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Maybe Boston. The major funding for Zoom is provided by Grant from General Foods corporation. Additional funding is provided by this station and by other public television stations and by the Bureau of Education for the handicapped. I
have my friends. And as Evan. I have friends this is a girl. Lover she will have one of a couple hearts all or seven more of them. Let us. You haven't ever never step on mummy. Right you have one of these cards for someone you care for just that. Have a few will want Evan 7 Davis other drugs that I am Adam Verver love of them. Robbie 5 of 0 7 Madison
if you want my cart in the south for dress up to do box 3 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 7 Never however one rainy night when I was lying in bed I thought I heard a strange noise. I quietly crawled out of bed and tiptoed to my bedroom door. I opened the door. There I saw its feet filling her sack with everything in sight. I hid behind the chair and waited until the thief came closer. Then I
jumped out and we got into a fight. I grab the shirt with the shirt on and she got away. But what the thief didn't know was she stole more than she knew. Immediately I called the police and told them what that they looked like. The police called me a couple of days later to come down to the station to try to pick out a suspect. But they all looked alike to me. I told the police my secret. The thief stole more than she knew. They agreed to call the suspects back in two weeks. The weeks went by
slow. Finally the bank came again. They all look alike with one exception. The thief was sent to jail. Lease returned everything she stole. How could I tell the thief stole more than she knew. The thief was just beginning to break out with my chicken pox. I am I am I am I am. Take it then
please do you want to open it up. Saying that the more you commit like a person. Now watch this. The series are now going to lift me up. What you do. Take your bags and place it even me under the board. Now when I say free I want you all to blow. Ready. One two three. How about what they say smile. Seventeen of the class that I'm not imagining that I love and I do love that boy.
I'm just a person that goes for everything. I don't care if I make an NRI just do it anyways. And I love playing sports and being a lot of people and having a good time and I have an illness and it's called epilepsy. A major problem is when people hear the word epilepsy they just think of the very worst thing that could possibly happen. That's all my friends do they count in the world and then they say how bad it was. But the longer the word is worse it's going to be a little harder than they were. Nobody is really sure
exactly how people get it but sometimes you get it by having an accident or an illness. In my case I was born with epilepsy but it didn't show up until 10 years later when I cite having my seizures you know seizure any time anywhere and not even know it's coming. I am I see means that it is too much and that tryst in the cells of your brain is like a lightning storm in your brain and everyone's epilepsy is different. Sometimes your mind goes blank for a few seconds. Sometimes you can actually funny sometimes and your whole body shakes. So you've heard stories of people saying you're crazy and stuff like that. It is one of the guys I go to school with every day who is in a lot of my classes have epilepsy. I thought you were normal when I was in the
way it was talking about. I said I do have them still me and I just want to I don't want to because I felt like it was bad. I don't want anybody else to kids that's what I can say to me. People don't realize that it's nothing to worry about because for the most part seizures are under control. With medicine. So when people say you better not do that. Look See that's just making school and social life all that much harder when you think your friends who have never seen one think they're just breaking everything around you. Break my girlfriend and all this on a hand
and next thing I know I hear her running and screaming running down the street with my friends. They're not afraid to tell me if I'm going to have fun. They want to be there just in case I need someone some help at a thing that is running into people that really don't understand it. They tease me a lot sometimes. I wish I could take a day and be in a position that you know she's not contagious. Just think if they could just get to know what it is and understand it you know get to know the person. Hard as you can very tightly Have you had any special trouble lately. Lately the ones that she has spread to my left leg and I happen to have come how it happened. It depends on how much of your brain tissue is affected during the seizure and how many of the cells are firing in the normal way. When you have a seizure that
starts in your right arm and moves to your right leg you can jump very closely across and involve the left like it means all these little cells have short circuits and there's a blackout and they're not responding the way they normally should. What you hope is that the medicine in your system will protect it from going any further. It would be easy to spend all my time worrying about where I was going to see Cher. I'm not much I just take it as a sort of you know if it happens it happens. However my sisters join me in a marriage. They don't bug me they understand the first time you see it you're really scared like the first time honest I didn't know what it was and you know my imagination sort of ran away with me and I couldn't think of what was happening to my sister and you know Martha has seizures and that's part of market that's only a small part of her and she's still just a regular old kid and she gets on our nerves all the time she with my clothes and
she's not supposed to like get angry at her and I yell at her I mean I don't handle her you know with tender loving care just because she has seizures. Just a regular person to me. Some people treat her like she's not in there but there's nothing bad wrong with her. Hi Kim. I work at a hospital put out right now in June of Ontario and I love it because I want to become a nurse. The people that understand what I have and because they have epilepsy. See here I am.
Look at me. Accept me as who I am not as what I have. What do you get when you cross a fish. I know what swimming trunks they are. Yeah yeah. Here's our lucky for you.
What did I mention I don't know. Here is a poem I wrote. When I look into the sky I often which that I could fly I know I can but I could try oh how i wish i could read somewhere that has it come. You can write it when I feel sad when I feel sad I sometimes cry. Sometimes I feel like I could get when I'm crying. Well after that I go right then and
I'm Stephanie Rice. Kids kids kids kids schools kick cat kids kids kids killing cats. Kids can't can't
can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't can't schools I want to that I am good because I like them for a few minutes my peers who play them see them right up front. OK.
There you go. I suppose everybody kind of I have a friend and everybody hates her. She's OK sometimes. But when I try to be her friend my other friends get mad at me and call me names. What is a real friend anyway. Sincerely Diana Turner from Laramie. I think it's right like I always been you know with someone you play with and someone you can get along with.
Sometimes it could be your friends even if you can't get along. You know I think a friend personally like the girl I think she should have. If the kids don't like her playing Preston she played. Just go find some of affairs and treat her right. Because I don't like you because you always lose I'm just trying to be like other people. Because when new people come to an old school friend right from nothing. I have a friend and we are from two different worlds. She's from another country. We're so different but close and it's the kind of friend if you're
with people why still. But that doesn't really matter because I think it I think friends to you. Yeah. And and that you know like say you know if you play you and you know you know you think it's neat. And I don't want him in the knife right. Good Good Good
Good Good Good Good. Hi hi hi. Good to see you. I think. Why.
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Series
ZOOM, Series I
Episode Number
602
Producing Organization
WGBH Educational Foundation
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WGBH (Boston, Massachusetts)
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"ZOOM is a children's show comprised of weekly half-hour episodes which showed what youngsters do and think. Seven ZOOMers hosted each episdoe, and the cast changed over run of series. ZOOM premiered locally as ""Summer-Do"" in 1970, and premiered nationally in January 1972. ZOOMers played games, told jokes, riddles (called Fannee Doolees) and stories and did crafts projects...and invited ideas from their audience. The result was an avalanche of ZOOMmail - in the first season, over 200,000 letters. Additionally, the Ubbi Dubbi language was invented by ZOOM."
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Zoom VI, #602 remake
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00:28:58
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Producing Organization: WGBH Educational Foundation
Production Unit: Children's Programming (STS)
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Identifier: P02946 (WGBH File Number)
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Chicago: “ZOOM, Series I; 602,” WGBH, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC, accessed May 20, 2024, http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-15-40ksn9zw.
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APA: ZOOM, Series I; 602. Boston, MA: WGBH, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC. Retrieved from http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-15-40ksn9zw