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For what i have realized in life is creature is soo wanderfull so in every things we should give thanks to almighty God
posted by Sammy on 5/10/07 3:50: AM

Thanks for taking the time to look and listen.Every cent counts ,and every voice needs to be heard.I hope and Pray one day SOON,they will find a cure for Tyler and the millions living with Autism.Thanks again,Love,Laurie
posted by Marti and Artie on 5/10/07 3:46: AM

Hi Ken,Thanks for taking the time to look and listen to the video.Every cent counts.I can only hope and pray they will find a cure SOON,for Tyler and the millions living with Autism.Thanks again,Love<Laurie
posted by Kenny on 5/10/07 3:42: AM

Jim,Please take the time to look and listen to the video.Every cent counts,and in hope that one day SOON there will be a cure for Tyler,and the millions living with Autism.Thank you,Love,Laurie
posted by Jim on 5/10/07 3:34: AM

Jim,thanks for taking the time to look and listen.Please pass along,every cent counts.I can only hope and pray ,they will find a cure for Tyler,and the other millions living with Autism.Love,Laurie
posted by Jim on 5/10/07 3:16: AM

Thanks,Poppy for taking the time to listen and look.Please pass it along,every cent counts .In hopes that one day SOON ,they can find a cure for Tyler and the other millions living with Autism.I Love You,Laurie
posted by Poppy on 5/10/07 3:10: AM

Hi Tam,Please listen to the song and watch the video.Please pass it along for the sake of my LiL guy,Tyler.In hope that one day SOON ,there will be a cure for Tyler and the millions living with Autism.Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time.Love,Laurie
posted by Tammy on 5/10/07 3:03: AM

I am the mother of a 4yr old boy and a 2yr old girl who are both on the spectrum I also run our local autism parent support group. Public awareness is so important and I want to thank you for helping these kids. I am still shocked by how little the general public knows about autism. I look forward to the day when no parent, child, physician or anyone needs to be educated on how to cope with autism because it will be a thing of the past. Thanks for bringing that day a little closer!!!!
posted by Dayna Tarr-Robertson on 5/10/07 12:46: AM

good video, i will help out all the way i can help.
posted by Vishal Patel- on 5/10/07 12:41: AM

absolutely amazing children are indeed amazing no matter what they maybe.
posted by Lara on 5/09/07 10:54: PM

I am an education major with a special ed minor and have been learning a lot about Autism. I have learned so many different things about them and find it to be something so great that everyone should know about. I know how a lot of kids can be suffering from this, and this idea has really touched my heart, because if we find a way to cure it, I'll know we've made a point!
posted by Melissa on 5/09/07 10:19: PM

What a wonderful way to spread the word about autism. As a parent of an autistic child I know the roller coaster ride that it takes you on, the heartbreak, the small triumphs, the simplist tasks everyone takes for granted are the hardest to learn. May one day the key be found to unlock the door to this disorder.
posted by Bonnie on 5/09/07 9:23: PM

The world needs to become more aware of autism...as it is an evergrowing developmental disablilty. I used to work with adults with autism and they were amazing. Though many of them did not communicate through words...their interactions and body language said so much. I can't imaginge having so many thoughts in the inside looking out and not being able to express them.
posted by Tamara on 5/09/07 8:51: PM

Beautiful song for an incredible cause. Good for you!
posted by Pamela on 5/09/07 8:26: PM

My first job was working as aide for a second grade boy with moderate autism and I couldn't believe how attached I became to him. Since then, I have been researching and learning more and more about autism in the classroom and how to work with these special children.
posted by Cristin on 5/09/07 8:05: PM

MY GRANDSON TOMMY IS 4YRS.OLD. I KNOW HE LOVES ME , BUT NOT NEARLY AS MUCH AS I LOVE HIM. PLEASE GOD HELP THE CHILDREN. I KNOW IN TIME THERE WILL BE A CURE.
posted by KATHLEEEN on 5/09/07 7:55: PM

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posted by rooster on 5/09/07 7:53: PM

This was so touching. I have a three year old precious boy with Autism. He brings me such joy everyday! But in my dreams I hear him say: ' Mommy, I love you!" I continue to pray this will one day be true!!
posted by Alicia Miner on 5/09/07 7:36: PM

I have a 21 year old nephew with whom I had spent many years interacting/helping raise that was diagnosed with Aspergers Disease at age 10. The school systems just did not know what to do with him. The just push him through syndrome was horrendous. The treatment he recieved at the hands of uneducated educators was a crime. Educators and the public should be made more aware of this increasing disease. These children so desperately want to be a part of society.....they simply do not know how......ignoring them and pushing them through in an environment that they cannot adapt to is NOT THE ANSWER. I consider my nephew to be a very lucky young man in the aspect that he will never lose the innocence of childhood, but the world will never accept that innocence. He is highly intellegent in many avenues, but lacks the general knowledge to survive in this world alone. He has wonderful family support, but thousands of these children do not and they need support. I pray for the day this disease will be understood.
posted by jan clark on 5/09/07 7:29: PM

All Children are precious!
posted by Bonnie on 5/09/07 7:08: PM





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