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    I'm about to have my 15 minutes

    OMG- I was interviewed a few weeks ago about one of the group homes I have- the one that serves people with Prader-Willi syndrome. (if you guys don't know about P-W- ask your spouses and then tell them I have six people with P-W under one roof!)

    So, I was interviewed by the spouse of one of my husband's co-workers. and apparently there was an advertisement for it with my voice on the radio, advertising the TV show! (Fox news @ 9 if anyone is in San Antonio!)

    UGH- I do not want to see this!

    Jenn
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    Jon has told me quite a bit about the Prader-Willi syndrome - not fun! I REALLY hope the news program isn't some way to turn you into a bad guy or sensationalize something - in other words I hope they don't edit and twist your words to make you look bad or anything! Good luck!

    Jennifer

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    • #3
      How exciting! I wish that I could watch! Let us know what you think about the clip.

      Kelly
      In my dreams I run with the Kenyans.

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      • #4
        Jenn, that sounds great! I'm with Kelly, let us know how it goes! It does sound exciting!

        Christy

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        • #5
          Jennifer-

          I don't think they'l do anything like that- if anything, it sounds like they're emphasizing the behaviors- which can be a good thing. Tisha is a good person and the fact that our husbands are both peds residents together was a big plus. That and they're Army and also owe a boatload of time (he went to West Point and then did HPSP- they actually owe more time than we do!) so, chances are we'll be crossing paths a lot in the future.

          But that said- you never know how it was edited. I guess I'll find out tonight.

          Jenn

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          • #6
            So---how did it go? Were you happy with the piece?

            Is this the spring board to your next job as mental health correspondent for CNN? Let us know!

            Kelly

            In my dreams I run with the Kenyans.

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            • #7
              Wow...I'm just reading this....How did it go???? Congratulations, Jenn...let us know what happened..

              kris

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              • #8
                Well, it was much better than I thought I would be. I had to have a glass of wine to get through it- Talk about nerves!!! But the guys did very well- they were very positive about the supports we provide and all- even though they showed me unlocking the pantry. But all-in-all, it was relatively painless.

                Whew...

                Jenn

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                • #9
                  Great! Now, how can you put this on your resume (all that painful anxiety should have some sort of benefit, right)?

                  Jennifer

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