Our Boys, Our Purpose.

Description: How Autism affects us all.
Charity: autismspeaks
Author: Amy Baker
Credits: Amy Baker & Pam Anderson
Views: 10293
Posted: 5/10/07 8:28 PM
Tags: baker boys



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Tomorrow is a special day for Amy Baker & her family. It is the Inaugural Autism Speaks Walk Now for Autism @ Cottonwood High School. Please help us raise money for research! Go to: www.walknowforautism.org/utah & donate to "Our Boys, Our Purpose". Amy has worked very hard for almost a year getting this Walk organized. She has an incredible co-chair: Amanda Patten, and an awesome Walk Committee. Utah is one of the top 3 states for diagnosed cases of autism---1 out of every 133 in Utah, compared with the national stats of 1 in 150. PLEASE FORWARD THIS VIDEO SITE TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW, WITH AN INVITATION TO HELP RAISE MONEY FOR AUTISM RESEARCH. Thank you. One day, children with autism will live without insurance discrimination. They will live with more tolerance, understanding, compassion, and community support. PLEASE become a part of the solution to autism's puzzle.
posted by Grammy Pammy, of "Our Boys, Our Purpose" on 5/02/08 1:25: PM

What beautiful boys! I will help spred the awareness!
posted by Melissa on 1/29/08 1:38: PM

that was very well put together. I have a son who has autism and this site is doing a great thing to help fund awareness and research. Thank you for sharing your story.
posted by Christy ~ Meet our Chris on 1/23/08 4:37: PM

This touched our hearts deeply. We have friends with Autism and friends that specialize in teaching children with Autism. We appreciate the beauty and care with which this video was written and produced. Thank you.
posted by The Ritchies on 1/16/08 8:16: PM

great video beautifully written thanks
posted by FRANCHISCA WEATHERMAN on 1/15/08 9:15: PM

Amazing video Amy. Beautiful photos and the message is powerful. As a mother fighting this battle along with you and so many others, I can't imagine how chllenging it must to to be fighting it for two. I pray that our efforts will one day pay off and our voices will be heard. I know the efforts put forth today will change the paths for the children of tommorow. God bless you and your loving, supportive family. Keep up the amazing work you are doing to change this world for your boys and so many others.
posted by Charlotte Bolle on 12/12/07 3:20: PM

Thank you for your comments on my video....It took a lot of work to get him in the outdoors...a lot of "Martina McBride" on a CD player...and a lot of small steps.... I love your video!! The words you chose were beautiful, as were the pictures...should really be played on TV !!! And yes, you are completely right...Autism affects everyone !! Your children are well loved!!!
posted by Tammy, "Fighting For Three" on 12/08/07 6:56: PM

That is beautiful. All the best to you and your family. May God Bless us all with a cure and deeper understanding!
posted by Trish on 10/18/07 6:53: PM

I just wanted to tell you that that was the most incredible video ever made. I wish you and your family the best. I did the walk on sunday for my cousin who has autism and it was a huge turnout.I was so proud to be there. Hope we find a cure soon. barb
posted by Barbara on 10/16/07 1:22: PM

Thank you for letting us in to your lives. Knowing there are others out there and seeing it with our own eyes somehow makes it a little easier.
posted by Anthony's Mom on 10/13/07 11:40: PM

this video touched my heart. i got the link from a myspace bulletin that my mother & step-father posted. their son, jaden [my baby brother who is about to turn 5 years old in november] is autistic....i was around when he was a newborn baby & have stayed a part of his life. he means SO MUCH to me. him & i have a special connection. i am SO proud of him b/c he recently started saying words! and now, he can even say his own name!!!! AUTiSM AWARENESS!
posted by jESSiCA STEVENSON on 10/10/07 3:34: PM

Loved the video, and it was very well done. I have a 5 year old son with High Functioning Autism and Severe ADHD, and this video really touches my heart. I want to thank you for a job well done.
posted by Mandy Anthony on 10/10/07 6:21: AM

That was Awesome and made me cry! My son is 8 and has autism. He has been denied services from the regional center and I have no help. Thank you for your awareness and thank you to Mark Leland for sending me the link.. I will pass it on to my Challenger baseball team I coach here in Cypress, California for special needs children, most who have autism. To view my son's videos, here is the link.. http://www.youtube.com/autismom6 thank you again and God Bless You!! Cathie
posted by cathie minery on 10/09/07 11:36: PM

Thank you for sharing that touching video. I work with a 5 year old boy with Autism who I love with all my heart!! I wish your family the best....Thank you again for opening your life to ours;)
posted by Lauren on 10/09/07 10:14: PM

I had a daughter with autism, she has since passed nothing to do with her autism, this is a lovely video i appluade you for your courage and for helping spread the word about autism i will always support this cause. Us parents they have this children are truly blessed, they show up so much through their eyes. god bless you
posted by lisa on 10/09/07 7:42: PM

what a beautiful video thank you for sharing it with everyone I have a son that as diagnosed at 2 and is now 14 the hardest Job as a mother I have ever had but would not change anything about him.I just have one wish and it is for people to understand Autism.
posted by Kim Jones on 10/09/07 7:31: PM

Thank you for sharing.....what a wonderful video!
posted by Stacy on 10/09/07 6:53: PM

Awesome video! My 13 year old son has Asperger's Syndrome. Everyday is a challenge, but he is such a blessing! Thanks for sharing the video!
posted by Valerie on 10/09/07 6:52: PM

This video is amazing, you have two beautiful sons. My uncle Stanley was autistic but born in an age where people didn't check for it or care, he passed away last year alone in his home and there aren't two many days that I don't think of him in some shape or form. I will post your video on my website if thats ok with you. JERRYWAYNELIVE.COM
posted by Jerry Wayne Longmire on 10/09/07 6:11: PM

As the mother of a beautiful autistic son...thank you for sharing this very touching video. I love this song, it's beautiful...GOD BLESS YOU....
posted by Leeann Lee on 10/09/07 4:55: PM





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