Michelle Nickleberry, Autism Education and Training for Flight Crews and Law Enforcement

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“He threw us around like we were ragdolls,” recalled Michelle, her voice steady; like the brawl must have found its place in the context of her life.  “My partner and I didn’t know if we were going to make it.  The perpetrator was so strong… extremely strong.  He wasn’t trying to stop us.  He wasn’t trying to resist us....So, it was on.  We engaged him will all the strength and tactics coming from the only source it could, God’s gift of the will to survive."

Read more of Michelle Nickleberry's story to get an insight into her ambition to (http://miarayne.blogspot.com/2015/11/michelle-nickleberry-autism-education.html):

1. Expand airline passenger orientation programs for kids with autism in order to reduce the chances of behaviors that officials and passengers may not understand.
2. Develop awareness programs for airline staff and police forces both to reduce the risk of harming a child and to reduce escalations that may demand resources best used someplace else.   

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