roseprincess
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barrysprot36,
You have a right to your opinion. You did take my quote out of context, tho. You may not know my personal family situation, how I referred my dd for the MAW/ DW trip. If you read the thread here, on the Disabilities board called, " Officially out of diapers!", it explains on my post how my parents gave false promises to my dd as well as my ds on taking them to DW.
You can read that post for yourself if you want. My family and are are very grateful that we were blessed to go to WDW via MAW.
This is the first time to WDW for my dd and ds( 7yr. old twins and both disabled/special needs). So how can I not be grateful?
I wrote thank you notes to our Wish Coordinator and the private donation couple that donated their yearly money to our local MAW office. I have called and thanked our Wish Granter and other people that made my dd's wish come true. I have sent pictures from our Wish trip to our Wish granter and our local MAW office.
As of my comment about the Olympics and all, it's a lot more money to send Wish kids to the Olympics/Greece from the US than from England/Europe. I'm guessing my local MAW office probably spent about $10,000-$15,000 for each Wish child to go to the Greece Olympics this summer( much more money than sending a Wish kid to WDW!). I am happy the Wish kids that went to the Olympics were able to go via MAW.
So barrysprot36, you can think what you want on what I said.
And I do and did want what is best for my own children, that's why I referred my dd to MAW in the first place. My dh and I cannot afford to go to WDW. I know on these posts and threads on the Disboard, that a lot of families do go very often to WDW or DL in California. They may have the money for all that and if they can afford it, that's fine. I know personally, my dh and I cannot afford these kind of trips. We don't have that kind of money.
It may be different living in England/Britian where most of everyone gets paid the same wages?(except if you are Paul McCartney or Ringo Starr). And you have universal healthcare, etc. You can correct me if I'm wrong, I've never been to England or Europe.
Usually these Disboards are pretty positive, nobody usually attacks each other on these boards. So, I am surprised you were negative in your statements. Maybe you should be more positive next time you write a post!
PS. I do love the Beatles and Paul and Ringo!
You have a right to your opinion. You did take my quote out of context, tho. You may not know my personal family situation, how I referred my dd for the MAW/ DW trip. If you read the thread here, on the Disabilities board called, " Officially out of diapers!", it explains on my post how my parents gave false promises to my dd as well as my ds on taking them to DW.
You can read that post for yourself if you want. My family and are are very grateful that we were blessed to go to WDW via MAW.
This is the first time to WDW for my dd and ds( 7yr. old twins and both disabled/special needs). So how can I not be grateful?
I wrote thank you notes to our Wish Coordinator and the private donation couple that donated their yearly money to our local MAW office. I have called and thanked our Wish Granter and other people that made my dd's wish come true. I have sent pictures from our Wish trip to our Wish granter and our local MAW office.
As of my comment about the Olympics and all, it's a lot more money to send Wish kids to the Olympics/Greece from the US than from England/Europe. I'm guessing my local MAW office probably spent about $10,000-$15,000 for each Wish child to go to the Greece Olympics this summer( much more money than sending a Wish kid to WDW!). I am happy the Wish kids that went to the Olympics were able to go via MAW.
So barrysprot36, you can think what you want on what I said.
And I do and did want what is best for my own children, that's why I referred my dd to MAW in the first place. My dh and I cannot afford to go to WDW. I know on these posts and threads on the Disboard, that a lot of families do go very often to WDW or DL in California. They may have the money for all that and if they can afford it, that's fine. I know personally, my dh and I cannot afford these kind of trips. We don't have that kind of money.
It may be different living in England/Britian where most of everyone gets paid the same wages?(except if you are Paul McCartney or Ringo Starr). And you have universal healthcare, etc. You can correct me if I'm wrong, I've never been to England or Europe.
Usually these Disboards are pretty positive, nobody usually attacks each other on these boards. So, I am surprised you were negative in your statements. Maybe you should be more positive next time you write a post!
PS. I do love the Beatles and Paul and Ringo!
