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May 2006	It changes too fast.
June 2006	But I don't know how to use a computer.
July 2006	What good is a life plan to me?
August 2006	I have no time to write a Life Plan!
September 2006	What is a guardian?
October 2006	I need a guardian for my child.
November 2006	What about school?
December 2006	Who are your family advisors?
January 2006	The Special Needs Trust
February 2007	Part 1 Medical Considerations—overview
March 2007	Part 2 Medical Resources
April 2007	Part 3 Medical History
May 2007	Part 4 Medical Care
June 2007	Part 5 General Care
July 2007	Home Life and Values
August 2007	Including finances and services
September 2007	When someone dies
October 2007	Including the parents' information
November 2007	Including the child's information
December 2007	I'm no writer.
January 2008	I'm not good with death.

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Dave Moran and a friend at the Travell School Mayfair, 2004.

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