Nathan's Life
Description: Our Best Boy
Charity: autismspeaks
Author: Alex Smith-Michaels
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Views: 5667
Posted: 1/16/08 10:46 PM
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aspegers pdd autism
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Comments:
Displaying 21 to 29 of 29 total comments
I couldn't see the video but hope I get counted in for the effort.
shame on you Bob for your BLAH on 1/17/08 4:28 a.m. this morning ... you have obviously been fortunate to not have anyone around you plagued with a disorder... read the statistics on autism... it is all around you if you would get your head out of your butt to notice.
posted by Tracy on 1/17/08 11:44: AM
Isn't this the same video as Nathan, I love you down below? No top posts!
posted by casey on 1/17/08 8:15: AM
For all our friends and my son gavin.
posted by Holly on 1/17/08 8:04: AM
I must be missing something. I'm not seeing any video or any link to a video. I'll try again later from home.
posted by al on 1/17/08 7:53: AM
I quite understand. My life is enriched everyday
by my grandson who's 4 years old. He looks at life with simplicity, laughter and innocence.
One minute at a time. Thoughts are with you.
posted by bobbi on 1/17/08 7:03: AM
Nothing means more to my husband and I than this charity. Our son, Johnny was diagnosed at 4 yrs old with Aspergers. At 10 yrs old, he struggles on a daily basis. We pray that the world will be a kinder and more understanding place for all of these kids!
posted by Nancy Travers on 1/17/08 6:22: AM
I totally understand. That is always my wish is to find a cure for Autsim as my 8 year old son suffers from it and for him to just have a normal life. I know your pain. My prayers are with you and your family.
posted by Kristi on 1/17/08 6:09: AM
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posted by bob on 1/17/08 4:28: AM
Your son is very young yet, believe me when I say that you will come to terms with your childs autism and find the joy in who he is, instead of concentrating on what could have been. My daughter is 11 now and, although she is hard work, she is a very special little girl, unique and happy in her own world. Understand him and take small steps at his level and you will connect, not in the usual ways, but in very special ways which are so personal and special.
posted by Mandy on 1/17/08 11:50: AM