Autistic Girl Expresses Unimaginable Intelligence

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This amazing girl proves autism is not what most doctors and everyone else think it is. For educational purposes only, I do not own this content.

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[Hellen Alberts]

What an inspiring story never give up. my cousin is autistic but she is improving though she says  a few words and loves to dance she also plays the piano well and she is only 7 years. just give her a tune to listen the next minute she is playing it. Autistic children are special.

[Biggette22]

I believe that comment is directed at someone who was making not-so-nice comments. That person's comments have been removed.

[AUgustusDeLaVega]

her father is such a good man

[WolffHeart24]

That was amazing to watch. I'm kind of speechless.

[Shadowcat107]

a wonderful story  ;D

[itsmeagain293]

Amazing parents - they are right. Their friends suck. She is a great girl. She is unable to regulate her fear response and its jammed by her emotions at times. She is amazing. I think she has cortex inflammation and so she stims. Bless her. She is as stubborn as me - an "aspie".

[poop turd]

this is amazing she can help with autism research so much.

[Caigarcorp]

Right! I wonder whether the parents had her seen by a neurologist and had an EEG done on her as it would show whether there were severe abnormalities in her brain waves. She really needs some medication to calm her down. Many parents do not want it but it would really help her. Even a mild medicine like Phenergan would help her.

[James Shenstone]

Big respect for the parents, although their efforts should be standard procedure, not a rarity. I believe cannabis could sort out a lot of her physical and mental stresses, bet they've considered it. Maybe eat it in a yoghurt or something in the morning. Wait a few years for a bong ;)

[Aaryn Goodwin]

I do not see any validity or use in the language games you are playing. People are going to continue to use those terms, and many of them may not even be aware of any negative stereotypes associated with them, let alone hold those views themselves. If you run around trying to correct peoples' terminology, you waste time and energy that could be better spent in more meaningful educational efforts. You're quibbling over the title of a video that has done more to correct prejudices than you have.