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Beautiful! Important for everyone to realize that children with autism are such a blessing to our world!
posted by Julie on 4/01/07 10:58: AM

What a beautiful video, really so well done. As the mother of a 9 year old boy on the spectrum, I rarely shed a tear in regards to autism anymore, but I certainly did just now!
posted by Elizabeth H. on 4/01/07 10:57: AM

Beautiful. You have touched my heart. God Bless!
posted by Lori on 4/01/07 10:55: AM

We had a 6 1/2 years old daughter who was low functioning on the Autism spectrum. She passed away on May 12, 2006. Each day, I miss her beautiful face . With or without Autism, each child is special. Thank you for the beautiful video.
posted by Luan Dang on 4/01/07 10:53: AM

This video drove me to tears. It's very powerful!
posted by Alapaki E. on 4/01/07 10:45: AM

Very powerful and touching video. It's as if the song were made for the video and not the other way around. The more this is seen, the more awareness is spread. There is much moro to do and I know Autism Speaks is doing its part. Keep up the great work.
posted by Lou T Danvers on 4/01/07 10:43: AM

How lucky I am that my child with autism can tell me he loves me! You should here him sing this song by Five for Fighting! Tina
posted by Tina Salameh on 4/01/07 10:40: AM

Very moving and factual video. As a special education teacher, I work with these students everyday. My hope is that someday all children with accept the differences in others. All children are unique, special and meant to be loved!!!
posted by Beth on 4/01/07 10:23: AM

Very moving and factual video. As a special education teacher, I work with these students everyday. My hope is that someday all children with accept the differences in others. All children are unique, special and meant to be loved!!!
posted by Beth on 4/01/07 10:23: AM

Gracias por este lindo regalo a familias que tenemos hijos en el spectrum de Autismo. THANKS FOR THIS GIFT TO FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH AUTISM. www.manitasporautismo.com
posted by Maria Teresa on 4/01/07 10:23: AM

Touching video - My 9 year old autistic son writes This day over In and line Well honey I'm dream. Enough said. melissa
posted by melissa bowden on 4/01/07 10:14: AM

This video is truly amazing. My 9 year old son is on the spectrum, non verbal. The one thing I would love to hear, is "mommy, I love you". Look at me, I'm flubbering......Well done Michelle
posted by Michelle on 4/01/07 10:06: AM

Very touching. I hope there will be a cure one day soon!
posted by Joanne Van Steen on 4/01/07 9:36: AM

What a wonderful video. I have a 12 year old on the spectrum and this video made me cry too. I think the best line is that we want autusm in the history books! This is a strong way to "fight" autism!
posted by Kym Simon on 4/01/07 9:32: AM

I loved it. I am pasting the link in the signature of my emails.
posted by Ray on 4/01/07 9:25: AM

My 7 year old son, Justin, has Autism. This video made me cry. Thank you so much for making this...God Bless all with autism and their families.
posted by Michael Pyle on 4/01/07 9:21: AM

I am a mother of a 5 year old boy with PDD~NOS which is on the autism spectrum. This video brought tears of joy to my eyes! Great Video and keep up the great work! I'm passing this on to all that I know! Thank you! Becky
posted by Rebecca Moll on 4/01/07 8:51: AM

Beautiful and moving. Thank G-d for Autism Speaks. Thank you so much !!!!!
posted by Jody Italiaander on 4/01/07 8:41: AM

Love this video! It made me cry. I'm 23 and my brother is 8 years old with autism. He's like a son to me. I can't wait for the day he can express himself like the rest of us.
posted by Nikki on 4/01/07 8:41: AM

I'm a mother of an autistic boy of 7. This video brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for making this video to spread Autism Awareness. I will share this video with everyone I know.
posted by Gladys on 4/01/07 8:33: AM





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