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posted by Jones Applegate on 7/18/07 7:51: AM

Thanks for all the work you're doing for my cousins. I am so proud of you Aunt Amy, for making sure your state will have an Autism Speaks Walk for Autism Research in 2008. I can't wait to see you! Love, Mi-Ki
posted by Michael on 7/02/07 12:09: PM

I too have two sons with autism and I love your video!!!! My wishes are your wishes!!!!!! My prayers are your prayers!!!!!1
posted by Heidi on 6/25/07 4:15: PM

Absolutely Beautiful. Thank you for sharing your heart through talent and spreading awareness on such an evergrowing issue. If you ever decide to follow the celiac diet which some doctors prescribe for autistic children please reach out to me if you need any help or have questions. I have celiac disease and live with it every day. My cousin who is now in his 20's has autism and has thrived on the celiac diet. Best wishes.
posted by Rachael on 6/21/07 8:21: AM

What a beautiful video. I've been reading the comments below your video. I agree with all of them except Leo's. I wonder what his intended message was. Your video was very informative, professional, and touching. Autism Speaks may be the monetary beneficiary of this talented work, but all of us that have viewed it have benefitted by becoming more enlightened about Autism. Thank you for all the work you're doing to spread awareness, & raise money for research. God bless you!
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posted by Leo on 6/16/07 5:08: AM

A beautifully done piece that clearly and effectively communicated that autism has a face and it's our children and grandchildren. i had no idea as to the size and scope of the disease, nor did i know that there is little/no insurance coverage for those suffering this disease. Thank you for educating me and for the heart warming portrayl of the human impact autism has onit's victims and their families. Please give my best to Kip !! I will keep your beautiful children and family in my thoughts and prayers.
posted by joseph Mastracchio on 6/13/07 9:34: AM

A very touching - and nicely made - video. Despite all the challenges that autism poses for a child and family (and, as the video points out, autism really affects all of us, in one way or another), it's inspiring to see so many smiles and so much love.
posted by Gil S on 6/12/07 10:39: PM

WOW!! That was so wonderful. My daughter Kirsten watched with me. She is 12 and was diagnosed at four. At that time she was nonverbal and not even potty trained. She lived just outside our world. Today she thriving and amazes me everyday. Her words after seeing this were, "that would be a cool song to sing at my school talent show next year. I wish we could play the video in the background." I thought, what a wonderful idea. If there is anyway to make that happen, let me know! Kirsten is bound and determined to help others with autism, especially those who haven't come as far as she has. We still have our daily issues, but she is learning to tackle the challenges. She sang in this year's talent show and I think using her gift of song to promote awareness would be awesome. Thanks again and please let me know if there is a way she could uses the video or sing the song...thanks for sharing. Linda
posted by Linda on 6/09/07 7:08: AM

Your family is beautiful! My five-year-old son has autism. He has been such a blessing to our family. It is not an easy thing. We find ourselves walking the line between acceptance and seeking for a cure. Thanks for sharing your beautiful boys and your message.
posted by Glena Watson on 6/06/07 9:09: PM

Your thoughts throughout the video are straight from my heart, about my son who has high-functioning autism. I can't believe how many great shots you got of the boys beautiful eyes. Usuallly my son's photos are of the back of his head!! Thank you so much for posting this. I'm so glad to have this awareness out there.
posted by Annaca H. on 6/06/07 2:42: PM

Kip and family, it is obvious from the video that God as given these beautiful boys to the right family. The love you guys all share together comes clearly through the video and is a testimony to the work that God has already done in your hearts for, and with these two. Thanks for sharing it. We will continue to pray.
posted by Paul Peixoto on 6/05/07 8:45: AM

Kip - Thanks for sharing. The video is fantastic. What was most inspiring is the smiles and happiness that come through the video. What a great family you have.
posted by Matt on 6/02/07 5:12: PM

Kip and Family, Thanks for sharing this with me. You have a beautiful family and so much love & support. My heart goes out to you all.
posted by Linda on 6/01/07 11:06: AM

Kip, thanks for sharing and the moving, poignant video. Building more awareness will benefit autistic patients in the long run as it has for other diseases. Working for a company that has 2 orphan drugs for previously untreatable neurological diseases, medical breakthroughs do happen and hope is eternal. My heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Dom Ricci
posted by Dom Ricci on 5/31/07 11:47: PM

This is a wonderful way to raise Autism awareness. Thank you for sharing this!
posted by Pam Hunter on 5/31/07 8:38: AM

Before this ends I just want to tell everyone thank you for your support! I want my friends and famliy to know how much we love them and how greatful we are that this has brought us all closer together and has reminded us what this life is really all about. I want my husband to know how thankful I am to have him, he is my strength when I need the help and my smile when I need a laugh! I want my boys to always know how much I love them and am so honored to be their mother! I will print these messages so that they will always know how much support they have! Thanks again!
posted by Amy Baker on 5/30/07 9:04: AM

Beautiful! Thanks for making us more aware.
posted by Kathy on 5/29/07 3:44: PM

Thank you for a beautiful video, and the awareness that it brings to so many who do not understand. As a mother of an autistic child, I believe that in our quest to seek a "cure", we often fail to recognize the gifts that sometimes accompany this neurological difference. Since my son's diagnosis, I have come to embrace my own autistic characteristics and have discovered the wonderful abilities that can come from minds that function differently.
posted by Paula on 5/29/07 11:48: AM

Kip and Family, Thanks for sharing this with me. Kip and I chatted about your one grandson, but I think the fact that a second grandson is autistic is new information. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family as you all continue with your journey. Hopefully medical science will provide a cure or at least an effective treatment in the near future. Best of luck, Steve
posted by Steve Walker on 5/29/07 11:16: AM