Our Boys, Our Purpose.
Description: How Autism affects us all.
Charity: autismspeaks
Author: Amy Baker
Credits: Amy Baker & Pam Anderson
Views: 10589
Posted: 5/10/07 8:28 PM
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Comments:
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What a beautiful video and even more beautiful family! I cried when you announced both boys had this disease, and then again when I watched your very moving video. Just when you think the challenges we are faced with, especially with our children, are more than we can handle you realize some one else has even tougher challenges! Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Keep smiling!
posted by Jennifer and Dave Park on 5/21/07 9:00: AM
Truly a moving video. I appreciate you sharing and my thoughts and prayers are with you.
posted by Greg on 5/18/07 9:29: AM
I'm a Uncle and those two beautiful boys could just as easily be my nephews.
posted by Uncle Rick on 5/18/07 6:14: AM
Thanks for sharing this video with me. Nice job spreading the message! As a teacher of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, I support all of your efforts!
posted by Crystal on 5/17/07 5:58: PM
Great job on the video!!
posted by Tim on 5/17/07 10:57: AM
My heart was so touched by the faces of your beautiful boys. The tears just flowed for them. This video touched my soul. My prayers are with you and your beautiful family. God bless you.
posted by Christina Love on 5/17/07 6:08: AM
The video clip was so inspiring. Thanks for bringing awareness. We've learned a lot in just the last few months.
posted by south jordan anderson's on 5/17/07 5:33: AM
My tears can't stop flowing. This is my most favorite song in the world paired with my heart and life's greatest passion - working with children with Autism.
Thanks for the continued encouragement! I'm going to send this link to everyone I know!!!
posted by Julia Caitlin Kim on 5/17/07 12:02: AM
My heart is touched. Truly a very heart-warming story of family blessings. Two most beautiful spirits of our Heavenly Father. God bless their family members. . . who truly have been chosen because of great faith and love. Thank you so much for sharing with me. . I didn't know. . . . now I will share with others, too. I carry a prayer for you in my heart always. . Love, Sis. Roland
posted by Tina Roland on 5/16/07 1:17: PM
What an inspiring video. God has a purpose for us all.When he blessed you both with these beautiful boys he knew you and your family were the ones to makes things happen for all those affected by autism. Keep strong and God Bless you all.
posted by Gretchen Tonno on 5/16/07 8:45: AM
great video amy
your boys are beautiful..
wishing you the best
posted by Lisa on 5/16/07 4:01: AM
Dear Amy
Your video truly touched my heart. My husband and I have a not for profit fundraising organization that for the past 3 years has raised money for children's charities. This year we have pledged to raise $100,000 for Autism. We hope the money raised will help improve the lives of children and their families who are affected by Autism. The pictures of your children will stay in our mind and hearts this
year, we can change the world.
posted by Lori Melzak on 5/15/07 8:13: PM
What a beautiful video.
posted by Melissa on 5/15/07 12:36: PM
I never really thought that love could come through a computer screen but it surely has with the creation of this video.
If love could cure autism we would be well finished with that task but it cannot so we must continue to fight for the little souls that cannot fight for themselves...we,as a community, must fight for the research funding so the families can just love their kids and be there for them . Amy and Gary, I am so blessed to know you, your boys and your family. You have created a vision so that the rest of us can see into your world. Some people only touch others when they are grown... the souls of these little boys have begun touching others now.
posted by Kim Womack on 5/15/07 7:30: AM
Your powerful video left us teary eyed, yet proud of our niece and her strong and beautiful family. It is said that God helps those who helps themselves. Boy are you in for some grand blessings!
posted by Rob & Cari Birdsley on 5/14/07 9:47: PM
I am so touched and warmed by this amazing video. Thanks for sharing your beautiful family with us. You should all be so proud of what you are doing to promote awareness. Keep strong.
posted by lauren on 5/14/07 5:48: PM
wow!!! i don't even know you and that gave me tears. what a powerful video. my prayers and thoughts are with you and the families with autism. i will pass this along forsure. thanks
posted by julie on 5/14/07 1:13: PM
I work with Kip...This is a beautiful tribute and call to action. The boys are lucky to have such a supportive and loving family.
posted by Lee on 5/14/07 11:44: AM
As a friend of Grandpa Kip, I know how much he loves all his grandchildren. I also know that he's part of the health care community as I am and we'll keep trying to find a cure. These boys are the faces of our future and we're all committed to keep them smiling. Beautiful family and thanks so much for sharing them with all of us.
posted by James Sapirstein on 5/14/07 8:48: AM

Your children are truely blessed they where born into such a good family. They are truely lovely adorable children. Never give up! I't might be hard but, god never give out more then you can handle. My prayers are with you. When Dr. Temple Grandin was a child, she was labeled autistic (low-functioning) and her parents were told she should be institutionalized. Einstein has been saddled with quite a few labels posthumously - Genius of course, but also Dyslexia, ADD, Autism Spectrum. But perhaps like many who get such labels, he was a different kind of thinker. And maybe it takes a different kind of thinker to be so creative and progressive in his thinking that he could totally revolutionize physics and our view of the cosmos A baby is God's opinion that the world should go on. We worry about what a child will become tomorrow, yet we forget that he is someone today.
posted by Marianne on 5/21/07 10:52: AM