I admire you, Candy! ❤😊 Thank you for enlightening us about this. Spreading awareness about autism does a lot to our society. Through it, we have the opportunity to spread kindness and love. We also learn from ausome kids. In a lot of ways, they teach us many things, too, if we just open our minds wholeheartedly to embrace their uniqueness. Salute to a good mother like you, Candy. May you have more strength to overcome challenges. You are an inspiration to us. God bless you. God bless Quentin, a lovely soul. Our Lord God loves you very much.

Hindi ka masamang nanay candy pangilinan d best nanay ka ky quinten

Love you Candy❤️❤️❤️👍

Ikaw ay Isang kahangahangang ina.sana pslakasin ka pa ng Dios ,para sa iyong anak❤

We love you Ms. Candy and Q ❤❤❤❤❤

❤ Godbless sis candy and quentin

The woman in japan is right there is a school for that kaawAawa naman ng anak mo the way they threat you sa graduation pag ako ako ang magwawala buti wla siyang anak na asd makita niya kong ano ang pakiramdam

I’m State cerfitified (USA) NCI+ non violence interventionist for autism. Just watching him, I am very certain he is going to live a normal life. I even doubted that he has autism. The boy seems brilliant and special but not autistic.

I salute you candy

Godbless you more Candy and Quentin❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹

In Jesus Name Amen

Sobrang saludo talaga ako sayu Ms.Candy, Kung may mas mataas pa sa salitang the BEST MOM , Yan ang bagay na itawag sa inyo na ibinibigay ang LAHAT sa mga anak na kapareho ni Q. , GOD BLESS YOU and GIVE YOU MORE STRENGTH ❤❤❤

Ang pagkaka-intindi q, meron din stages ang AUTISM. Ibig q sabihin, mild or worse condition. Meron aq kapatid na ausome pero able sya. Ibig q sabihin, yon basic way of living alam nya kasi naturuan namin.

I salute you Ms Candy bcoz how Quentin now is all bcoz of you❤

Hi mam candy ask ko lng po .magkano po ba mg pa therapy.. Anak ko poo kase ...once atime lng mag sakita....tahimik lng po sya .. ayaw nya makipag laro sa kuya nya..

Grabe ang hirp po mgkaron ng batang my special needs😢😢khit ako po nahhrapan😢😢

Youre such an awesome mom of Q,I do admire you,God bless both of you.

Q was lucky to have Candy as his Mum. Kasi hindi madali to have a kid na may autism. I've been working with Students that are in spectrum and with special needs.Kelangan ng mahabang pasensya 😢.

We have twins with ASD and they are 7 years old now. We are still pushing through with all the therapies and we’ll give them all the support as much as possible. We also fear what they will be in the future

Wondering , is there any hitting moment or hurting somebody that you son's do to other?

pretty ung mag ina

I will pray for your family. At present time, people are being aware about the children with autism. People already started to know about autism. God Bless sa inyo and continue to love and support him

Salute to you, Candy!. It is heartbreaking for a mother to give tough love, but you have done a wonderful job with Quentin. God bless you.

ako may anak ako ADHD.. at may sakit pa sya ng loslos😢 kailangan operahan .. pero takot ako kasi sa kalagayan niya .. baka ma binat .after ng operasyon. kasi nga super sya makulit.. 😢takbo dito .. takbo doon.. 😢

ang hirap . may anak na autism..parang ang bigat .. sa pakiramdam.. lalo na wala kang magulang .. sa tabi mo..

Abroad, there are lots of autistic people; there are lots of support program for them; they are integrated with regular classrooms, there are teachers specializing in this field and they are the ones handling them.

Salute to you ms. Candy... you are strong, Q is very lucky having you as his mother

Salute to your family for all the sacrifices you went through. You've been doing a great job and truly au/wesome parents. Pawi, it seems, is high functioning. Keep it up. For tactless people who encounter special people, have a heart. It doesnt require much. Basic good manners and empathy goes a long way for families such as the Cosgayons.

I salute you mommy raising a 3 kids i am also a yaya of autism kids very lucky and sweet

I suggest researching the effect of carnivorous diets on our health.

pretty yummy ka

His a lovely Boy.Congrats Mom and Dad.

Amazed to this wonderful mommy👍🩷 It's true her words its just like winning the lotto but through her journey with her kids was the priceless gift from God

Thumbs up to this wonderful mommies🥰 It helps to seen the powerful life of a woman

Watching this interviews amazed me the tandem of husband and wife. My husband had same POV with sir hahahaa and with mommy i'm impressed with your journey from corporate life to mommy of LO.. it really takes a lot of sacrifices but it's worth it🥰

Very Nice to watch this kind of stories to tell ans shared to everyone. It inspired us and appreciate life more with our LO

Thank you for this kind of vlog sharing and telling their stories and feelings 🥰 It inspired us to fight more for our ausome kids

The problem with SPED in our country is not really for those who have the disabilities. This is for those who have better capabilities of learning.

Cry it out… it’s ok!

Miss candy I understand you. I have a son with asd. He's 6 now and, diagnosed with asd at 3yrs old. He was not talking until 4. We took him to speech therapist right away after the doctor said he has asd. Alhamdullillah now he's 6 and is going to a regular elementary school here in japan but he has class for children with special needs in the same school.

Apoq

I feel you mommy.. It's really hard to hear negative comment from our therapist but for me this negative comment gives me motivation to learn the things they do and apply it at home.... I have an 18 y. O. HFASD son. When he was young, Everytime I went to his therapy, his OT would give us comments and reports on what he is doing during the therapy and what are the things that is hard for him... Then we discuss on what I can do at home to help him improve.... I always ask for an assignment for consistency.. It's not because we send our kids to therapy and that is enough. We as parents need to do our part too and that is to continue what they are doing in therapy and apply it at home. ❤️❤️

Actually mas masama kang nanay kung hihilahin mo ng walang habas anak mo habang nag tatantrums, hindi man ako nasa case ni mommy candy pero ang hirap ng nagtatantrums anak mo in public hinahayaan ko lang den mag tantrums anak ko at pag kumalma saka ko sya aaluin tatsnungin ano gusto bakit ganon kasi 2 years old palang sya and super frustratjng kasi super taas ng energy ng anak ko at lagi syang nagtatantrums sa labas kasi d nya alam paano mag behave in public dahil nasa bahay kami lagi

Tama po iyan. Sana laging positive. There's always a chance.

Ako rin mam..yan rin ang sinasabi ko sa ibang tao yung di cya kilala..only one child lang cya mam for 11 years..tangap na tangap ko ang anak ko..

I know its hard for the parents having a kid with Autism but you guys should People with Autism.

As a person with a disability, I find the notion that my child is my ticket to heaven offensive. It implies that having a child with a disability is somehow a requirement for spiritual reward, which is both untrue and dismissive of the value of individuals with disabilities. My decision to have children, regardless of their abilities, is deeply personal and not contingent on any perceived notion of divine approval. Comments like these overlook the complexities of parenting and the love and dedication that all parents, regardless of their children's abilities, possess. Let's celebrate the uniqueness and worth of all individuals, without imposing judgment or expectations based on perceived notions of heaven or spirituality

ano pong pangalan ng center nyo

mam its ok to cry

Why cant people just use Autism or Autistic? stop with this ausome and overly positive language, autism is not a bad word.