Yes, its true alot of otherwise (non risky people ) are living other than where they should be or need to be.Broken up familys; girlfriends; stoped engagements to be married; lost money on houses that were being built because of distant laws went into effect and on and on. The registry laws went into effect to quick to get a broader look at what is going to become of the peoples lives affected. Some that have not been in trouble for many years because they new better. And they wanted to live a happy way like most people. But that was snatched away when the s.o.laws went retroactive.Just imagine how so many people felt.Its true this all came about because of a man named John in Citrus County, most people affected no’s who John is. I won’t say his last name because of family privacy. Its so sad it makes me sick.I can imagine how the father still feels.And i am and always so sad for him. I say i imagine how he feels; but that would be just a guess mostly.Im sure Gods love is giving him strength to get by. The laws i think should have been for mostly for violent offenders that have little impathy for others; bad attitude and at a high risk demeanor. myself did go through a very good group therapy 23 steps of progress. I graduated in 2005. I got off probation in 2006. The share program; Dr. Michael Gamache and Leo Cotter. Some members finish in a year.In 1989 it was court ordered.Some others didn,t have to do that because it was fairly new at the time. and i would think they are doing just fine.But that being said it was a great program. Now i stay with my mom since i got in trouble 1989. Even though she needs me to help her because she is legally blind. there have been times she wanted me to move out and live my life. Go under the bridge if you have to. And after checking on a few places close by and turned away. I would be headed for the bridge if i had to. so far im still here. It’s so difficult to do anything”normal” with the s.o. stadis. even after its been so long for so many people. IT’s sad, gut wrinching. Hopefully any victims are doing fantastic.or at least doing real good. time heals most wounds.Godsent!!….To F.A.C.If any material is not important; or otherwise. feel free to edit THANKS; Stephen.

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They need all the help they can get. we need others to step up too…
Let’s keep this going!!!!!

i’m near Orlando, if we can get donations of supply’s, be it water, soap, sleeping bags, tents, tarps, etc… i have a pick – up truck i would deliver the supply’s. I’m disabled so i have time. I also have about 30 bars of home made quality soap i would donate. maybe we can work on getting a truck load or 2 of donations and deliver and do a press release about the delivery.

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There is a cool widget on this site: http://sparkaction.org/act/media where you can enter your zip and click on the results to get contact information.

FAC, How do we get the attention of the media???

We are in need of volunteers to create a media committee to handle those things. We have very limited resources.

Didn’t National Human Rights Watch get the media involved in the last Julia Tuttle Causeway problem? Does FAC have any contact with them. If they can get involved again, Florida will be in the news once more!