My cousin, Garrett was diagnosed at age 3 with Leukemia. He was treated with several different drugs and radiation which left him mentally handicapped at a young age so he didn’t get the chance to experience life the way most people take for granted. I was very protective of him and was instantly enraged when anyone would use the word ‘retarded’ to put down someone else. Over the years, Garrett under went numerous brain surgeries due to the tumors caused by the treatments. It was one of these inoperable tumors that took his life at the age of 26, which was much longer than what the doctors had predicted for him. Towards the end of his life he lost the ability to walk and then crawl. All mobility and communication skills were slowly drained from him the last year.

When I moved in with my aunt and him in an effort to help out I soon learned just how much of a ‘normal life’ he actually did lead. He went to school, had friends and even went to the prom. He LOVED the ladies and knew now to treat them. Garrett was very curious and loving. He definitely was a sexual creature. We took him to a strip club in Las Vegas for his last birthday. I never had seen him so happy! He talked about it for days, even months afterwards!

I always felt regret for him that he wasn’t able to have the same physical relationship with females that he witnessed on TV or saw his brother have with his girlfriends. I wish there were services available then that there are today. I am a manager for a company called Utherverse, Inc and have a good relationship with the owner. I had discussed with him what a wonderful opportunity we have here to give something back to the community, especially the disabled community. The owner has agreed that I can run a program for free for disabled people as long as I am receiving feedback on their experience.

We feel we can offer an online solution that allows someone who would otherwise be incapable of having physical sex, a way to explore their sexuality virtually. The software is free to download and is located at: http://www.redlightcenter.com

We’re very interested in a disabled person’s point-of-view of the software. We want to know how we can improve the experience of the end-user. You must be a VIP in order to have sex and we will upgrade you for free once you verify that you are over the age of eighteen. You’ll remain a VIP for a period of 12 months as long as we are receiving feedback and are in communication with one another.

Please feel free to contact me if you are interested. I will need to know your email address once you have signed up for a free basic account so I then can upgrade you. I can be reached at tanak@redlightcenter.com

I have ms and am a quadriplegic, hence none of my limbs work due to the lackmuscle/ nerve signals. However I have skin feeling and can still gain erection and ejaculate with help.
Are there any femails out there who are interested in sharing cybersex fantasies, maybe also trapped in a useless body with desires. I am also good with my tonge!
Can anyone help?
Ian

How healthy is it to take a mentally disabled adult to a strip club knowing that this person isn't capable of getting involved or handling a girlfrined or a boyfrined? I certinaly would not encurage such a person to go online and use the website that was presented.

People who have cognitive disabilties are capable of getting involved and having a girlfriend/boyfriend. People with cognitive disabilities get married more and more. Some even have children.

And those who have sexual feeling and no outlet and are surrounded by people who treat them like children instead of adults need something like this. It gives them a place to explore their feelings so they do not get frustrated.

I had a look at the website and the demo looks pretty cool. I think I'll download it and try it out some time. It looks like fun.

If you do, please let us know what you think of it and how easy it is to use - or not.