What I want
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Charity: autismspeaks
Author: Kasey Dettinger
Credits: Five For Fighting, Kasey Dettinger
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Posted: 4/17/07 10:49 AM
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autism awareness speaks
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My 5 year old son has autism, finally some awareness! What a beautiful video.
posted by Marianne Sopoci on 4/28/07 3:23: PM
I work with Autisic children. It's the smiles, the accomplishments, and the Joy that make my job "So Worth It"! I wish everyone could experience the Beauty of an Autistic child. How fortunate your son is to have a "Loving Home".
posted by Denise Brainerd on 4/28/07 6:20: AM
What a beautiful video of your family. I cried as I watched. I will pass this on. Thank you so much for sharing this touching movie of your family. You are in my prayers. Madi loves Hanna so, she loves watching her and Jack. God's love and peace strenthen and encourage you to continue to share your love and story to help find the missing piece.
posted by julie 4/27/07 on 4/27/07 11:46: AM
We too have Altism God Bless
posted by eloise straley-grover on 4/27/07 11:20: AM
I was so moved by the pictures of your family and your reasons for putting such a beautiful arrangement together. I will spread the word and pray that you and other families with an autistic child hold on to the hope of finding the missing piece. Until then... hold Jackson tight and hold on to each other too!!
posted by Rose on 4/26/07 5:48: PM
What a beautiful video. Thank you for sharing your gorgeous family with us..I will pass on the link. Hopefully soon we will find the missing piece and solve the autism epidemic in our country.
posted by Carolyn on 4/26/07 8:09: AM
I have worked with people with Autism and I too pray that we find the missing puzzle piece. God bless you and your beautiful family
posted by Catherine on 4/26/07 6:50: AM
Life IS family and love. Your video portrays how strong that is - even against the unknown. God bless you.
posted by Karin on 4/25/07 8:08: AM
Beautiful video. I've worked with an autistic teenager for the last 3 years. Your picture story really touched me.
posted by Tammy on 4/24/07 10:08: AM
What a beautiful story in pictures. Everyone should be involved in finding the puzzle pieces to Autism.
Thank you for sharing your family.
posted by Sunny on 4/24/07 8:28: AM
What a beautiful story in pictures. Everyone should be involved in finding the puzzle pieces to Autism.
Thank you for sharing your family.
posted by Sunny on 4/24/07 8:28: AM
This is very touching!! We'll pray for all the autistic children and do all we can to help support and fund the research for the cure. THANK YOU for such an inspirational and touching video.
GOD BLESS!
posted by Randee on 4/24/07 5:39: AM
I have been on a website recently that has many articles and ideas about why autism occurs.
To find out what this doctors research says..go to www.mercola.com and type in autism.
posted by Diane on 4/24/07 3:39: AM
Hi Kasey,
You have a Beautiful family. We do need a cure for autism and support from our communities. I think We will slowly get that since people are becomeing more aware. My son is 17 and its been difficult to say the least. But I've become a better person by raising him.
Tuesday, tomorrow, Dr. OZ and Dr. Kenneth Bock will be on XM radio channel 156 on the Oprah and Friends Show speaking about the causes of autism. Please spread the word. You can email after the show to Dr. OZ on his XM radio site.
You have a lovely family,
Peace,
Marie
posted by Marie on 4/23/07 9:06: PM
This was awesome. Thank you for this beautiful
tribute to your son and all the other beautiful
autistic children out there. My Grandson is also
autistic and learning every day. Don't give up
hope and know that all those therapy classes they
go to really help. Every little thing they learn is a joy. God Bless your family and finding the
puzzle for autistic boys & some times girls is so
very important. Washington State has so many.
posted by Kay Healey on 4/23/07 12:43: PM
This hit a cord - Sarah (8) and Dean (6 - with autism). We want a world where our children can't disappear before our eyes. We want a world where we don't have to fight to get him back again. We want a world were people understand.
posted by Debbie and Dave on 4/23/07 10:14: AM
"While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about"-- Angela Schwindtt
posted by lora on 4/23/07 10:06: AM
What a beautiful arrangement of family pictures and music. My cousin Cathy Harring sent this to me.
We have so many autistic children out here in PA. May the LORD allow someone to find that missing link! GOD Bless you and your family! kim
posted by Kim Tuke on 4/23/07 9:39: AM
Kasey.... fantastic video...Jack is adorable. This is such a great way to help educate and donate to Autism speaks. I applaud your everyday strength and also pray for the "missing piece"! Gretchen
posted by Gretchen on 4/23/07 9:20: AM
Your family is amazing, and I too was truely touched by the video, as I began to reflect on what a huge problem this is, I began to cry. not for sadness, but for hope. Hope that everyone becomes aware, and we fight together to find solutions to the matter. I have friends and family with autism. God Bless you all!
posted by Kelli Capobianco on 4/28/07 7:49: PM