Jeremiah's Journey
Description:
Charity: autismspeaks
Author: Steven Cragg, Tara Bertic
Credits: Mark Schultz - He's My Son, Kenny Loggins - Pooh Corner, Steven Curtis Chapman - The Treasure of You, The Hollies - He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother
Views: 1825
Posted: 2/09/08 3:16 PM
Tags:
autism aspergers syndrome
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Comments:
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Hello Steven.I watched your video with my wife and two kids at home in Singapore this Sunday morning. It moved us all. Thank you for letting us be a part of your life through your video. The tenderness, struggle and abundance of hope and love it communicates will remain with us for a long time. Long, long beyond the quick 10 plus minutes you had us all entranced by Jeremiah's Journey. We are comforted and strengthened by the sensitivity and love that emanates from your video. You have a lovely family and clearly your wife and you have been chosen to take care of Jeremiah. Whoever it is who made that call knew what he/she was doing. As I sat, at the other end of the world,watching your video with my family, it became apparent that "love" feels the same in any language and culture. My best to your family and you,Mark.
posted by Sudesh on 2/09/08 6:56: PM
Thank you for sharing your video, you have a beautiful loving family! I am a teacher and moving towards language speech pathology. I hve forward this site to my entinre school site and hpping it reaches my whole district. Thanks for spreading awareness. K
posted by Kerri Herrman on 2/09/08 4:52: PM
What a moving video! Jeremiah seems like such a beautiful boy whose parents really love him. To his parents: thank you. Thank you for being so brave and sticking with you son in his times of trouble. I hope you know how special not only your son is, but you are as parents. We need more great people like you in the world. Thanks for the video and keep moving foward!
posted by Sally on 2/09/08 4:17: PM
CAN U PLEASE SEND ME INFORMATION ON AUTISM.I WILL PRAY FOR YOUR SON .
posted by TANYA on 2/09/08 7:11: PM