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Uploaded by on Jun 17, 2007

A brilliant poem, performed brilliantly. This poem is an excellent way for parents of a special needs child to get across how they feel to others.

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  • This is one of my favorite stories. I love it even more now, after listening to it read by Guy Hayton. Wow. My daughter with downs is now 25 years old and I can say, I love Holland!

  • Brilliant poem, It summed up having our child with Down's syndrome perfectly

    Well read

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  • I have a rare genetic disorder and have heard this poem several times. I am amazed at how well this man is able to read this poem! The emotion and the words are so profound! God bless you all!

  • Words are by Emily Perl Kingsley. She's a writer for Sesame Street. Her son Jason was born in 1974 with Down Syndrome. This is hands down, one of my favorite poems. This was beautifully read. Well done.

  • wow, what a touching and amazing discription. Thank you for sharing your poem and heart with us.

  • I couldn't have said it better myself. I have two sons that have autism and people ask me all the time. Now I just tell them this story. Thank you!

  • Brilliant poem, it summed up having a child with severe Cerebral Palsy. Thank you for sharing! One of the best on YouTube.

  • Thank this poem help me focus on what is real important, to enjoy my son and be grateful and happy to be in Holland.

  • My two little boys, 4 and 2, are autistic. This brought tears to my eyes. I rarely think of Italy because Holland is all I know. Among many other ways, we are lucky in that regard.

  • Wonderful.

  • i love love love this beautiful poem, my daughter has Cerebral Palsy. I know when friends and family say 'i understand waht your going through' they mean well but they really dont unless they are there themselves. This is a really good way for them to get an insight of it all. xxxx

  • Love it! My son has DS and this is the first thing I read at the hospital about DS and I have always loved it and even 8 years later it still gives me goosebumps! Beautifully done!

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