Thanks for your help and information.  I sent you an email using the
address off your website.  Unfortunately right now, I do not think my
daughter will be emailing you.  She hates making that first contact!  I
think that a online discussion for teens would be very helpful and she
has talked about finding one.  She is going to put one on the website
she is building this summer.  She just never wants to make the first
move.

Thanks again,
Marilyn

-----Original Message-----
From: St. John's University Cerebral Palsy List
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of - Joy -
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 2:46 PM
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Subject: Re: Teenagers / Young Adults

LOL, I always get that reaction from people.  I think chronological age
is a
ridiculous measurement. There should be some way to factor in
experiences
and maturity ; )  Thanks for the congratulations!  I agree with you, I
would
like to start a list for people my age, but my life is too full right
now
with a full time job, three web site design jobs, therapy, and getting
ready
for school.  Maybe when things settle down I will...

~Joy~

http://www.geocities.com/joy0823
Last Movie Seen: "Anywhere but Here"
Now Reading: "Dead Even" by Brad Meltzer

Lee wrote:
> Joy, sorry to get off topic, but, you're only 17!  Geez, I thought
Rayna
and
> I were the youngsters here, I'm 24 and Rayna is younger than that, I
think?
>   Anyway, congratulations are due for high school graduation, good
luck at
> GWU.  I also hope you get to hook up with Marilyn's daughter.  Good
vibes
> from people of the same age go a LONG way in ANY teenagers life.  If
you
> were feeling really ambitious, maybe you could set up a list for high
> school/college kids, I think it would be more beneficial than one
might
> guess..........