Thank you for this video. I just found my baby come with this problem and this video really comforts me and gives me hope everything will be okay. And that it will be difficult but my baby will survive.

Thank you I appreciate this video. This is definitely our family and I have been trying so hard to correct and be better at

Thank you I have been struggling and this has reaffirmed a lot for me. Sometime there are cultural barriers that interfere with these strategies that are not discussed, but your video has definitely made me want to take another look at how I can overcome those cultural barriers/ use to my advantage but still feel effective

Thank you for spreading awareness of NF1.

A story of grit and determination to give the best... Great to see progress. Well done, Seattle Children's!

❤️❤️❤️ so beautiful Latika and Kunal. I agree with Kunal that this is every parents nightmare. You both have shown amazing strength and when we see her she melts our hearts! I wish you all the best. ❤️

How successful is Stem Cell Therapy in resolving Autism cases.

Hello, keep being a voice. You might be interested in this channel 👉 #drjohnaking. I find him encouraging and insightful.

My 14 y.o. grandson ( I am his guardian) Is on the autism spectrum. He will not leave the house, since March 2022, and do has transitioned to on/ line schooling, as all video for therapy and medical appts. This presentation is very informative, I have never heard of the majority of these resources. Does anyone have suggestions for figuring out what an individual actually is able to accomplish, either academically or physically? We see many avoidance behaviors when presented tasks, both academic and physical. Thank you for all the information discussed and shared.

My autistic son is 19. He was not very social and stayed in his room all day, didn't make eye contact for more than a second, had problems with textures and had some motor skill problems as well as developmental disabilities. 4 months ago we all switched to a carnivore way of eating and he has just come alive. He joins and starts conversations, he looks at you when you when you talk to him, he started hugging us, says 'thank you,' he asked for a bicycle and now rides it down to the park everyday, does household chores without being asked, and eats foods he used to avoid because of the textures. A couple weeks ago, he inquired about getting a job. We been absolutely astounded by his changes in just 4 months. We're looking forward to seeing more improvement in the months to come.

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Why such inequity between one school and another in treatment of "misbehavior" and of autistic children in general??? why can so few of us relate to this?

I wanna see if any of this resonates with my mom. I remember that was absolutely true about not wanting to go to bed because nothing fun was left in the day.

Thank you for sharing this! It is very helpful and simple to understand. Have shared this with the parents of our group! :)

As a medical doctor who is female and on the spectrum I’m glad this work is being done.

Beautiful!

😢 thanks for doctors

Hi, my son is 6 he is on the spectrum and non-verbal. Me and his behavioral therapist been doing potty training since he was 4 and we set timers and only reward a good snack(that he rarely have) after going potty. I been putting him on underwear and we are still having issues every day. Also its been consistent as well. We do the timers every 15 mins.

I love this, thank you so much for all the free information about PBS.

Not always asking will get you the real answer. When I was younger, I was really high risk.. I never told anyone, because I was scared they would get mad at me. Along with the fact I got threatened to be thrown in the psych ward(I’ve been many times, even went to Seattle children’s before.). So, asking might not help. I’d suggest just giving tools to help them get better, such as counseling. Take away sharps and things that can be used to harm themselves. Get a lock box. Those work best. Always be open. Don’t get mad at them for expressing emotions. Help them find a healthy way to let them out. Idk these are just suggestions. I’ve struggled with suicidal ideation my whole life. These are just things that I would think helps a bit. Just being open and creating a relationship where they feel safe and like they can trust you. I never could trust my parents. So. Yeah, if you want to help them. Let it be known, but don’t smother them.

Very informative, thank you

thank you so very much. I just really appreciate your tone, and the details, and perspective, in a way i understand. and techniques i can apply. So helpful. great tone, not judgy and shaming, but with understanding the goals parents are trying to do. Subscribing and notifications.

I love someone so much that I forgot to love myself 😕

Thanks for putting up this video about Rebecca Bird's mural. It is the most impressive artwork I have ever seen. It is incredibly powerful and moving. It is overwhelming to see, like the Grand Canyon. The feat of its being made by one human would be enough to blow minds BUT! it is so much more... making visible the spirit of love and generosity which animated these scientists to work on the behalf of children, it is a monument to kindness.

I miss ms.Lizz she did my acupuncture to for my chronic pain when I was there as a teen

Thanks for sharing Javi!

It is so nice that we are not as practice hiding everything from children but rahter explaining what is appropriate. So many many children turn away from medical care as adults due to the older policies of hiding everything from kids as though they were too stupid to know something happened. The unknown is more scary than anything

Such an outstanding piece, so wide-ranging and detailed in topics and elements. I am particularly impressed by the conceptual and technical craftsmanship it must have taken to handle a mural of such dimension. Moreover, an inspiring example of a vital and meaningful connection between art and social life!

do you maybe have all the Sources listed somewhere?

Just an absolutely incredible depth to this work. The scale is awe striking, but what really blows me away is the detail she put into all the stories within this mural... Just like children they're all significant and worthy of love, there is not one detail to tell their story left without the most profound care. Thank you Rebecca for this gift to humanity!

What an amazing piece by Rebecca! This mural represents Rebecca's outstanding talent and will continue impressing everyone who sees it over generations. Congrats!

What an amazing artist - the mural is beyond impressive, inspirational and heartfelt. Thank you Rebecca Bird and Seattle Children’s. :)

I was so happy to see this painting and video, Rebecca. Wonderful work!!

It was so great to watch this and see your work (and you) again, Rebecca. Amazing and beautiful work, as always.

Rebecca, this is fantastic! I feel this is a singular piece of work, and a testament to your years of commitment and hard work to your Art. Words do not express how proud I am of you and what you have created here. As a side note, Children's Hospital saved the life of my first born son, now 43 years ago.

Beautiful. Would love to see it in person one day.

Very moving presentation. Looking forward to seeing it up close, the details and form are overwhelming. Superb!

It's beautiful!

How gorgeous. I'm always awed by muralists and this is just breath-taking. Well done.

Seattle holds a new, wonderful treasure of almost shocking grandeur in the mural created by Rebecca Bird and commissioned by the Seattle Children's hospital. I wonder if people are even broadly aware of it yet? This masterpiece will forever demand my return. It is a fitting and deeply beautiful monument to the incredible work of the researchers at the facility, the outcome of which the entire world will benefit from. Stand there, view the work, then close your eyes and imagine yourself as mother or father to a child lifted from genetic illness by the work done here. Now open your eyes and look again.

Does she talk?

school and family are the two most things that cause me stress i’m lazy and hopeless, i have no motivation my wish is just to grow up, have my own job, my kid, a house and live happily without any social problem.

That's scarry bu I do not like the anesthesia Mask because I had it and it Scared me.

Wow, this is the best video ever I have seen.

I actually liked nathalias art. Very beautiful

Amazing! This must have been difficult to talk about, it's so awesome that you came in to talk and share your stories with us! 💓

Doctor is really god.

This video captures the true pain of the refeeding process. It took me two years to stabilize weight, and now I am working on intuitive eating. Every day in refeeding it feels like you are going against law, against everything you know. You come out a different person, and it is the scariest thing I have ever gone through. It is also thd best thing I have gone through. I truly found myself for the first time and formed bonds with others who shared my pain. Thank you to Seattle Children's hospital for this video, and thank you for bringing so much awareness.

Thank you for being so open and honest x

Imagine having parents who care that much. Wild.