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Teachers & ChildLife Specialists
If you have students wishing to participate in a chat but can not make the times listed please contact Alexis to set up an appointment. AlexisTKHN@yahoo.com
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Students!!! Ask your teachers for academic or alternative study credit for working with us. Volunteer with TKHN! |
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"Bearable Times" Many of you know the first project of TKHN was Bearable Times - a newsletter sent to hospitals, rehabs, and homebound children. The newsletter debuted in 1994 and joined the internet community in 1995. We have since been asked to do hardcopies of Bearable Times once again. The newsletter is for students and written by the students. The hardcopy includes a wide variety of topics from health, education, music/movie reviews, students who make a different, community, school events, jokes, debates, games, student artwork/poems/stories, etc. The newsletter reaches the ages of middle and high school students. We will be producing 3 newsletters during the remainder of the school year.
Students, Child Life Specialists, Teachers, Parents/Grandparents can contact Alexis for more information. Email Alexis message 508.957-8976. You can also chat with Alexis during the times listed above the chat box on this webpage.
Deadlines to submit materials for the newsletter for the 2003 school year
Issue 1 March/April ---Wednesday, January 29th ---5:00pm EST Issue 2 May/June ---Wednesday, March 26th ---5:00pm EST Issue 3 July/August ---Wednesday, April 30th ---5:00pm EST |





"Bearable Times" Many of you know the first project of TKHN was Bearable Times - a newsletter sent to hospitals, rehabs, and homebound children. The newsletter debuted in 1994 and joined the internet community in 1995. We have since been asked to do hardcopies of Bearable Times once again. The newsletter is for students and written by the students. The hardcopy includes a wide variety of topics from health, education, music/movie reviews, students who make a different, community, school events, jokes, debates, games, student artwork/poems/stories, etc. The newsletter reaches the ages of middle and high school students. We will be producing 3 newsletters during the remainder of the school year.
Students, Child Life Specialists, Teachers, Parents/Grandparents can contact Alexis for more information. Email Alexis message 508.957-8976. You can also chat with Alexis during the times listed above the chat box on this webpage.
Deadlines to submit materials for the newsletter for the 2003 school year
Issue 1 March/April ---Wednesday, January 29th ---5:00pm EST Issue 2 May/June ---Wednesday, March 26th ---5:00pm EST Issue 3 July/August ---Wednesday, April 30th ---5:00pm EST |

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E-Zine A weekly current events email sent to members on our listserve. Entertainment & News! Anyone wishing to help with the listserve, e-zine or both please contact Alexis |
Students!!! Ask your teachers for academic or alternative study credit for working with us. Volunteer with TKHN! |
Snail Mail Address
TKHN - "Bearable Times" Newsletter Post Office Box 533 Harwich, Massachusetts 02645 U.S.A. |
Chat Dates All Chats are in Eastern Standard Time
Wednesday, January 15th 9:30am 4:00pm 7:00pm
Wednesday, January 22th 9:30am 4:00pm 7:00pm
Deadline Chat Monday, January 27th 9:30am 4:00pm 7:00pm |
Teachers & ChildLife Specialists
If you have students wishing to participate in a chat but can not make the times listed please contact Alexis to set up an appointment. AlexisTKHN@yahoo.com
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This page was last updated on: January 31, 2003
Students that have had a wonderful experience with a college or university that understood your challenge or illness and has thrived to assist you in having academic success and provided a supportive campus enviroment - we would love a story. Or do you have an employer that really has put effort into helping you with on the job training and support - tell us your story! |
Do you know of a student with a challenge or an illness that has made a difference? An advocate, a mentor, a goal setter, a policy maker, assisting others in need, etc. Tell us about them! |
Deadline for Issue 1 has been extended to Feb 2 |
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