angeles County Fairgrounds in Pomona. Mr. Illions was well-known as a concessionaire across the country. The Merry Go Round was also being reassembled in Pomona, CA. | |||
1958 | Aug | 18 | Celoron Park was closed early
to the
public, and workmen began dismantling the remaining "amusement devices"
at the park. The older amusements were sold off, but Mr. Illions
had plans to refurbish his park. |
1959 | May | 16 | The "new" Celoron Park got
some new attractions: The Flying Saucer Ride, the Helicopter
Ride, and the Magic Carpet Fun House with its mirrored walls and wavy
floors. I remember a Ghost Alley attraction, too, but found no
mention of it. Scared the bejeebers out of us kids! |
1959 | Jun | 11 | Greyhound Roller Coaster was
heavily damaged by a tornado. The Imperial Hotel lost its
second-floor porch, too. |
1960 | Sep | 9 | Celoron Park was put up for
sale by its owner, Harry A. Illions, who had owned the park since
1943. He advertised ten major rides, seven kiddie rides, and a
penny arcade, along with many amusement park devices. |
1962 | May | 14 | Harry A. Illions died suddenly at his home in Jamestown | |||
1962 | Jun | 1 | The "new" Pier Ballroom,
formerly Castle Gardens, burned to the
ground, the result of a fire of undetermined origin. |
1962 | Jul | 25 | Celoron Park has been sold by
the heirs of Harry A. Illions. The purchaser, Darrell Smith,
owned a park near Pittsburgh, called Cabana Beach. |
1962 | Sep | 11 | Celoron Park was being dismantled by workmen, who were taking down fourteen buildings and two picnic shelters | |||
1963 |
and Diane Evan become owners of Skateland roller rink. |
1965 | Mar | 22 | The board of the Village of Celoron authorized the purchase of the Celoron Picnic Grove: seven acres for $30,000 | |||
1976 | Oct | 31 | Celoron
Park's last "park"
Evan's Skateland burned to the
ground during a Halloween party for kids. Accounts ranged up to
300 participants, but no serious injuries, thanks to quick action by
the Evan family members to evacuate the children. "On October 31, 1976, I was a 17-year-old who was in the roller rink fire. It was a Halloween party and many people had on costumes and were skating when all of a sudden there was a loud explosion by the entrance. Everyone was scared and we were told to move to the opposite end of the rink. Suddenly, the entire ceiling was on fire and it appeared that there was no way out. There were doors along the side of the building...someone got one of the doors opened, I never knew who, I assumed one of the Evans had a key in their pocket. Everyone started jumping out the door, which was about a three-foot drop, wearing roller skates. A few cars started on fire and some people were so frightened that they started to climb the cyclone fence in their skates....the Yellow Submarine was across the street where we went to contact somone to pick us up. It was quite an experience, one I hope not to go through again." --Ron Nelson |
1979 |
and Diane Evan open the new Evan's Skateland in Jamestown |
1981 | May | 28 | The Phoenix Wheel ceased
in California, dismantled and sold for scrap when it was deemed unsafe. |
1988 | Sep | 28 | The Lakeview Hotel burned to
ground. This was the last of the Celoron Park era buildings,
according to the Post-Journal account of the fire. At the time of
its demise, it was a three-story wood structure. My sharp-eyed
friend Brian pointed out that the Lakeview was located at 33 Allegheny
Ave. |
1991 | Pier Point Park will be
renovated and renamed for Lucille Ball. Could you have gotten
this far into these pages and not have known that Lucille Ball ("I Love
Lucy") lived within sight of the park? She also lived in
Jamestown, the town of her birth, before leaving for a fantastic
career. You could say "Lucy" to people around the world, and they
knew who you meant! |
1993 | According to Edison LeRoy, the
Los Angeles County Fairgrounds
was torn down. |
2006 | John
Evan, Jr. died at the age of 81 on November 6. |


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In the past when I had hired "friends" for Matthew, I'd had the benefit of meeting them first in person to see if the chemistry was right. When Kim and Matthew came into view at the top of the escalator, I saw no chemistry. My son, wearing a t-shirt, shorts and sandals, rushed ahead of his smiling companion.
"I'm not with him," said Matthew, frowning in earnest. "I don't need a babysitter."
"He's not a babysitter," I said, shaking hands with the stranger in front of me, "Kim is our friend!" Matthew rushed ahead to the baggage claim. "Did you have a nice flight?" I asked Kim, who shrugged and smiled.
It's gonna be a long three weeks.
The first few days of the visit Matthew avoided Kim, and my husband and I and our other two teenage sons tried manically to make Kim feel useful and at home, talking to him, struggling to understand his English, inviting him for walks and meals, and asking him to help with the dishes. By the third day, I was exhausted from smiling, talking, and suggesting activities for Matthew and Kim that fell flat.
"Do you want to go to the movies with Kim, Matthew?"
"How about a hike?"
"No hikes."
Feeling like a prisoner in my own home, I left Matthew and Kim alone together while I took our four-month-old Labrador puppy, Cali, for a walk. When I returned, there was a police car in the driveway.
"He's stalking me!" Matthew was telling the policewoman who had responded to his 911 call. Kim smiled nervously and paced around, and the officer looked confused. I explained the situation and apologized profusely. She said she thought she'd seen everything till today.
"Look, Matthew," I sighed, "Kim is our friend. Will you please be nice to him?"
"Probably not," was his response.
There was no way I could endure this kind of grief for three weeks, and I wondered if I should just pay Matthew's friend for hire the full amount that I had promised him and put him on a plane back to Pennsylvania. But then I glanced at Kim who was stroking the puppy, and I could see he was a person who smiled even when he was hurt. Somehow I had to make his visit a successful one.
"Matthew has some yard work to do," I said. "Could you do me a big favor and wear this puppy out?"
Kim nodded eagerly, and the two fled to a walking path around the corner. Later that evening, Kim took Cali for another walk, and came home looking exhilarated. Did we have any movies he could watch on his laptop, he asked? As I was reaching for The Sound of Music, my thirteen year old handed him the first season of "24″, a cult show among teenagers about the dangerous adventures of no-nonsense counter-terrorist agent Jack Bauer. The next morning Kim slept in, and admitted sheepishly that he had been up half the night watching the series.
"That's OK," said my thirteen-year-old, "We're addicted, too!"
By the fifth day of his visit, Kim had settled into a happy routine of dog care and other chores, amiable family dinners and evenings with "24″. On day six, a Saturday, Matthew knocked on Kim's door, and asked him if he wanted to walk downtown and get some pizza.
"I decided that I might like Kim," said Matthew when they returned, and I heaved a sigh of relief, grateful that the web of reverse psychology that I had woven out of desperation snagged Matthew. I stopped counting the days until Kim's departure, as the two bonded over daily walks downtown.
The morning of Kim's departure, Matthew told him not to be sad-he'd see him in September. But Kim had a hard time saying goodbye to Cali, and knelt down to cuddle her one last time. He was still smiling, but I saw a tear cascade onto the puppy's shiny coat.
"You are going to miss uncle Kim, aren't you Cali? Let's take your picture with him." As Kim grinned for the camera, I was grateful that the painful scene at the airport three weeks earlier had unfolded so magically. It seemed that by turning our constant focus from our autistic son to the needs of our houseguest, Matthew was free to befriend his friend for hire in his own time and in is own way.
The next morning, an email message from Kim arrived. It remains on our refrigerator along with his picture with Cali.
So much thank you for you, and family, and my niece Cali.
It was a great 3 weeks for me….my best summer in life.
Thanks a lot for giving me such a nice memory.
Love and Autism: My Progression in Relationships
This guest post is by Autism Speaks staffer Kerry Magro. Kerry, an adult who has autism, is a rising senior at Seton Hall University, majoring in Sports Management. He started an Autism Speaks U Chapter: Student Disability Awareness on campus to help spread awareness and raise funds for those affected by autism. Autism Speaks U is a program designed for college students who host awareness, advocacy and fundraising events, while supporting their local autism communities.
Ohhh relationships. At the age of 22, I've had several relationships throughout my life. I've also had several breakups. When I talk to families with children on the spectrum this is usually one of the big subjects, but also one of the most sensitive. How does a child on the spectrum even go about having a relationship while many neurotypicals today, cannot? It's a difficult road with no clear answer.
Looking back at my experiences, some of my main problems in relationships have been due to "social awkwardness." This social awkwardness could be attributed to many factors, but for me it was always based on "small talk" and "mind blindness." With small talk, many times (especially when I was younger) I couldn't hold a conversation, making any type of interaction awkward in the sense of the silence and long pauses involved. The only way I would be able to keep a conversation going was to change the subject randomly to something that was of interest to me (such as basketball). This was hard because while I did have friends who play and like basketball, for instance, it's not something you want to hear about 24/7. How do you make strides without having the capabilities of conversation?
Confidence, as well, became an underlying issue because of these tendencies. These moments, where I wouldn't have anything to say made people think I was a shy person who wanted to be left by myself (which was never the case). Could you imagine a scenario where you wanted to be talked to, in many cases even loved, and you just didn't know how to acknowledge it?
Mind blindness, which is typically known as the inability to develop an awareness of what another person is thinking, made for some difficult scenarios for me. The inability to do this, to "put myself in the shoes of another," limited my understanding of others, and made it difficult to develop anything but basic friendships/relationships. People in today's society are are very complex and reading them, not only by a relationship standpoint but to advance in life, whether its through school, employment, etc. is a necessary skill.
At nine, my doctor recommended against mainstreaming me in a public school because she said I would have never understand social cues and worried about me getting beat up. Granted, I survived those days, a testament to having developed coping mechanisms, splinter skills and/or growing up. The one thing I wish though, looking back, was that I found someone who understood what it was like. Whether it was an intimate relationship or just a friendship, someone who, on the spectrum knows exactly what I'm going through. It's not the same case as others, where maybe you relate with someone because you both came out of the same background, for example. Being on the spectrum, no one case is the same. Every case is different which means that you would always find something close but not exactly to what you are looking for. Especially on the college level, many students on the spectrum don't go to college. This is where some of the difficulties lie for those on the spectrum who are having trouble with relationships in college. How do you approach it when you are the minority filled by a majority that may or may not be accepting of who you are?
I leave these questions up for debate but my standpoint on relationships is pretty simple. Whether you are on the spectrum or not, all relationships are hard work. Whether it is within the relationship or not, the best thing you can do for yourself is be who you are and to negate all the negative energy that may come your way. Yes, there is definitely a need to branch out and find what interests you have which can expand the pool of who you may be interested in. Ultimately, we all know the expression; there are many fish in the sea (but not quite as many if you are not looking). This is where relationships begin.
(This is one of my Autism Speaks U related blog posts. If you would like to contact me directly about questions/comments related to to this post I can be reached at email@example.com. Thanks everyone!)
"Honey, an ABC News Film Crew is Coming on Monday …"
This post is written by Liz Bell, mother of Tyler Bell, who was recently featured in an ABC World News Today segment on preparing adolescents with autism for adulthood. Liz is married to Peter Bell, Autism Speaks Executive Vice President of Programs and Services. They have two other children, Derek and Avery. Liz is a member of the Autism Speaks Family Services Committee and was the primary author of the School Community Tool Kit. In addition, she serves on the Parent Advisory Committee for the Autism Speaks Transition Tool Kit which is under development and scheduled to be launched this fall. Liz is also a representative on the New Jersey Governor's Council for Medical Research and Treatment for Autism.
Great, we might share the intense teaching and planning required in making the future of a young man with autism a little less uncertain. We can highlight the variable needs of this growing tide of soon-to-be adults with autism.
But "yikes!" How will my 17-year-old son behave in front of complete strangers with a camera in his face all day? What if this complicated message gets garbled, highlighting the challenges but not the gifts, the needs but not the opportunities?
Thankfully, Tyler greeted that camera with a grin on his face, and followed the flow of a familiar daily schedule in his hard working, innocent way. The ABC team turned eight hours of filming into a three-minute segment that helps to profile the needs of young people like Tyler, and hopefully initiates consideration of their place in the world. Now online, the story has sparked a conversation, which is a great thing.
But we need to keep talking. Some online comments outline the variable needs of the autism population – from college graduates who have trouble keeping a job to complex children with no language and few functional skills. We need options for all individuals on this broad spectrum. Other comments offer traditional 'solutions.' He can get Medicaid, sign up for get SSI, set up a special needs trust. True, these programs may provide some money, until it runs out, but how do you maximize its ability to provide a meaningful life, to establish supports that will take over once we are gone? You can place him in a sheltered workshop or a group home. Perhaps an option for the handful of individuals for whom there is space and funding, but this old model of isolated care won't accommodate all of our kids…or be what they want. And that is the part of the conversation that we really need to move forward. How do we create the systems, opportunities and community mindset that will allow all individuals with autism the right to be safe, but also engaged, fulfilled and happy?
During that day of filming, while the rest of us were self conscious, for Tyler the camera was superfluous. But the cameraman was not, quickly noticing that, despite how hard it clearly is for Tyler to learn, he exhibits pride in accomplishment. For him, competence breeds confidence, so we teach him skills that make him feel useful and valued. We strive to fulfill his needs for humor, exercise, beauty, and joy. We want to develop a future that will allow Tyler to grow, not just to be taken care of, and to flourish.
Visioning this is a lot of responsibility for a parent, so we employed group brainstorming in a MAPS session, expertly facilitated by Dave Hasbury of Neighbours, Inc., where we explored Tyler's strengths, likes, and possible opportunities, to keep us working in what we hope to be the right direction. We are heartened by a team of people who now have a shared perspective of where he might go.
But it is still mostly up to us to make it happen. We learn as we go. We build on strengths and we layer on, tiny step by tiny step, experiences and skills that help to create more independence, more joy. We immerse Tyler in the world and build a community that better understands him. We look to what motivates Tyler, and find ways to use his gifts to provide meaningful contributions to society and a sense of belonging. We reach out for help.
Last year, we asked the friendly owners of our local Rita's Water Ice store if Tyler might have a volunteer job. We explained that job sampling is a big factor in strategizing for Tyler's future. Since they had already opened their hearts to Tyler as a frequent customer, they gave him a Rita's hat and the chance for us to work with him, as he worked for them. This year, it's a paid job – just an hour or so a week, but an opportunity to punch a clock, have a boss and be 'professional.' Does he do the same work as the other teenagers there? No, but they value his smile, the fact that he joins them in dancing when they are so moved, and that he doesn't pull out his phone to text in the middle of his shift. Yes, these are gifts, as is the perspective of Tyler's Rita's bosses, who recognize and celebrate his contributions.
And so Tyler earns a paycheck, the most important predictor of paid work after graduation. But he doesn't work for that – it's his favorite Cotton Candy water ice that compensates him for a job well done. And his pride.
After the filming, the rest of our family decided that we aren't cut out for reality TV – life is complicated enough without having to turn off a mic to use the bathroom. But we would like to continue to be part of this conversation, in visioning meaningful lives for all families living with autism. After all, our children have a right to an amazing future.
Tune In – ABC World News Tonight
In a story scheduled to air tonight, ABC World News Tonight with Diane Sawyer will feature Autism Speaks Executive Vice President of Programs and Services Peter Bell and his family in a segment on preparing adolescents with autism for life as adults. ABC recently spent the day following Peter and his wife Liz at home as they build a transition program for their 17 -year-old son Tyler, who has autism. The segment will highlight the challenges many families face in preparing their children for adulthood when educational entitlements go away and services are limited and opportunities are few. For more information on what Autism Speaks and other organizations are doing to improve the outlook for adults with autism, please visit Advancing Future for Adults with Autism.
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In Their Own Words – A Tale of Two Cities: Trials and Tribulations
This "In Their Own Words" essay is written by Kate Marts, an adult who has Asperger Syndrome.
Living with Asperger Syndrome and peripheral neuropathy isn't easy; however, I somehow naturally deal with it. When I was eight years old, I was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL). At that time, "Asperger Syndrome" was not even translated into English; as a result my diagnosis was ADHD. Post treatment, I was the social kid who was a bit awkward functioning wise who had a love for people. I was an innocent 10 year old just like every other kid; however the fact that I had ALL would back me up in life time and time again. How my life would play out the next 20 years, no one could ever fathom.
I found out what it's like to be a fighter at a young age. I didn't like treatment but I understood it was keeping me alive. The chemotherapy left me with lasting side effects later in life. By age 10, I was a full blown fighter. More so than when I was diagnosed. I had fought two years of treatment, and stares from other kids; I attempted to remain a member of my sports teams (softball and tennis), and changed schools from public to private. I also became impulsive and was a walking chatterbox. I was so hyper I don't know how my teachers managed to keep me in my desk. I look back and it seems like I was born to get knocked around in the ring.
I spent most of my childhood playing in the neighborhood, chasing bugs and snakes, and hitting home runs. One could never know what I had been through. Not even the savviest doctors throughout my life could pick up on any lasting effects. I rolled through junior high and high school still not letting an ounce of what happened in my childhood faze me, despite the fact that I had very few friends who were loyal to me. After junior high, we moved to eastern Nassau County, Long Island and shortly after, more "social" symptoms started to show. I became more awkward and random, in addition to the fact I just didn't quite get how to socialize with teenagers. To make matters more difficult, my motor skills started to deteriorate, thus I forgot how to play sports. Sports kept me out of trouble. I hung out with the mischievous kids who were your typical 90's teens. We got into trouble but never anything significant. When the millennium came and it was time for me to graduate high school, I wasn't even excited.
Years passed after high school. Life had completely changed. My social symptoms were getting worse and I was beginning to get sensory symptoms that would paralyze me. I had a million bad habits to ease the sensory issues and restlessness. All the while, I had no idea what was going on. I was unable to finish my classes and subsequently had to fold my endeavors in college. I returned home to Long Island after spending a few years in Providence. I spent some time working at the Huntington Townhouse before landing a job as a CSR in an insurance agency. It was my lucky break. I learned how to use the traits I had from having Asperger Syndrome to my advantage. High attention to detail was very important in the type of position I held. Sadly, I was only able to work there for a year due to my father's retirement. New York was too expensive to live on my own; against my desires I moved to Georgia for a bit until I finally decided to return to New York a few months later.
My job, a CSR in a small insurance agency, lasted six months. The stock and housing markets crashed, both of which my industry depended on. I searched for a new job but ultimately failed. My symptoms from Asperger Syndrome were worsening, in addition to the fact that I started getting electric shocks. My whole body was attacking me and I couldn't communicate to anyone what was wrong. I landed in a hospital for two weeks with exhaustion, and ultimately moved back to Georgia upon discharge. I lived on for another year. I finally got a "break" – one of my legs I had broken in New York the year before suddenly became paralyzed. I had a strange case with spasticity and tremors in addition to everything else. As a result I had to be patient. After two years of social symptoms accompanied with sensory symptoms and neuropathic pain, I finally had answers I had been searching for, for so long. That November I was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome. In addition to the fact, I was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy a year to the date my leg became paralyzed.
I'm fortunate enough that the fighter in me never left; she just became dormant in a disease that I nearly lost my life to. I even learned a few things along the way while living in New York. The first thing I learned was from "A Bronx Tale" – "The saddest thing in the world is wasted talent." The next thing I picked up is the tenacity that New Yorkers' have. We never give up and we give everything our all. Sounds like a famous New Yorker who just passed recently, George Steinbrenner. The third thing I learned, from a former boss,was to be realistic. The final thing I naturally picked up on – everything happens for a rhyme or reason and often things fall into place.
I realize now a combination of a few things kept me alive, my trials in New York and my tribulations in Atlanta. With that, my personality kept me going all these years. Today, I am far from the person I was two years ago. I could barely keep my head up straight and was going through daily episodes. I take a cocktail of meds that relax my muscles for my peripheral neuropathy. With hard work I was able to reverse most of the symptoms from both conditions.
I still have more challenges than most to overcome; however, I am proud to say I am a tale of two cities.
"In Their Own Words" is a series within the Autism Speaks blog which shares the voices of people who have autism, as well as their loved ones. If you have a story you wish to share about your personal experience with autism, please send it to firstname.lastname@example.com. Autism Speaks reserves the right to edit contributions for space, style and content. Because of the volume of submissions, not all can be published on the site.
"A Regular Guy: Growing Up With Autism" – An Adult with Autism's Take
Two Autism Speaks employees, Ali Dyer and Kerry Magro, recently read Laura Shumaker's book, "A Regular Guy: Growing up with Autism." Each wrote a response to the book, unique to his/her relationship with autism. Ali has an adult brother with autism; Kerry, an adult with autism, is a rising senior at Seton Hall University, majoring in Sports Management. Below is Kerry's response to the book.
This week I had the pleasure of reading Laura Shumaker's book "A Regular Guy: Growing Up with Autism." The book gives her perspective about her son Matthew's journey from early childhood into adulthood with autism.
Before going into the book, I just wanted to say I admire what Laura has been doing to help families with children on the spectrum. I first learned about Laura's book after she commented about one of my earlier blogs about the Autism Speaks 400 race. It was really great to see that all of this was able to come together.
The best way to describe the book would be a rollercoaster of good times and "learning" times for The Shumaker family. The one main thing that is clear, though, is the loving bond of a mother and family doing everything they can to make sure their son grows up to be okay. Whether it is early on where she is desperately looking for that special "Miracle Cure" or when Matthew gets older and it's more about accepting him as who he is. This book gives you the whole insight to a mother's struggle everyday with a child with autism.
Many parents look for answers and Laura's book is sure to connect with parents with children on the spectrum as it goes through different diagnoses of ASD, school placement, family life, money complications, stress levels, babysitting options, and unforeseen struggles that come often come out of nowhere.
Being diagnosed with autism, I gained a great respect for different individuals with ASD from reading this book. As a young adult on the spectrum it makes me want to learn more about how my early childhood compares to Matthew's. It also made me continue to understand that no one diagnosis is the same. Every diagnosis has a different rarity from individual to individual. There are thousands of treatments, yet not one cure.
What we can take from this book in the end, however, is that no one is alone and there is always someone to be there for you – whether it is Autism Speaks' Family Services, an autism helpline, or even a brilliant author like Laura. Growing up with autism should be an experience of understanding and learning.
(And hey, no one is really "regular" anyway, right?)
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Mayor Dean Fortin says it's time to look outside Victoria for emergency dispatch service.
"Saanich has a new (dispatch centre) … Langford's got a new one," noted Fortin.
The issue came up as city council reviewed the state of Victoria's fire hall headquarters, at 1234 Yates St. The facility is not up to seismic code and not big enough to contain all of its uses, including administration, emergency management centre and dispatch centre.
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NCAGTUG is organizing an Android Apps Showcase where Android enthusiasts showcase their apps. The following are the scheduled apps. To showcase your apps please contact Shiva or me. We can host upto 6 apps. We have packed April with multiple events back to back!
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