All About Money!
What your child can achieve?
So why all the art that was never painted by your child?
You know, the stuff you REFUSE to authenticate. The “art” in the book. The “art” that all the sudden you claim is “us” work.
For you it was ALL ABOUT MONEY!
The Fraud Never Ends
We are amazed how the fraud never ends and how their followers still believe it is the adult teens work despite the videos that are posted.
This is the latest work. This is CLEARLY not the adult teen’s work. If you as for authentication, you will be blocked and harassed.
When will the Federal Trade Commission set in? When will the Illinois Adult Services step in?
As a side note: On Facebook, you can report each piece of fake art not painted by the adult teen now as fraud. You must do it from a computer though. Facebook also needs to take action. The FBI has already recognized this as fraud.
Autism and Sensory Overload
We were never so horrified but to see this picture of the adult teen. While it is great to take her out in the community; it is not great to take her to places like the “Medieval Times” where sensory overload is guaranteed to happen even for a non-autistic person.
You can find the original photo here.
Her face, her fingers in her ears and stimming say it all. She did not love the show. It was too much for her. We never would have subjected any of our children to this torture. They are plenty of other venues that would have been much more autistic friendly.
People with autism are often highly sensitive to their environments. That, of course, means different things to different people on the spectrum — but in general people with autism have unusually sensitive “sensory” systems, meaning that their senses sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste can all be easily overloaded.
Even more challenging, it can be difficult for people with autism to “just ignore” sensory information as it comes in.
So, unlike people with typical sensory systems, people on the spectrum may not be able to, for example, notice a car alarm going off and then decide not to listen to it.
Sensory Challenges to Autistic People
Some of the environmental challenges that can negatively impact people with autism include:
- Florescent lights which flicker and/or buzz
- Smells from cleaning supplies, new carpets, perfumes, certain foods, and cologne
- Fluttering curtains, posters, and other wall hangings
- Persistent sounds such as landscapers mowing lawns or blowing leaves, babies crying or even cooing, dogs barking outside, ticking clocks, dripping water, traffic noises, etc.
- Foods and materials with specific textures (these vary from person to person, but slippery, goopy foods and materials such as glue, gels, etc. are often problematic)
Surprisingly, the opposite can also be true: some people on the spectrum are “hypo-sensitive,” meaning that they have a low response to sensory input and, in some cases, crave physical sensation.
This can lead to “stimming” in the form of flapping, pacing, etc.
Even more surprisingly, many people on the spectrum can be hypersensitive in some ways (can’t bear loud noise, for example), but ALSO hypo sensitive in other ways (need to feel motion or physical sensation in order to feel calm).Sensory “regulation” — the feeling that one is experiencing just the right amount of sensory input — is important to physical and psychological comfort.
In fact, according to many studies, sensory dysregulation is one of the major reasons why people with autism — even high functioning people who are able to handle many forms of stress — tend to “meltdown,” or find themselves unable to manage a perfectly ordinary situation.
Sensory Overload: How People With Autism Experience the World
PM Us Privately?
Really, so you want people to message people privately so your libel and slander will go unoticed by the other parties, is that it? What do you have to hide?
Seems fishy to us.
Again, a simple Google search shows what Sandra and Robert Waters have done. Acting all innocent in private message will not do you so good when these people do a Google search.
So What Is It?
Here you want your 107,700+ followers to believe indirectly that the teen painted this. No “Humble Helper” nothing. The comments on this post, tell us that the followers BELIEVE that the teen painted this.
But here you say, “Candy’s new art are doing together”. Again, lets see that video, as it looks awfully familiar.
Why not disclose that to the 107,700+ followers, or would that hurt sales?
The Teen Is NOT Being Bullied
Dear Sandra and Robert Waters:
Your daughter is not being bullied. A simple Google search will show who is being bullied. It is any one that has spoken up for your daughter and what you have been doing to her – the exploitation of her, the using of her name to sell art that is not hers, leaving her in dirty clothes, forcing her to paint when she clearly does not want to paint and pushes it away or you have to give her food to continue.
Alas, you deleted all those videos. Not to worry, they are all saved and still on the back web. Nothing is ever gone.
But now, you Mom and Dad, say you use hand over hand (which is illegal in the United States) to claim that you and your daughter did the fine work together as her “Humble Helpers”.
We do not bite, you would not get those light strokes still. Prove it with a video. You still claim you are a foundation, well it is about transparency now – so authenticate it or it is fraud.
Please remember, your teen turns 18 in September, and her NO will mean something then. You will have to abide by it.
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| This is one of THREE fundraisers by the Waters. This particular one is for $10,000. They have another one for $100,000 and a Facebook one for $1000. |
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| Always deflection. The teen is not being bullied. A simple Google shows who is doing the bullying and who is being bullied. |
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| This was posted on the Water’s Fundraiser and deleted shortly after. The public is done. |
Why yes, Theresa Dash is Robert Waters. Click on that name on #gofundme. It takes you right to his account.
Yet, another fake name and another fake testimony.
Sad. Desperate. Busted.
Scripted Nonsense
Yes, that is what it is – nothing more; nothing less.
The Waters could have said that from the first place but instead they chose to harass people that revealed the misrepresentation that the work was not 100% the teens in an attempt to silence those remarks. The Waters could have led with the truth all along but that wouldn’t have bought in as many sales as they are accustomed to. It took awhile for that paragraph of nonsense to be promoted too.
We Have Gotten Some Answers
First, thank you to the numerous people who gave us screenshots.
As to why reviews (verified and not) on Unspoken Gift by Candy Waters Autism Artist have been culled, we think we have figured it out.
A year later, they are being viewed as BIASED. This did not start out as an Amazon issue, clearly. They passed Amazon’s Terms of Service. This is a Waters’ issue.
Now, the only way to know their is bias is the SELLER has seen the account holders true identify (ei the name they use on their credit card) and matched this up to their blocked list and probably a running word document for the last 12 years.
Yes, your account information has been mis-used. Amazon is allowing the Waters’ to falsely inflate their rating.
Article of Interest Regarding Amazon
It appears Amazon allows harrassment to happen often to Buyers from Sellers. So, when will the FTC step in and stop this?
I recently purchased “Skin in the Game: Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life” by Nassim Nicholas Taleb for my Kindle. Having some significant problems with some of the information presented, I left a 1-star review on Amazon. The author proceeded to declare my review part of a corporate smear campaign against him, and convinced his fans to down vote the review.
Unspoken Victims of Candy Waters Autism Artist (?) 
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