I really needed to? watch this today. Thank you for providing such a brilliant insight into the world of an autistic person. I wish you continued success now and into the future. Thank you for providing more detail and now I'm heading to your website.
Yes - Logical assumptions need evidence in the basis or all of your so-called hypothesis would fall down flat due to the fact that logic is subjective, not objective.
Logic is subjective, yes, but also based on educated hunches and reality. It is logical to claim that the more vaccines an infant/toddler gets, the more of a chance of harm per capita. Especially given the fact that there are toxins such as formaldehyde, aluminum, and yes, even mercury in some of these vaccines.
perhaps - cases of aspergers did skyrocket shortly after certain vaccines became mandatory.. but cases still existed prior, so your belief is flawed..
My belief is NOT flawed! Especially given the fact that autism in general skyrocketed (increased in frequency) concurrent with the increased amount of vaccinations given to babies and toddlers over the years! When I was a child, we required about 10 vaccines by childhood. Now it's over 30!!! SURELY, the collective amount of toxins (mercury, aluminum, etc.) in ALL those vaccines are damaging larger amounts of our immune system variant children. This is only logical.
hi...i go to college with 2 people who suffer with autism and sometimes i find it very frustrating to deal with them, but your video removed some of my ignorance and all of my misjudgements. im really grateful you posted this video. it was wonderful. i just hope that more people will stop being prejudice. thanks again
I enjoy your channel but this video, well this video I love you for. So many out there look at people with autism and think that they are, as you said mentally retarded. I went to school with many autistic kids growing up, and they were crazy smart. To the point that I was jealous. One boy, when I was in Jr. High, could tell you the the postal code to any city in Canada.
huh... just when I thought I was impressed enough with this channel, this video goes and raises my appreciation to new levels. These really are things we oughtta know!
But if there's one thing I learned from being socially awkward myself (and being teased about it), it's to be accepting of others, no matter how different they are... so... love y'all... ^_^
Unfortunately, autism is over diagnosed as much as ADD nowadays. I was diagnosed with Asperger's when I was 15 years old so I could qualify for the special education program at my school. I realized it was a misdiagnosis when I read over his report/found no mention of lack of theory of mind or social-deficit indicators. This is a foundational symptom of an ASD. I possess great social skills, empathy, and can read body language well. I'm an example of how the criteria for an ASD is limited.
Thank you so very much for posting this up on youtube. I have posted the link to a group I'm a member of on facebook for parents of children on the spectrum.
I must say you are a very intelligent and articulate young lady and I look forward to seeing what the future holds for you, great people are the result of the challenges they faced.
i like how you put it and it helps give me hope and i like the representation of autism you give and at how it you put it exactily how i would put it.
To everyone out there who has it don't let it get you down.. Many successful, influential, and famous figures had what we have and that didn't stop them!
theres nothing real about being normal. it's all social diplomacy. an act. and it's there to control you so you can become a mechanism of society. only when you walk a certian way, talk a certian way, will people accept you-it's a deep slavery tied to your success and reputation, with reward and punishment, praise, and persecution. the only thing that is real, the only true freedom is love. but to love, you must first love yourself. you are perfect as you are. someday you will see ;)
I found your video by accident and am glad I did. What an intelligent young woman you are. You're parents must be so proud. -Anyway! To get the same feeling that? pacing and walking gives you, I draw. I make stipple (dot) drawings with refillable ink pens and the intense focus needed occupies my brain to the point where I think of nothing else. Finding ways to quiet my brain is theraputic. Anyway, it's just a thought.
Dear Youtube, there has to be a flaw in your lay-out. At this video there's accidentally a dislike button. Please fix it. Thumbs Up for u Jodi you are amazing
Thank you for sharing this awesome song & video. Today is the first day I heard about it. This brought me to tears as it hits close to our family as well. Such a powerful song in more ways than one...
Beautiful. I have a 9yo dtr on the spectrum....through the struggle and the pain, there is also the beauty that is she. Autism is the unique way of viewing the world that my daughter sees things....meeting in the middle is where you meet her.
i like how you put it and it helps give me hope and i like the representation of autism you give and at how it you put it exactily how i would put it!!
Like AgateTrieuxBarca, my cosuin too is autistic that learns everything by numbers. He wouldn't remember names, just birthdays. And if you asked him a date, he would tell you right away what day of the week that? was in. For example, tell him: July 21st 1546 and he could tell you: Monday! Or something like that. Unbelievable.
My cousin has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder when he was only 3 years old, I cried for weeks. We found a very good school that teaches children with this diagnos. He is now 9 and life has changed because of this school he is going to. Even when it stays hard on us, we can now see clearly.
On the topic I actually teach an autistic child violin. He's a delight to have, when he is clean, and I find it fascinating to learn how his mind works and working alternate methods of teaching him.
Great video, really got the point across.. Need more videos like this to increase understanding, especially at the public schools. And she is soooo cute >:D<
Fantastic video. Great to see this information getting out to the public about these beautiful children. More knowledge will lead to less ignorance. They aren't retarded, just learn differently.
I SOOOOOOOOOOOOO loved this video! I am the proud mom of a 13 year old Autistic boy and I am determined to share as much information with my friends and loved ones about Autism but.. I don't want to just scream "Autism Awareness" I want to show how beautiful, funny, and unique autistic children are. Thank you Thank you Thank you for posting this video! : )
Great job for a great cause! Awesome!
MikeKorins 2 months ago
Great video, very inspiring!
TheMuffinGamer 10 months ago
I am a teacher and I'd be thrilled if many of my "normal" students could communicate as good as you!
stealth061 10 months ago
Thank you so much for posting this! You are so beautiful Jodi.
PrincessWatcher 10 months ago
This video is a blessing and a message of hope.
AppleReborn 10 months ago
Very cool, calm, collected, reflective, and aware--impressive. Great grasp of reality and self. Best of luck with everything
TechnologicTrek 10 months ago
By the way, you are an exceptional speaker and are very beautiful..... :)
FastDork 10 months ago
You've done an awesome job with overcoming such behemoth obstacles. Your parents must be sooo proud of you :)
StarGremlin 10 months ago
So courageous and so Inspiring :)
FrenchFlynn 10 months ago
Amazing video. You are beautiful and intelligent and the video was very informative and insightful and fun too.
MouthyChaser 10 months ago
I really needed to? watch this today. Thank you for providing such a brilliant insight into the world of an autistic person. I wish you continued success now and into the future. Thank you for providing more detail and now I'm heading to your website.
vivakun 10 months ago
Really nice video, and really strong of you to do this. well done.
BoxingThief 10 months ago
Yes - Logical assumptions need evidence in the basis or all of your so-called hypothesis would fall down flat due to the fact that logic is subjective, not objective.
GhoulFatty 10 months ago
I believe the toxins in our environment, our foods, and our vaccines, are collectively causing autism in all it's forms.
StealthPrick 10 months ago
Logic is subjective, yes, but also based on educated hunches and reality. It is logical to claim that the more vaccines an infant/toddler gets, the more of a chance of harm per capita. Especially given the fact that there are toxins such as formaldehyde, aluminum, and yes, even mercury in some of these vaccines.
Technologicappleby 10 months ago
perhaps - cases of aspergers did skyrocket shortly after certain vaccines became mandatory.. but cases still existed prior, so your belief is flawed..
RUTHASOLT 10 months ago
My belief is NOT flawed! Especially given the fact that autism in general skyrocketed (increased in frequency) concurrent with the increased amount of vaccinations given to babies and toddlers over the years! When I was a child, we required about 10 vaccines by childhood. Now it's over 30!!! SURELY, the collective amount of toxins (mercury, aluminum, etc.) in ALL those vaccines are damaging larger amounts of our immune system variant children. This is only logical.
PorkOblivious 10 months ago
hi...i go to college with 2 people who suffer with autism and sometimes i find it very frustrating to deal with them, but your video removed some of my ignorance and all of my misjudgements. im really grateful you posted this video. it was wonderful. i just hope that more people will stop being prejudice. thanks again
NastyMucher 10 months ago
God bless
MantleRose 10 months ago
How sweet is this one. I have epilepsy and don't have it as bad as the autism community, but bless her heart =)
ScribbleRenegade 10 months ago
THAT TOUCHED ME MAN =(
FileChiller 10 months ago
Wow, that's really amazing. Thanks for the video, make more, there great!
BlockTrek 10 months ago
I have enjoyed many of your videos, but this one was very special. Thank you for taking the time to teach people a little bit about Autism.
CheesySummer 10 months ago
Thank you for creating awareness about Autism and what a cute girl is she. These kids are a blessing and bring out the best in us. Blessings!
HuntingDefender 10 months ago
Too many people in the world look at those that are different, as being bad, or wrong...
SkittleTwig12 10 months ago
I enjoy your channel but this video, well this video I love you for. So many out there look at people with autism and think that they are, as you said mentally retarded. I went to school with many autistic kids growing up, and they were crazy smart. To the point that I was jealous. One boy, when I was in Jr. High, could tell you the the postal code to any city in Canada.
4DSummer 10 months ago
This helps eplain more of whats going on with the autitic spectrem so Thank you for doing your best to explain :)
PillPikachu 10 months ago
thanks for this video, very nice, i will look for the next one
CockySummer 10 months ago
Thank you for bringing awareness to Autism and explaining to people what parents try to explain on a daily basis.
FashionEagle 10 months ago
Kudos for this video! Too many don't understand these "disorders" and want to slap unnecessary labels on children.
wastedwindow 10 months ago
My best freind is Autistic and I feel better every time I see her.
devilsangry 10 months ago
why are people so ignorant about children with special needs?
57symbol 10 months ago
huh... just when I thought I was impressed enough with this channel, this video goes and raises my appreciation to new levels. These really are things we oughtta know!
evilangers 10 months ago
I hate the discrimination against people with Autism :(
crackedhell 10 months ago
But if there's one thing I learned from being socially awkward myself (and being teased about it), it's to be accepting of others, no matter how different they are... so... love y'all... ^_^
maset19 10 months ago
Great video, thank you for helping me understand.
hackeddante 10 months ago
Unfortunately, autism is over diagnosed as much as ADD nowadays. I was diagnosed with Asperger's when I was 15 years old so I could qualify for the special education program at my school. I realized it was a misdiagnosis when I read over his report/found no mention of lack of theory of mind or social-deficit indicators. This is a foundational symptom of an ASD. I possess great social skills, empathy, and can read body language well. I'm an example of how the criteria for an ASD is limited.
wastedglass 10 months ago
Thank you so very much for posting this up on youtube. I have posted the link to a group I'm a member of on facebook for parents of children on the spectrum.
durcro 10 months ago
I must say you are a very intelligent and articulate young lady and I look forward to seeing what the future holds for you, great people are the result of the challenges they faced.
watchanimeonlinefree 10 months ago
i like how you put it and it helps give me hope and i like the representation of autism you give and at how it you put it exactily how i would put it.
batandret 10 months ago
Hi thank you so much for sharing this, you breath a real hope into the lifes of many. Love you Jodi!!
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batandret 10 months ago
To everyone out there who has it don't let it get you down.. Many successful, influential, and famous figures had what we have and that didn't stop them!
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potc6 10 months ago
theres nothing real about being normal. it's all social diplomacy. an act. and it's there to control you so you can become a mechanism of society. only when you walk a certian way, talk a certian way, will people accept you-it's a deep slavery tied to your success and reputation, with reward and punishment, praise, and persecution. the only thing that is real, the only true freedom is love. but to love, you must first love yourself. you are perfect as you are. someday you will see ;)
devilglass 10 months ago
I'm not really the emotional type of guy but have to admit, this video brought tears to my eyes. Outstanding song and video.
fabolouscountry 10 months ago
This is great 'directness' and 'strength' in your voice.
hackthaman 10 months ago
I found your video by accident and am glad I did. What an intelligent young woman you are. You're parents must be so proud. -Anyway! To get the same feeling that? pacing and walking gives you, I draw. I make stipple (dot) drawings with refillable ink pens and the intense focus needed occupies my brain to the point where I think of nothing else. Finding ways to quiet my brain is theraputic. Anyway, it's just a thought.
bestfreeonlinegamez 10 months ago
Beautiful execution that was extremely Heart-Felt.
zipkig 10 months ago
Let's celebrate victories, let's celebrate victoriessssssssss.. Jodi you won my heart <3
DORETTAVOGAN 10 months ago
the GREATEST instrument ever made, piano :)
STORCHKAROLE 10 months ago
I am trying my Hardest to raise Awareness, just as yourself.
CecileMullins 10 months ago
WE ARE THE VOICES FOR OUR LITTLE PEOPLE!!
MeltonAvis 10 months ago
she's so adorableeee
KathyMcgee 10 months ago
these lyrics are soooo true. And your piano play is awesome..
RUTHABOYSEN 10 months ago
i love this :) my little cousin has autism and after i watched this all i wanted to do is give her a big hug <3
MyBomber80 10 months ago
this is Beautiful. I love this video, Your voice is fabulous
MrsCook090 10 months ago
Dear Youtube, there has to be a flaw in your lay-out. At this video there's accidentally a dislike button. Please fix it. Thumbs Up for u Jodi you are amazing
DessieBenson 10 months ago
I just love this video and your voice so i gotta come here and watch this video all the time.
Alliemena 10 months ago
I watched It, and thought immediately "damn, i have to play this by my own."
GhoulDouche 10 months ago
Thank you for sharing this awesome song & video. Today is the first day I heard about it. This brought me to tears as it hits close to our family as well. Such a powerful song in more ways than one...
nightmarestrength 10 months ago
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nightmarestrength 10 months ago
Thank you for making such a beautiful song.
StonedChief 10 months ago
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StonedChief 10 months ago
Beautiful, plain beautiful, I don't think there's ampther way to describe it.
NewStinker 10 months ago
Great song I couldnt say it any better... perfect words....
nisharivera 10 months ago
OMG! This is just touching! I'm watching it again, and am crying! Thank you for such a beautiful song!!!!!
SharonPorcaro 10 months ago
i can play this song of my piano. it´s a wonderful song. i love it <3
RoseStallard 10 months ago
How inspiring! Thank you for sharing such a gorgeous way to share the message about Autsim. It breaks my heart and offers hope at the same time.
3DChaser 10 months ago
I will add this to my autism awareness playlist.
sandratrusty 10 months ago
:) My Song
NancyHolman30 10 months ago
Beautiful. I have a 9yo dtr on the spectrum....through the struggle and the pain, there is also the beauty that is she. Autism is the unique way of viewing the world that my daughter sees things....meeting in the middle is where you meet her.
reidlum 10 months ago
You are so beautiful. This video is so important. Thank you.
PomeroyThivierge 10 months ago
i like how you put it and it helps give me hope and i like the representation of autism you give and at how it you put it exactily how i would put it!!
RobinetteJobin 10 months ago
Like AgateTrieuxBarca, my cosuin too is autistic that learns everything by numbers. He wouldn't remember names, just birthdays. And if you asked him a date, he would tell you right away what day of the week that? was in. For example, tell him: July 21st 1546 and he could tell you: Monday! Or something like that. Unbelievable.
LangleyEmond 10 months ago
Excellent original song and wonderful singing! You are very talented, Jodigirl!
pianogirl98 10 months ago
I think this song is wonderful it just shows so much the way people feel
ayaBonneville 10 months ago
Wow that was very touching. Tears streamed down my face, and I couldn't stop crying. This girl is so cute. i love u girl
SennetJodion 10 months ago
My cousin has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder when he was only 3 years old, I cried for weeks. We found a very good school that teaches children with this diagnos. He is now 9 and life has changed because of this school he is going to. Even when it stays hard on us, we can now see clearly.
AgateTrieuxBarca 10 months ago
you go girl! this video it's great! really helpful and sweet.
BaptisteTruchon 10 months ago
SO SWEET AND ADORABLE. Great work Jodi
LachanceArmina 10 months ago
wow whoever says anyone with autism is retarded lacks all common sense and they can go to hell where they belong.
CarolVandiver 10 months ago
On the topic I actually teach an autistic child violin. He's a delight to have, when he is clean, and I find it fascinating to learn how his mind works and working alternate methods of teaching him.
zapdrun 10 months ago
The best piano song, that i ever hear.
DragWimp 10 months ago
Great video, really got the point across.. Need more videos like this to increase understanding, especially at the public schools. And she is soooo cute >:D<
CarolVandiver 10 months ago
I want to hit the like button nonstop.
PeterRandles 10 months ago
It pains me to watch it :( Jodi you are just amazing
TristanGentile 10 months ago
This is one of the greatest things I've ever seen.
CameronLahey 10 months ago
Fantastic video. Great to see this information getting out to the public about these beautiful children. More knowledge will lead to less ignorance. They aren't retarded, just learn differently.
ArcherWilshire 10 months ago
I SOOOOOOOOOOOOO loved this video! I am the proud mom of a 13 year old Autistic boy and I am determined to share as much information with my friends and loved ones about Autism but.. I don't want to just scream "Autism Awareness" I want to show how beautiful, funny, and unique autistic children are. Thank you Thank you Thank you for posting this video! : )
MiaHazon 10 months ago
Wow! That was really impressive...and only 9 years old! Thank you, Jodi, for a wonderful song!
NoirAngelique 11 months ago
AMAZING! :) <3
12stanfast 11 months ago
fabulous song- great playing - way to go jodi
tiptopshawn 1 year ago
Great Job Jodi- this song is excellent - loved the ending!!!!!!
nylaundry 1 year ago
wow jodi this is a great song!!! and well played excellent
harylary 1 year ago