16:07:36	 From  Eric Jacobson  to  Angela Castillo-Epps(Privately) : I am so sorry.  You are great to be on this call. Thinking about you and your family.
16:07:39	 From  Jackie Hayes (NYDDPC) : So sorry to hear that, sending you lots of good thoughts & support.
16:07:45	 From  Christine-DD Council : So sorry to hear this Angela. You and your husband will be in my thoughts. My heart goes out to you. 
16:08:03	 From  Jeremy Norden-Paul : sending love, glad he is stable
16:08:20	 From  luz collazo  to  Angela Castillo-Epps(Privately) : sorry! take care and Salud para todos!
16:10:00	 From  Shannon Buller : so sorry to hear it - positive thoughts to your husband - hugs to you both
16:11:34	 From  Daintry : I think I cut and pasted too much from previous years on the PPR
16:14:21	 From  Christine-DD Council : Daintry you crack me up!
16:18:05	 From  Daintry : The PPR should have a drop box for pictures, to encourage them
16:21:29	 From  Angela Castillo-Epps : Thank you everyone! 
16:27:15	 From  Angela Castillo-Epps : Hi Arlene!
16:35:34	 From  Christine-DD Council : Deborah this is so extraordinary. I am so proud of your work!
16:35:57	 From  Daintry : That is wonderful work Deborah!
16:36:28	 From  Donna Meltzer : Congrats Deborah! This is super exciting!
16:37:42	 From  Maria Pinkelton : That is awesome Deborah!
16:38:44	 From  Alison Whyte - DC : So amazing. Love that!
16:49:14	 From  Daintry : We are still working on educating individuals on the importance of vaccines.  We were approached by the Compact of Free Association Migrants (COFA) Communities to help their communities understand. 
16:51:14	 From  Alison Whyte - DC : Healing is defined differently by each person.
16:51:24	 From  Donna Meltzer : yes Daintry - really important to keep educating about the facts about vaccines. While we can't make people take a vaccine we can share good information. I am forwarding out shortly a great article from the NYT on people with I/DD and the covid vaccine. We will be discussing this topic tomorrow on the all call Zoom 
16:51:31	 From  Alison Whyte - DC : And I think healing from being hurt and healing from hurting someone else, are different
16:51:51	 From  Daintry : Thank you Donna
16:52:04	 From  Daintry : Agree Alison, great point
16:55:28	 From  Alison Whyte - DC : I feel like we started a really big conversation that needs more dedicated time.
16:55:38	 From  Maria Pinkelton : I agree totally Alison.
16:56:39	 From  Alison Whyte - DC : I worry often that healing gets defined by white people who have caused harm, so I just feel like this conversation needs more intention.
16:57:59	 From  Dana Thompson : Must get going to another meeting.  Good seeing everyone!
16:58:34	 From  Jeremy Norden-Paul : I also need to leave for another meeting, thanks for this great conversation! very helpful.
16:58:50	 From  Donna Meltzer : I worry that there are those who want to heal and move on and others who just dig in and believe that their viewpoint is the only correct one which impedes any opportunity for healing and moving forward, It hurts the entire disability movement
17:00:13	 From  Eric Jacobson : It is why we have to discover ways that allow those who have been harmed and those who have harmed to finds ways to heal IF THEY WANT TO.  Some don't for lots of valid reasons.  
17:01:08	 From  Shannon Buller : thank you for all the great conversation/information I have another meeting 
17:01:51	 From  Jackie H. (NYDDPC) : Thanks so much, always helpful to hear from other Councils!
17:01:58	 From  Maria Pinkelton : Thank you for saying that Eric.
17:04:07	 From  Christine-DD Council : Chrustine.Pisani@icdd.Idaho.gov
17:05:55	 From  Daintry : I emailed the Office of Language Access Christine and will let you know if they can sponsor the event.
17:05:57	 From  Alison Whyte - DC : thank you!