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What an awesome video... Why so many pictures of twins, I wonder, however?
Within each of those children, I see a little girl I know named Maddie staring back at me, and even though ALL children are special in their own way, autistic children seem more so - perhaps because they ARE autistic. There are other conditions, other diseases, other circumstances with situations just as grave if not more so, but when Maddie leaned in at my sister's wedding and gave me a kiss, I felt my heart melt. I really hope that viewing the video does cause a donation to be made somewhere, and I hope someday I will have the ready cash to make one myself. For now, though, I will have to be content with the "Shooting Stars" that are the people who care and teach and love those children with autism.... thank you for caring.
posted by Morgann on 4/04/07 12:41: PM
Watching this touched my heart. Lets pray that one day AUTISM is just a thing of the past. God Bless all the children.................
posted by marianne on 4/04/07 12:36: PM
Awsome and inspirational, i will be happy to pass this link on to all my friends and family. With everyones help i hope to make autism a thing of the past. With knowledge there is hope.
posted by Denise on 4/04/07 12:33: PM
What a great way to spread the word Autism.....maybe it will make people want to become more educated about this disorder
posted by Marie on 4/04/07 12:23: PM
What a great video!!! It touched me in so may ways. Autistic children are so special in so many ways it's a shame that there aren't more people in the world like you. I have a friend with an auststic child and he is wonderful he always puts a smile on your face. Heres to you Adam. There is no one like you.
posted by Yolanda on 4/04/07 12:17: PM
thank you for such a moving video & song for a great cause
posted by nicole on 4/04/07 12:10: PM
THIS WAS NICE,AUTISM ARE JUST AS FUN.SO PEOPLE SHOULDN'T TREAT THEM ANY DIFFERENT.I WENT TO SCHOOL WITH AN AUTISM AND HE WAS MY BEST FRIEND
posted by APRIL GUERNSEY on 4/04/07 12:07: PM
As a mother of a 14 year son who has autisum and is non-verbal I love Christoher very much. and pray for a miracle. I always fear what's going to happen to Chris in the future. and pray that there will be a cure for autism. the video was wonderful thank you for thinking about childen with autism. I work for people with Disabilities. I know that christopher will be healed and will be speaking and I know all the kids will have a miracle and there will be a cure. god will be helping us.
posted by Rachel on 4/04/07 12:01: PM
Very moving. This was a perfect way to get the message of Autism out to the public.
posted by Elaine on 4/04/07 12:00: PM
God bless all these children, autism does not make them diffrent it make them more special. I have a 20 months old with diabetis so I know what it is like to have a special need child. God bless all the moms and dads out there who are doing a great job with there children. All of you remember God loves the little children, all the children of the world.
posted by Leonie Davis on 4/04/07 12:00: PM
God bless all these children, autism does not make them diffrent it make them more special. I have a 20 months old with diabetis so I know what it is like to have a special need child. God bless all the moms and dads out there who are doing a great job with there children. All of you remember God loves the little children, all the children of the world.
posted by Leonie Davis on 4/04/07 12:00: PM
God bless all these children, autism does not make them diffrent it make them more special. I have a 20 months old with diabetis so I know what it is like to have a special need child. God bless all the moms and dads out there who are doing a great job with there children. All of you remember God loves the little children, all the children of the world.
posted by Leonie Davis on 4/04/07 12:00: PM
Now that I am an adult, I think back to my childhood and remember kids that were on the autism spectrum. I hope that I was understanding and kind to them but fear that I was not. I have been blessed with a child with Asperger Syndrome who has taught me how to be a different thinker. We have survived many social struggles together. I hope this video reaches a large audience and promotes the kind of awareness and understanding I wished I had growing up.
posted by Carol C. on 4/04/07 11:57: AM
this was amazing and it touched my heart as do these beautiful children.
posted by Stephanie on 4/04/07 11:52: AM
LOVED IT !!! VERY MOVING !!!!
posted by Todd on 4/04/07 11:49: AM
I am a mother of a 14 yr old son who has autism watching the video made me have tears and watching those kids remind me of my son. thank you foofighter for doing the video. god bless you all.
posted by Rachel Stroman on 4/04/07 11:47: AM
This vido and song combo touched me so much. It realy speaks to people and THANK YOU for maing it.
From a mom of a 6yo autistic child.
posted by Jenn on 4/04/07 11:44: AM
so beautilul!
posted by whitney on 4/04/07 11:42: AM
Beautiful video!
posted by Phil on 4/04/07 11:37: AM
Beautiful.
posted by Kristin on 4/04/07 12:46: PM