Our journey with autism
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Charity: autismspeaks
Author: Kristin Fileger
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Posted: 4/18/07 1:20 PM
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autism
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Thanks for the video I love it. my son is 5 years old and was diagnosed when he was 2 i have never really cried or asked why this happened to him but i finally did after i saw your video i really needed to just let it go and cry in order to finally accept that this is the way life is going to be for him but I'm very happy that i have my son and i now know that i need to be stronger to help him make it in this cruel world. i felt really alone in this because i don't know any people with kids like mine but i now know I'm not alone in this. I wish you and your family nothing but the best :)
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posted by figa on 6/13/07 11:33: AM
Your family is beautiful!
posted by dragonflygirl on 5/28/07 3:38: PM
I am honored that I was sent this link. You are a very special mom with absolutely beautiful children. I pray that the good work continues. God does not make mistakes, he knew exactly what he was doing when he gave these boys you as a mama. Keep up the fight and God Bless.
posted by Sue-Ellen Hawn on 4/26/07 12:51: AM
Kristin, thanks for the video, my almost three year old granddaughter was diagnosed just before Christmas. We were not surprised but it didn't make it any easier. Your video was great and the boys are beautiful. Your comments give me hope. She has been working with therapists since she was 6 months old. Her eye contact is better and she is starting to sign. Good luck to you all and God Bless you. Thanks.
posted by Laura on 4/25/07 5:31: PM
This video brought tears to my eyes. Keep up the good fight.
posted by Diane on 4/25/07 3:03: PM
Installed flash thing for Adobe, but still could not get in to see the pics of Kristin Flueger's children. What do I have to do?
posted by wfcompton on 4/25/07 12:49: PM
Beautiful video, beautiful kids and thank you for sharing it with all of us. Thinking of you.
posted by AdaBee on 4/25/07 12:34: PM
Kristin,
Your boys are beautiful. They are truly special children. Each one has a gift and a lesson to teach us. They show us patience and grace in the face of adversity.
posted by MichelleJ on 4/25/07 10:39: AM
What beautiful boys you have, Kristin. I enjoyed very much seeing the really lovely video you put together. I know that at times things must seem hard, but just keep on loving them. As someone else said, God doesn't give you more than you can handle--and I believe He knew you were the perfect mom for these boys. Thanks for sharing your pride and joy. :)
Vicki Woitzel
MT/Restuvus
posted by Vicki Woitzel on 4/25/07 10:06: AM
What a gorgeous child. With the music, the beauty of the child(ren) and the ending words by you, Kristin, I just cried and cried. You are an inspiration.
posted by J. Allen on 4/22/07 10:28: AM
Thank you for the awareness. My thoughts are with your family. You're not alone in this fight against Autism...
posted by Sam on 4/22/07 2:11: AM
AMAZING!!! Keep up the good fight!! We are right there with you! I am honored to know you and Shawn and that we have this in common! God doens't give us anymore than we can handle and when we think we can't we ask for help - THANKS for letting me help you!!!- Patti H.
posted by Josh's Mom on 4/21/07 4:12: PM
They are so cute. What previous kids!
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posted by annalaura brown on 4/21/07 8:19: AM
thank you for sharing your journey with me it really touched me and blessed you your family will be happy and healthy for the rest of there lives.
posted by sydney on 4/21/07 6:59: AM
thankyou for sharing this video and for sharing your life with us, i hope it all turns out well for you and your family :) wish you all the best~blessed be
posted by Jessica(writingfireangel) on 4/20/07 7:22: PM
very lovely, thanks for raising funds/awareness for autism and all our families...
posted by Susan on 4/20/07 3:16: PM
Thank you for sharing! Spreading awareness is key to getting the general public to become more tolerant & understanding. Two of our grandsons live with autism, and we are so proud of their mom & dad who are, like you, doing everything they can to spread awareness. Autism Speaks has certainly helped in a huge way!
posted by Grammy Pammy of "Our Boys, Our Purpose" on 8/30/07 8:09: PM