Special Needs Forum

[T.O.tourist]

Madeline
I understand your points and I didn't think of the number of different scenarios that a special needs forum could cover.
My fault for being so near-sighted. You have opened my eyes wider.
I thank you.

 

[Madeline Rhodes]

Madeline
I understand your points and I didn't think of the number of different scenarios that a special needs forum could cover.
My fault for being so near-sighted. You have opened my eyes wider.
I thank you.

No problem hun. I think in terms of accessible lifestyles with the most overall privacy. I can say it will likely be a slower growing private forum but would gain momentum.

With it being private... Both the ladies and the men could reply with suggestions on who might suit without it being considered blatant self promotion on the open board.

Not to mention the ability for men to share - share resources, alternate methods they have found, etc.

Maddie

 

[LadyTY2Uall]

I am not sure if an entirely new section is required but I must say the idea of a list of SPs who are comfortable seeing differently abled clients seems to be a good one. Obviously there will be limits and if they are also posted it would be helpful. For example, I have a few clients that would fit into this catagory, my only restriction so far is anything that requires heavy lifting on my part. I did stop seeing a gentleman who was unable to use his legs, not because of his different ability but because his physical health required him to really overheat his apartment. By the end of a two hour session I was feeling sick from the heat. It is a shame because he is a terrific guy and a lot of fun.