Kyle,
Stop this! You know you just want to talk about this stuff all the time. I
know this is you. Did you have to use my dad's first name as your alias.
Kinda sick!
Honey, you know we can talk about this anytime--you don't have to stage a
full blown workshop.
Love you!
Laura

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> From: Bob Mauro - PeopleNet <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: MY exploring intimacy WORKSHOP NEEDS you!
> Date: Thursday, April 06, 2000 1:25 PM
>
> Hi All,
>
> Well, my EXPLORING INTIMACY is nearly here!  The first session is on
> April 25.  There is still time to register!  We need a few more guys to
> regester.  If you're in the NYC-LI area, please read the following press
> release, and join us!
>
>                   A LICIL WORKSHOP ON EXPLORING INTIMACY
>
>
>
> 3601 Hempstead Turnpike   Levittown, NY 11756   516-796-0144 Voice
> 516-796-0135 TDD
>
>
>
>
> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>
> Date:     March 3, 2000
> Contact:  Patricia Moore, Executive Director, Long Island Center for
>           Independent Living, Inc.
> Phone:    516-796-0144 Voice, 796-0135 TDD
>
>
>                   A LICIL WORKSHOP ON EXPLORING INTIMACY
>
> Levittown, NY   Bob Mauro, author of Finding Love and Intimacy and How To
> Live Longer With A Disability, will be the facilitator of a three-part
> workshop on love, sex and disability.  Called "Exploring Intimacy," Bob's
> workshop will be held at the offices of The Long Island Center for
> Independent Living, Inc.  The three-part workshop, beginning on April 25,
> 2000, will explore how to enjoy intimacy despite one's disability.
> Participants should be ready to participate in a lively, frank discussion
> of the subject.  Sessions will be held once a month for three consecutive
> months, April 25, May 30, and June 27, 2000.  Each session will be an
> hour long, from 2:30 to 3:30.
> In session one, we will discuss love in all its different forms.
> Together, participants will explore just how important love is in all of
> our lives.  Session two will be about how to start and maintain an
> intimate relationship despite one's disability.  We will talk about how
> and where to meet people.  How initial impressions can affect a
> relationships.  And why we should put our best face forward.  Session
> three will be about enjoying intimacy safely despite one's disability.
> Are sex, love, and intimacy different or the same?  What can one do to
> increase one's enjoyment in an intimate relationship, even if one is
> significantly disabled?  What if one of you is more disabled than the
> other?  What if one of you is not disabled?  How does self-esteem affect
> one's ability to love?
> To register for this free, frank three-part workshop, contact LICIL at
> 516-796-0144 voice or 796-0135 TDD.  Space is limited, so register early!
> If you're already involved in an intimate relationship, please join us!
> You might have advice for those who are not yet involved in one.
>
>                     Bob Mauro [log in to unmask]
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