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God's love for Britton and you exceeds everything imaginable!!! Your love is so beautifully displayed in this video! My heart was overwhelmed with love for all of you, and I don't even know you personally. Thank you for capturing the essence of this amazing litle boy!
posted by Ann Anderson on 2/21/08 10:04: AM

Autism has not touch my life personaly, I think this is a great idea to not only raise money for research, but a great way raise awerness. My heart goes out to you all, and my prayers are with you.
posted by Kira Russell on 2/14/08 6:30: AM

To Hope, Chris, and Britton, We just checked out Britton's video and others like it. They are all so touching, and inspirational. I know God gave Britton to you because He knew what awesome parents you would be. We are praying for you and supporting autism in Britton's name. Thanks for emailing us.
posted by Amy & Donnie Thompson on 2/13/08 8:24: AM

Britton, you are lucky to have such loving, caring parents and grandparents. You are so smart and cool. Stay well--- and let's go to the beach!
posted by Jude on 2/13/08 5:52: AM

I hope all your wishes come true!
posted by Tia on 2/12/08 9:33: PM

Your son is precious! I wish for you to find the all the help you need! Bless you and your family and especially your son Britton.
posted by Merilee on 2/10/08 5:01: PM

My wish was to get 1,000 people to watch this video and WOW !!!!! The outcry of support is amazing. I feel like this is one big family and that is awesome. Thank you for the comments and the support, having a child with special needs is really tough on your family, and just knowing that there is so much support out there is over whelming. I pray that god will bless each and every one of you. Let's find a cure and put Autism in our history books. LIVE LAUGH AND LOVE
posted by Chris Seeber on 2/08/08 7:50: PM

Chris, your video gave me yet another answer to the question "What kind of world do you want?" I want a world where there are more parents like you. Britton is so very lucky. And, so are you. God doesn't give kids like Britton to just anyone. He gave me one, too. Mine recently graduated from high school -- early, in fact -- despite a Kindergarten teacher who told me "If I ever have to teach another child like Rhett, I'll quit teaching and start sacking groceries for a living." I imagine her now, bagging eggs and toothpaste at her local Safeway, while children like Britton and Rhett thrive. Thank you so much for sharing his story with us.
posted by Jody Ewing on 2/08/08 5:56: PM

Your son is very handsome, and I wish you the best with your fight! I will keep Britton in my prayers! I can tell he is very fortunate to have loving parents!
posted by Jessica Ray on 2/08/08 9:32: AM

I can't believe how much he has grown over the years....I still remember holding him for the first time when he came home from the hospital. He was just a little punkin head!! The video is great and about made me cry (shocking I know). I hope the best for you guys and I love ya!
posted by Erin Murphy on 2/08/08 6:56: AM

WOW!! Thank so much for sending this to me.. The video is trully awesome.. I love you guys...xoxoxo
posted by tina on 2/07/08 5:29: PM

Beautiful video, well done. Britton is a very handsome young man. My wishes are your wishes. I have a 4 year old boy with autism. Let's fight this together. There's hope. God Bless you and your family. Liz from Toronto Canada
posted by liz on 2/07/08 1:20: PM

Beautiful, moving video. Good luck and God bless you and your son.
posted by TIM TRACY on 2/07/08 11:18: AM

Britton if beautiful!!!! I share your wish. He is obviously very loved and God in his infinite wisdom gave him to you knowing you would care for him as he needs. On your worst day know that we are routing for you all. God Bless.
posted by Alma Hoffmann on 2/07/08 10:35: AM

Britton if beautiful!!!! I share your wish. He is obviously very loved and God in his infinite wisdom gave him to you knowing you would care for him as he needs. On your worst day know that we are routing for you all. God Bless.
posted by Alma Hoffmann on 2/07/08 10:35: AM

Britton if beautiful!!!! I share your wish. He is obviously very loved and God in his infinite wisdom gave him to you knowing you would care for him as he needs. On your worst day know that we are routing for you all. God Bless.
posted by Alma Hoffmann on 2/07/08 10:34: AM

Britton is luckiest little boy I know, as he has been blessed to be a part of such and amazing family. I love you Seebers so much! Britton and your family will forever be in my thoughts and prayers.
posted by Heather Kyle on 2/07/08 10:32: AM

My studenst are in supoport of Autism research.We just finished a book called RULES by Cynthia Lord and as thirds graders they are really interested in learning more.
posted by anna Virostko on 2/07/08 10:16: AM

I have two boys a twelve year old and an almost four year old. My little one(Lucas)was diagnosed at two and half years of age with PDD/Autism. It has been a difficult time for my husband, myself and my family, but with everyone's support I have learned to become a stronger mother and woman. My husband has been a very wonderful and supportive father. Lucas got some home based therapy and started school in Brooklyn NY in September of 2007. We than relocated in November 2007 to Tampa, Florida. Lucas has transitioned very well and has progressed since our move to Florida. At times I get depressed and cry some nights but when I see his little face and the effort that he puts in trying to communicate not only with us but sometimes with others. I hope and pray that a cure is discovered soon not only for the kids who not have autism but for those whose will be born it can get the immediate help that they need. God Bless Us All!
posted by Ramonita Rodriguez on 2/07/08 10:04: AM

Fantastic video. I am a Speech-Language Pathologist and work with many children with autism. I love this idea to help fund the research and I wish for a world without autism too.
posted by Jennifer Varnado on 2/07/08 9:28: AM