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 Reesy Floyd-Thompson is an advocate for women standing by their men and standing up for their marriages during times of incarceration. She understands the hardship imprisonment can have on a relationship.  She urges women to be diligent in seeking and sharing the necessary resources to keep their families intact.

In addition to being a prisoner’s wife, Reesy is a writer, marketing professional and a fitness coach.  Look for the link to her web site and her blog  Mrs. GE-6309 Time on our links page.

Kim W. Tolbert, autisum advocate and mother of Tad who is on the spectrum, lives in Virginia Beach.  She penned her book, "Waffles Every Day" which is the first in a series of books where special needs children are the heroes.

Taking Nathan Richardson's workshop, "The Business of Becoming a Self Published Author " motivated Kim to complete a work that was stalled for four years, because of finances.  To date "Waffles Every Day" has been well recieved.  Norfolk Public Schools has accuired books for their special education deparement.  Generation Rescue founder Jenny McCarthy and board member Jim Carrey have linked  'Waffles Every Day" on their web site under shopping affiliates.  The book is in the Dan Marino Sr. Resuce Center in Florida where 4000 children per month pass through the facillity for autism treatment.  Even more recently Kim has been featured with interviews on WHRO Channel 15's "Another View" and WAVY TV 10's Evening News.  Her objective is to encourage parents and caregivers of children on the spectrum and donate a portion of proceeds from the book to benefit autisum research.  Send her an email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it