A short video i made to help Raise Autism Awareness

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• • mcewen (Visitor)
  • http://whitterer-autism.blogspot.com
  • 18.01.2007 @ 00:02:22

  I'm going to try and link this video to my site out here in the States. I don't know how to link properly / give you credit for your work, but my intention is merely to increase awareness [like you]. So I hope this is o.k.?
  Best wishes

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• • Kalye (Visitor)
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  • 08.02.2007 @ 03:51:38

  I have a little brother with autisum and i am not capable of seeing him because i go to school in a diffrent state. I was wondering if i could use your video for a project were doing at my church. The project is every month we do a new awarness and i chose to do autism since i have a brother with it. I know that since your video is on utube i can use it but i have to actually have your permisson says our youth leaders. If you could that would be great
  thanks,kalye

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  • • runninggoose ^Pro
    • http://www.autism-issues.co.uk
    • 08.02.2007 @ 07:41:58

    yes . anything that helps raise awareness is a great thing.
    you can use the video or videos .
    

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• • Terry Overton (Visitor)
  • 07.04.2007 @ 13:39:47

  Thanks for such a fantastic video. I am a professor who teaches future teachers and school psychologists about autism spectrum disorders. Your video is a terrific example of why all professionals should believe that there is more to a child than meets the eye. Best of luck--and what a beautiful boy!

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• • Terry Overton (Visitor)
  • 07.04.2007 @ 13:39:54

  Thanks for such a fantastic video. I am a professor who teaches future teachers and school psychologists about autism spectrum disorders. Your video is a terrific example of why all professionals should believe that there is more to a child than meets the eye. Best of luck--and what a beautiful boy!

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• • TONY (Visitor)
  • 11.09.2007 @ 18:28:59

  
  My son is 3 and half,and he is autism,and I need help,we just find out one month ago,I don't knwo what to do,and where to start,can some one give me a guide line,please and thanks

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• • marea henson (Visitor)
  • 30.12.2007 @ 15:46:22

  HI I HAVE A SON OF 9 HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD WHEN HE WAS 6.I AM NOW IN THE MIDDLE OF HAVING HIM DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISUM SPECTRUM I HAVE NOTICED OVER LAST 12MONTH THAT HE WAS BEING VERY REPPETATIVE AND LOUD OUT BURSTS AND AMONG OTHER THINGS HE IS A VERY LOVING AND ALWAYS CUDDLY BOY VERY OVERPOWERING I HAVE 4 OTHER CHILDERN GROWN UP AND THEY DID NOT HAVE ANY SIGNS OF ADHD OR ASD I REALLY NEED HELP I DO FIND LIFE VERY HARD AS MY OTHER CHILDERN LIVE VERY FAR FOM ME .JACK HAD ALL HIS INJECTIONS AS A BABY ,HE WAS ADORABLE AS A BABY BUT HE CHANGED BETWEEN 18MTHS-30MTHS.HE HAS ALL THE SIGNS OF AUTISUM,IT MAKES ME FEEL A LOT STRONGER TO KNOW THAT I AM NOT ALONE AND JACK IS NOT THE ODD ONE OUT ,SOMETIMES I FEEL VERY ISOLATED NOT BEING ABLE TO TAKE HE TO PUBLIC PLACES .I AM LEARNING TO DRIVE SO I CAN TAKE HIM TO SPEACIAL PLACES FOR CHILDREN LIKE HIM XX

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• • marea henson (Visitor)
  • 30.12.2007 @ 15:50:48

  HI I HAVE A SON OF 9 HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH ADHD WHEN HE WAS 6.I AM NOW IN THE MIDDLE OF HAVING HIM DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISUM SPECTRUM I HAVE NOTICED OVER LAST 12MONTH THAT HE WAS BEING VERY REPPETATIVE AND LOUD OUT BURSTS AND AMONG OTHER THINGS HE IS A VERY LOVING AND ALWAYS CUDDLY BOY VERY OVERPOWERING I HAVE 4 OTHER CHILDERN GROWN UP AND THEY DID NOT HAVE ANY SIGNS OF ADHD OR ASD I REALLY NEED HELP I DO FIND LIFE VERY HARD AS MY OTHER CHILDERN LIVE VERY FAR FROM ME .JACK HAD ALL HIS INJECTIONS AS A BABY ,HE WAS ADORABLE AS A BABY BUT HE CHANGED BETWEEN 18MTHS-30MTHS.HE HAS ALL THE SIGNS OF AUTISUM,IT MAKES ME FEEL A LOT STRONGER TO KNOW THAT I AM NOT ALONE AND JACK IS NOT THE ODD ONE OUT ,SOMETIMES I FEEL VERY ISOLATED NOT BEING ABLE TO TAKE HIM TO PUBLIC PLACES .I AM LEARNING TO DRIVE SO I CAN TAKE HIM TO SPEACIAL PLACES FOR CHILDREN LIKE HIM XX

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• • Quinsmum (Visitor)
  • 12.02.2008 @ 01:47:13

  As a mom to another amazing child with autism...I give both you and Daniel kudos ! He is great and this video made me smile for all the great knowledge you are sharing and seeing such an amazing, fantastic, wonderful, beautiful, child!! BRAVO!

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• • anita uk (Visitor)
  • 18.04.2008 @ 17:32:18

  thank you teachers have been telling me that my son has autism but he did not fit into my idea of what a child with autism was.I refused to believe that he had it as for the most part he is very loving but will run off at a moments notice, looking at your video your daniel looks so much like my son both good lookers i am very fearful in what the future holds for my son do you ever look that far forward or is it to take each day as it comes i will be keeping your video in favorites thank you once again

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