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This video was so beautiful. I really recognized my smallest little brother in it as he has got autism and he is also mentally handicapped. He can not speak and he needs help with most things that we normal people take for granted. Though we in the family understand him. Having a handicapped person in some way in your family make you stronger and you always have to be there for that person as he is so dependent on you.
posted by Maria on 6/15/07 12:01: PM

It is beautiful. so gently with your song, you took me and led me into a world that is barely imagined yet with your lyrics as my star you led me snd I so willingly follow to a place that I can only glimpse with your guidance or thru' a dream. YOu ask what kind of world do we live in and what do we wish for? As a mother & a grandmother of 5 children, i wish for every one of them to reach out & hold a child close enough to hear him, to feel him, to see his beauty and in a perfect world, maybe some of that child while leave an imprint on our souls to be a constant reminder that we have more to learn and so much more to give, especially of ourselves & our time. Thank for something so simple yet so brilliant & insightful. again,thank you, Kristel
posted by Kristel on 6/14/07 11:14: PM

Beautiful video. My autistic grandson is a sweet and endearing young man now and the joy in our lives. Thank you.
posted by Marg on 6/14/07 10:38: PM

What a lovely video ....
posted by Carla on 6/14/07 7:36: PM

The captions were flashed much too quickly for me to read them. However, enjoyed the video.
posted by jay on 6/14/07 7:25: PM

I have a beautiful child with a dual diagnosis of Down Syndrome and Autism. My "lovey" is 13 years old. He just started saying "Mom" recently..music to this mother's ears! He is the light in my life.
posted by Gail McMichael on 6/14/07 5:57: PM

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posted by Sarah W. on 6/14/07 3:37: PM

My brother's autistic. only slightly, but it's enough. He won't have alot of opportunities most other people will, and he probably will never be able to hold own a job. A little autism goes a long way, I guess.
posted by kaye on 6/14/07 2:14: PM

My grandson, Andrew, Is autistic, and he is a sweet, loving and affectionate child. He needs more ABA therapy. We need to urge others in the medical field and the government to not only do more research, but to better fund these special children. they depend on us. They cannot do it themselves, so let us all be their advocates.
posted by Karen Harder on 6/14/07 11:16: AM

Very touching video that shows how serious autism is and that all children deserve a chance.
posted by Jordan on 6/14/07 7:21: AM

TJ is the brightest light in my life. I am so thankful that this video is allowing the world to see his, as well as other autistic children's light. Keep spreading the awareness! I love you TJ!
posted by Aunt Becky on 6/13/07 6:54: PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AA5EDCi9eE is better but nice try
posted by afriend on 6/13/07 6:50: PM

This video is a testament to the love, courage and grace of these beautiful children and their devoted families and friends. Thank you...and may God bless you and keep you.
posted by Holly on 6/13/07 6:40: PM

This video is a testament to the love, courage and grace of these beautiful children and their devoted families and friends. Thank you...and may God bless you and keep you.
posted by Holly on 6/13/07 6:40: PM

My son TJ has autism. He is our families special gift from God. The love TJ shares is so pure... his smile warms our hearts. The video was beautiful, thank you for helping to spread the awareness of autism and the need for a cure!
posted by Rachelle on 6/13/07 6:23: PM

Mom of a 3 year old daughter with autism. I love the video. It makes all our hard work worth it! Thank you
posted by Tanya Gioldasis on 6/13/07 5:31: PM

What a wonderful video. I really wish more individuals would acknowledge what children, teenagers and adults are experiencing with this disability. No one understands that this is very difficult on everyone in a household to cope with. Determination, patience and belief are key factors for the cure. May God be with all that are coping with autism in our uneducated world. The environment just wants to blame the parents/household and living environment. NOT TRUE. Autism is lack of respect, need, affection and love. Individuals being diagnose with autism are very very very intelligent. Shame on society for not being seeing this - everyone on this earth is different and equal (take away material things). I have experienced autism and seen positive results due to love and care. These individuals surpassed everthing - grades, sports, college and most of all our environment due to the love and care they deserved.
posted by Tumbleweed on 6/13/07 3:49: PM

What a touching video. As a mom of a 17year old diagnosed at 2 as Autistic Sevant, we have had wonderful teachers and he will graduate high school next year with a regents diploma. Don't give up hope these children are Gods greatest gifts.
posted by Jackie E on 6/13/07 1:21: PM

I work with autistic high school students and everyday I learn something new. I wouldn't trade my job for anything. The students that I work with are some of the best people I know. This is a great cause. Thank you.
posted by Matthew Fabre on 6/13/07 10:50: AM

This is an incredible tribute, and the song is amazing! I have a friend who is autistic, and I love her to pieces!! But I also think that just because autistic people aren't 'normal' it doesn't mean that we should try and mould them to be like everyone else. They were made to look at things differently, and so the world through their eyes is a wonderful place, so why should we teach them to look at it like WE do? I think autistic people are amazing, and they have these... abilities that they should be entitled to hold on to... but hey, that's just one girls' opinion!! Amazing, amazing video!!
posted by Brooke Scully on 6/13/07 10:05: AM





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