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Monthly Archives: May 2012
The Incident
Today I have to file a citizen’s complaint against a policeman. This is not going to be a good day. To understand what happened, you have to understand the culture of these high-rise HUD-subsidized apartment buildings. You have one or … Continue reading
Posted in activism, disability, Housing, Poverty, Power, Powerlessness
Tagged african american, Bosnian, disability, disability rights, Ethnicity, HUD, Onondaga County New York, police, poverty, power, SPD, subsidized housing, Syracuse Police Dept., United States
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Speaking of Insanity . . . Centro, Again
My fiancé was a fighter pilot in the Marine Corps. He died when his plane crashed and his parachute didn’t open. I would like to attend the Memorial Day Watchfire that is being held at the New York State Fair. … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Depression, disability, power wheelchairs
Tagged CAB, Call-a-Bus, Centro, Frank Kobliski, Linda McKeown, Marine, Memorial Day, Memorial Day Watchfire
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The Thieves at Health Connection
Health Connection, which is a for-profit medical equipment supply company, has stolen from me. They have stolen my words. My blog, “Today’s Reason for Occupying Something,” posted here on January 26, ( http://annecwoodlen.wordpress.com/2012/01/26/todays-reason-for-occupying-something/ ) has been reposted by them on … Continue reading
Fixing What’s Broken
Good morning, peeps. Here’s the news for today: I just saved you $155 with Medicare/Medicaid, and my open letter to Centro bus company did some good. But first, the weather: it’s gorgeous. The Broken Prong Story I have a power … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, American medical industry, disability, disability rights, Government Services, Medicaid, Medical care, Medicare, Poverty, Power, power wheelchairs
Tagged Bus, Call-a-Bus, Centro, Federal Transit Administration, Frank Kobliski, Medicaid, Medicare, paratransit, power wheelchair, Wheelchair
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What the Post-Standard Didn’t Tell You
What the Post-Standard did tell you yesterday was that– Cuomo in Syracuse on Wednesday to explain his proposal to improve care for New Yorkers with special needs Syracuse — Gov. Andrew Cuomo will be in Syracuse Wednesday to promote his plan to … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, Depression, disability, Government Services, Health Care, Inpatient psychiatry
Tagged Andrew Cuomo, bipolar, democracy, depression, disability, Emergency psychiatry, mental disorder, mental illness, Onondaga County New York, patients, Post-Standard, Special Needs, St. Joseph's Hospital
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An Open Letter to Frank Kobliski, Executive Director of Centro Bus Company
Frank Kobliski, Executive Director of Centro Bus Company CNY Centro Syracuse/Onondaga 200 Cortland Avenue PO BOX 820 Syracuse, NY 13205-0820 May 14, 2012 Dear Frank, Yesterday I was at Shoppingtown Mall when Call-a-Bus paratransit picked me up in my wheelchair at 3:30 p.m. … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, disability, disability rights, Government Services, Poverty, Power, power wheelchairs
Tagged air condition, Air conditioner, Bus, Call-a-Bus, Centro, disability, disability rights, Frank Kobliski, FTA, Health, heat, Onondaga County New York, paratransit, poverty, power, problem solving
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A Little Something for Everyone
Wherein we visit the District Attorney’s Office, the Post-Standard newspaper, HUD management and Time Warner, and are not pleased. The Arrogance of the District Attorney’s Office McCarthy Avenue is a one-block street that runs from State Street to Townsend Street … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, disability, Fraud, Government Services, Housing, Poverty, Power, Powerlessness, Values
Tagged Chief Fowler, disability, District attorney, Governance, HUD, Mayor Miner, Onondaga County New York, Post-Standard, poverty, power, Time Warner, values, William Fitzpatrick
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Opportunity of a Lifetime!
You get to meet me! My awesome aide, Amelia, is taking a week’s vacation from May 22-29 so I need someone to cover for her for a few hours. Wash dishes, do laundry, cook–stuff like that. Pay is about $10/hr, … Continue reading
Posted in disability, Health Care, Recipes
Tagged disability, health care, home health aide, jobs, Onondaga County New York
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Crawfish, My Rss (Part II)
Continued from May 8 . . . I wheel back to the other end of the block and get more tickets, then approach the Cajun Café, which is selling gumbo and jambalaya. The problem is that it is the only … Continue reading
Posted in activism, disability, Government Services, Power, power wheelchairs
Tagged accessibility, Cajun, Crawfish, Crayfish, disability rights, Jambalaya, problem solving, SPD, Syracuse Police Dept., Wheelchair
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Crawfish, My Rss (Part I)
I went to “Crawfish Fest 5: Taste of Louisiana” in Clinton Square on Saturday. It was overcast and breezy, which wasn’t very pleasant. On Salina Street, at the entrance to Clinton Square, the first thing I came to was a … Continue reading