When Gavin wanted to sponsor 2 kids with his own money , I lost it 😢 , this kid has a tremendous heart , he's so intelligent and he very eloquent for a person that can't verbally communicate he's very good with his choice of words , I wish that with all these technologies we can voice more kids like him , I have a 2 years old non verbal child with autism , seeing videos like this brings me lots of hope

Gavin’s Mum is an incredible lady. Such devotion and love ❤️

@cindyschultz2217

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words.

@cindyschultz2217

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. Add us on facebook The Hopeful One - Gavin Schultz!

@kaycilynam7708

2 жыл бұрын

Cindy is such an inspirational lady!!!!

@djm5k

Жыл бұрын

This mother is a miracle worker. She has enabled her son to get to the point where he is now.

I used to be completely ignorant in the matter. I used to think non-verbal people couldn’t understand what people were saying. I’ve since been corrected. They understand everything and it must be very frustrating for them that so many people have that misunderstanding.

@nooraqueen2716

7 ай бұрын

It depends on the severity

Wow his mom is so calm and loving. Gavin knows way more then he says, super smart 🤓

Gavin gives me hope that my autistic daughter will one day speak , even if it’s with her device. Thanks for sharing this beautiful testimony.

People need to see this, Gavin is proof that it IS what's on the inside that really counts, I hope he goes far in his dreams and goals..

@timbredan3476

Жыл бұрын

Well said

Gavin is so intelligent it's awesome to hear his thoughts come to the surface. My sons 3 and totally nonverbal this is so inspiring

@fuzzcrisis3242

5 жыл бұрын

My son is nonverbal and 3 also. This made me cry. I can't wait until I can communicate on this level with him.

@cindyschultz2217

5 жыл бұрын

Your son will go so far, never give up on him.

@cindyschultz2217

4 жыл бұрын

@@VetaPhoenix Add us on facebook Cindy Schultz and The Hopeful One - Gavin Schultz

@cindyschultz2217

4 жыл бұрын

@@fuzzcrisis3242 Add us on facebook Cindy Schultz and The Hopeful One - Gavin Schultz

@laurahernandez1513

4 жыл бұрын

My son is 3 nonverbal he has autism . This is inspiring me so much my son is lovely he is in preschool in a special class . Thanks so much to all the teachers and therapists that work really hard for my son and all the children with autism ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

As a mother of an autistic child. Thank you for sharing ❤️

Seeing him smile just filled me with such joy.

@autismalamode

4 жыл бұрын

😊

@VickyDrouillard

11 ай бұрын

Hay he needs to use toilet

Gavin you are a leader and inspiration. We are so blessed to have met you and your family.

What an inspiring young man. I hope he gets his book published. Thank you for spreading awareness about autism.

Got diagnosed last year in adulthood and I’m verbal but I can certainly see some similarities though I hide mine. My family used to wonder why I’d go off or do the things I do and he puts it very well, we see the things others’s don’t. I used to stare at my hands for ages and look at all the lines in my hands. I notice patterns among other things. I did play but in some restricted way. Though I have no special skills and I’m just average intelligence. I tried to hide so many symptoms but my Mum would seek help and then I would because I was just struggling to cope. I moved in and out of my parents’ house. Finally a key worker for something else found out my family wanted an assessment (I didn’t think I had it and went in to prove them wrong) and she pushed for a diagnoses. She must have noticed something that so many missed. Well apparently I have autism. I’m in supported housing for now (my own flat) and I hope to try get a more normal life. But damn I wish this was all picked up much earlier. Thanks for sharing your story anyway. It’s interesting to see the similarities and differences along the spectrum from verbal and non-verbal. Fyi: I was and am hyperactive too (a nightmare for my Mum). She had a difficult pregnancy. I had issues with my ears and missed many milestones aside from running and walking. Had to have speech therapy very early on. Had trouble speaking till I was five then they couldn’t shut me up. HF ASD runs in the family. I’m also dyslexic. I really like people and try to be social but I struggle and always have. I also personally (please don’t take offense) dislike the term neurotypical. Even non autistics are diverse and in the end we’re all human. We need to learn to accept our differences, enjoy them and see our similarities, need to respect each other and try to get along although it can be hard. Again thanks for sharing. I watch these to learn about my own condition and watch others and see how they live, cope and learn. Edit: Our technology has come a long way and it’s awesome to find non-verbals and others can now communicate. He’s a lovely lad. Great video! Thanks for sharing your lives Gavin and his Mum!

@timbredan3476

Жыл бұрын

I wish you well! Thank you for sharing!

The world needs more Gavin’s 😭 his heart is so pure.

@cindyschultz2217

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, his heart is very pure! He is an awesome young man.

@cindyschultz2217

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Sarahakathleen! Like us on facebook The Hopeful One - Gavin Schultz

@TheRojo387

2 жыл бұрын

Sure, like the world needs more scary idiots(!)

It is amazing, he is a prisoner inside his own mind. He is so intelligent but he can not communicate properly. He must be so frustrated that he knows so much but he cannot verbalise his thoughts and opinions to the outside world.

@PraveenSriram

2 жыл бұрын

I’m a prisoner in my body also with high functioning autism and Asperger’s but I’m able to communicate

@Kiki-yw9kc

2 жыл бұрын

@@PraveenSriram I bet you are killing it, everyone will love you for who you are ❤️

@PraveenSriram

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kiki-yw9kc thank you for your kind words ginger. I was actually seriously bullied and ostracized in school but life is somewhat better in my late 30s.

@Kiki-yw9kc

2 жыл бұрын

@@PraveenSriram just be you always and you will do so well, you sound like a wonderful person. I wish you nothing but happiness and good health sweetheart ❤️

Gavin, you are the perfect example of the saying "Don't judge a book by its cover." I hope your writing s get published. Rock On!

This is beautiful. I have autism as well. And this is so amazing to see a fellow autism warrior sharing his story.

To Gavin and his mother thank you so much for sharing your story this was so inspirational to me and gives me so much hope for my children, with God all things are possible.

How I wish I could meet you and sit and share a cup of coffee and listen to more of your story! Thank you. We have a 18 yr old non verbal autistic son who is currently in a residential home and somehow we don’t understand why the school and/or home won’t work more diligently with him to use his iPad to communicate. It’s like they gave up because when he uses it he gets so frustrated that they say it triggers behaviors. I just can’t believe that it has to end that way!! Anyway- thank you so much for this inspiring and like Gavin said- encouraging story!!! God Blesa your family!

What are those few dislikes for?! I just can't understand why would someone hit the thumbs down! God bless that young man and his family.

Gavin’s smile melted my heart ❤️ he’s an incredible person ❤️

She’s a wonderful mother. Very kind and patient

Beautiful video, Gavin is such a delight to watch and very intelligent. God bless Gavin and his mom 🙏❤️

It is bitter/sweet and overall awe inspiring to here the words of these people. Just the sheer knowing that there is a whole individual in every one, and wants to be heard and loved. I hear you, Gavin!

What a smart young man ! I hope your book gets published 👍🏼 btw, his mom is an amazing lady

I work with autistic adults. Some at the same point on the spectrum as Gavin and all along at each end of the spectrum. It is a baffling, surprising, challenging, upsetting, amusing, unsettling, heartwarming, smile-making and at times worrying trait of some humans. It can be a blessing and a curse to both be autistic and to work with autistic people. While it would put me out of a job, I dream of a day when these people are no longer trapped. It's difficult to be politcally correct and not offend people. But at times I so wish these individuals could experience (won't say enjoy - because who's to say they don't already enjoy their time on earth) how it is to be neurotypical. While autistic people with limited capabilities may seem mute and invalid to the outside world, I see those who I support jump up to news stories on TV or music, or specific people. These occurances cannot all be random. At times, sadly it can superficially seem that some autistic individuals are an 'alive human body' like a shell with a soul. But then sparks of imagination and pure intelligence and sense of humour, along with affection and understanding shine through piercingly. These individuals should be cherished, cared for and, for Christ's sake, EVERY avenue of neuro-science should be rooted out to see if we can, at the very least help them live their lives and communicate their needs.

@elainewhitelock5347

2 жыл бұрын

Persons with autism are often quite happy in their world. It is ourselves the neuro typical that have to be more understanding /adaptable for making their lives satisfying .

@timbredan3476

Жыл бұрын

@@elainewhitelock5347 well said

@kellyherrin

Жыл бұрын

​​@@elainewhitelock5347 He was so careful to try to make sure no one took his comment the wrong way. He specified that he wasn't insinuating that people with autism aren't joyful. He works with autistic people, so he should know. Some of them are absolutely not happy to be where they are on the spectrum though. Lastly, I think he said that he himself is also autistic, but I might have misinterpreted that sentence.

@helenhenninger835

10 ай бұрын

Oh believe me, autistic people wish you could experience what it was to be autistic...but I don't think the neurotypical mind would be able to handle it. It's like tripping on every substance you can imagine simultaneously, or what that would be like if it only had an upside, as well as being able to encapsulate what hell on earth feels like without it breaking you. But you can't feel it so don't concern yourself with it

@chloeindigo

9 ай бұрын

Why would they need to experience what it is to be neurotypical? Do you mean you would like them to be able to communicate more easily? Cos those two things don't have to go together. Autism isn't just not being able to communicate, we have a radically a different culture, way of processing and set of ethics. Yes, we have different ethics. Across the board. I'm Australian and in our history white people wanted to emancipate indigenous people from what they perceived as a terrible life and blind to the richness kg their culture. You can imagine how that went. Making people more like you isn't the answer to helping them be happy. Empowering them is. Neurotypical people don't have it together, you just don't see your own faults because you all back each other up and reinforce each other. The neurotypical world is frighteningly unhealthy looking at it from the outside.

This is so amazing!! I love Gavin!! My son James is 4 1/2 yrs old, moderate/severely autistic, and a severe toe Walker. He is so smart and wonderful!! What a blessing!!! I love his FAITH IN GOD!!! Great job GAVIN, and you too MAMA!! God bless y’all always and forever! Jeremiah 29:11

I really appreciate this inspirational and educational video. My son is 29 years old and I am trying to get him an IPAD like this one. Gavin has a heart of gold :).

@tookitogo

Жыл бұрын

Out of curiosity, did you end up getting the iPad? Did it work?

What a beautiful child! His heart and spirit shine so bright.

God Bless these wonderful parents who devote their lives to their children. This has to be challenging on the daily & as the parents get older, more so. This mom is delightful!

Oh my goodness! What a wonderful mom and amazing son! He has such a sweet, kind heart! I am so glad that he is able to communicate his thoughts in this way - what the world would be missing if this technology was not available! Keep up the good work guys! You are giving hope to so many!

@cindyschultz2217

4 жыл бұрын

Add us on facebook Cindy Schultz and The Hopeful One - Gavin Schultz

I want to thank all the ppl who have shared videos on Autism sometime parents like me who has a son with Autism don't get a fair chance in life ppl shy away so I love my son 33yrs and he's smart he knows his siblings and their friends he's my bright and shining light hug your kids and treat Autism people the way you would love to be treat. ♥

I'm bawling 😭 I love this kid and his mama! I pray they are well 😊

Such great and loving mother and son!

Gavin Keep On Practicing Talking Because You Are The Man

Ugh my heart. He’s so sweet. God bless you and your mama.

I’m a KZreadr at 26 years old I’ve got Asperger’s and autism but luckily I’ve managed to fought off the nonverbal spectrum and continue to what everyone else does by having a chat

What an awesome young man and mom.

Both mom and Gavin are amazing. More power to you guys and I hope Gavin reaches his full potential!

Happy to see Gavin interact and express very confidently. When I see him I remember my son's struggle. He is also non verbal autistic boy. Being a father I will be happy to interact with his parents. Request you to please let me know how can we connect with you?

I absolutely adore this film, inspirational Gavin to so many and his wonderful empathic mother, thank you for sharing.

Mom, you and Gsvin are incredible. Both of you will help people in many ways. Yiu will help to inspire people all over the world. God bless you. God is working through you both. Gavin has a sweet heart. That board he uses is amazing. Your goals are wonderful. Keep believing.

I've been working with a non verbal 13 year old. I feel like he is just giving me the run around on our work we've been doing. So this is inspiring to see.

What a nice smile Gavin has. It's so wonderful that he's got this communication tool. Gavin's mom sure does love him a lot. And, really, the most important thing for all of us is love.

The human brain and how is works is probably the most interesting thing in the world.

A beautiful child and a more beautiful mother....she knew best❤

Omg he's exactly like my big brother Earl whose nonverbal severely autistic. My youngest son is autistic and Jake is his Uncle Earl's best buddy because they know their alike.

Awesome lady. That blew me away when Gavin was talking on the tablet. Hope he has a successful writing career.

A wonderful young man! God bless you Gavin and family 🌸

wow.... great video. our son Nolan has autism as well and is non verbal at the moment but we don't know if he will be able to develop speech in the future. This is very encouraging to know that even if he didn't learn to speak he can still communicate. Thank you so much for this.

@autismalamode

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comment. It takes a lot of work to make these videos, knowing it helps other parents or individuals who are on the spectrum, makes it all worth while. -Jason

@cindyschultz2217

5 жыл бұрын

Never give up on Nolan, he will come far!!!!!

@yevettebamber4273

4 жыл бұрын

It's amazing what comes out of his mind truely amazing. Our beautiful boy is 9 and the older he gets the smarter he gets but it's scary also. However I prefer to not think of the things things that scare me. Gavin gives me hope for our future

Gavin is so awesome love how he express him self very nice. God bless you Gavin.

You can say hello or ask Gavin questions at facebook.com/thehopefulonegavinschultz/ Don't forget to subscribe and click the bell next to the subscription button to be notified when the next episode is up. You can watch the other videos below: Behind the Autism: Season 1 Episode 1 - kzread.info/dash/bejne/dIWHsZSskcXLgps.html Episode 2 - kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXWisKxtebTgmag.html Episode 3 - kzread.info/dash/bejne/hH18sK6QhsK6l5M.html

I am so glad that Gavin, even though he is non-verbal and has autism understands what we all go through! Though with the real! I am 25 years old, and I have Asperger syndrome or what they would now call autism spectrum disorder, which is a whole load of crap if you ask me to ask me. But he's right, even though I am very verbal and vocal. A lot of the time, I do not feel heard, and it hurts. And has an ipad to communicate what he wants and what he wants , and he wants other people to know and see and believe about autism.. He explains autism in a nutshell. Even though he is completely unverbal, it's completely non-verbal. He is right; too many people sit in silence islands regardless of whether they are verbal or not. Sometimes it's hard for me to get my feelings out as a 25 year old Who is really really verbal sometimes I can tell you in the midst of me crying, and then there are Times where I cannot tell you why I'm crying or I know I'm crying but I can't tell you maybe it's a sensory problem maybe I'm emotionally depleted I don't know in those moments it could be because I have a seizure I don't know. Like on Tuesday, I had what I would call zone out caesars was basically look like I'm intentionally not paying attention to you when you call my name and that is not it at all. I don't always respond because it looks like I'm staring off to space people sometimes call them daydream seizures sometimes Staring spells whatever you want to call it all it but it still makes it hard to communicate. On Tuesday I had to leave work because I had 5 of them! Thank God I did not have the big grandmal seizures that everybody assumes what epilepsy is. It's not the ONLY that that is the only epilepsy there is. And that's not true! And I can do a video later on how to do it or explain it

@tookitogo

Жыл бұрын

I have what my psychiatrist describes as “some Asperger’s traits”. I know exactly what you mean about being very verbal but feeling unheard. What I don’t really know is whether I’m actually not _being_ heard, or if it’s just me not picking up on the _responses._ (I know that I suck at picking up signals from others. For example, I’ve had friends tell me “didn’t you notice that person flirting with you?” and I’m like, “I had no idea”.)

Gavin your a beautiful soul! So inspirational and encouraging! Mom you have raised a fine young man! I wish nothing but the best for you and your beautiful family

Jason- This is very well done. Congrats! Gavin- Thank you SO much for sharing! You have given me so much encouragement as I am a Mommy to two beautiful boys with Autism. Keep up the good work. I can't wait to buy your book! Cindy- You are an awesome Mom!!! I will remember to ask my boys if they have anything to add. What a great question. As parents, we spend a lot of time asking the questions, but how right you are to let our kids take the reigns, too. Thank you so much for doing this video!

@autismalamode

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. It was a lot of fun to make, but very time consuming. Gavin & Cindy were a lot of fun to interview. I know we will have more projects together in the future.

@cindyschultz2217

6 жыл бұрын

Jason did do a fantastic job on this project. Gavin and I are so honored to be part of it. Thank you for all your kind words. Autism is a journey and we have to make the most of it. Gavin has taught me so much and I am thankful to have him as a son. Best of luck to you with your boys. Please keep in touch. Both Gavin and I are on facebook and the non profit we are part of is Autism Solution Pieces. :)

@cindyschultz2217

4 жыл бұрын

Add us on facebook Cindy Schultz and The Hopeful One - Gavin Schultz

We need more people like Gavin in this world. God bless you, Sir. I will be on the lookout for your bookS! 😊

He is amazing Thank you for sharing. My Granddaughter is non verbal and I love seeing this as progress and to learn from Gavin. I especially like his statement about sitting in silence 💕

Thank you to share this story. My Son Noan is autistic teen too and can’t speak and express what he thinks yet. You are so inspiring. God bless you and your family.

He has a beautiful smile!!

God bless Gavin, may he fulfil destiny

this made me so emotional its so beautiful and inspiring

@autismalamode

4 жыл бұрын

❤️

Thanks for sharing! My nephew just turned 9 and has autism and also nonverbal. I am very interested in learning more about this method!! It seems a lot of the issues that Jason has my nephew also does and we are not sure how to get him to sit down long enough or pay attention to learn this method as his stemming tends to take over. He is built a lot like Jason.. thank u Jason for helping us understand a little more about what’s going on in the mind of an autistic child 🤗

Wow they are amazing Gavin and his mom Cindy!! So great and lovely to see the positivity, patience and love they share! I’m studying a course which is related to this, they are really inspirational mother and son

That kids got so much class

Gavin - thank you for sharing ur dreams and inspiring story with us! Keep chasing them and worling towards publishing ur book and motivation speaking. I am so grateful u can share ur thoughts with us. Ur mum is an amazing woman and u should both be so proud of your hard work and all you have acheived so far. Keep inspiring others friend!! ♥ from Australia

@johnnyalexis459

2 жыл бұрын

Using doctor Isibor Herbal treatment helped my child diagnosed with autism in less than 3 weeks so happy 😊😁 I can in contact with doctor Isibor natural herbal treatment on his KZread channel

Absolutely amazing! Such love, hope, and inspiration.

Thank you for sharing your story, Gavin. You give me a lot of hope for my 6yo grandson. I hope to find your books someday.

Thank you Gavin for doing this video it was awesome, I have and autistic non verbal grandson that is 10 years old and a book explaining his behaviors would help so much! God Bless you

God Bless you to Mom and Gavin

I’m late to this video, but I am so impressed and inspired! Good for Gavin and Cindy! 💜

Gavin is amazing, but so is his mother. it is clear that she has devoted all her energy to helping her son to have a good life. I just hope that she receives her full reward in this life.

Hey there Gavin. I am happy to see that you are showing me your family, and how accessibility works

@cindyschultz2217

4 жыл бұрын

Add us on facebook Cindy Schultz and The Hopeful One - Gavin Schultz

Thank you both for the inspiration❤

i saw a comment on how working with non verbal people is so bitter sweet and it is so true. i worked with a boy who has just recently got a group home. he is only one year older than me i met him at 18 he was 19 i am now 19 he has since turned 20. as if it wasn’t already bittersweet enough, i was working with someone my age who could not speak. who wasn’t “normal” but i knew in that little head of his was just like me. a completely different life than me. i wish more than anything to hear his voice but most importantly his thoughts. he has had a hard life and has gone into institutions. he’s had outbursts and overall difficult life for not only him but his family. and when you have children like that it is so hard you love them and want the best for them but they are just so different and i give sm credit to his parents for raising him. non verbalism in children can be difficult through out the years raising them. i met him when he had just “calmed down” so i was not there for the hard parts. but i was there for the best. and even seeing him get a home which was a struggle for many years bc of his severity and also many other complications. but jonah (his name) has shown me how sweet he is. he has truly changed my heart and i already had a big heart to begin with. he is empathetic and caring and goofy. i have cried to him several times and every time i have he has never failed to comfort me. even if it wasn’t always the most comforting, sometimes he also could be. he has such a kind heart. i wish most to hear his sense of humor. he knows very few signs in sign language and did not grow up learning how to type or spell. i hope one day he can learn. idk how easy it is for them to after a certain age and you have to have someone to care a lot to put the patience in teaching them. i want to hear him his thoughts his ideas his points of views his memories things he wants to do. i want to hear when he’s sad so i can help him and he isn’t suffering in silence. and i am so sad right now bc idk how much he is actually interested or willing to try in learning how to communicate. everyone is different i’ve never tried with him and i don’t think many have to that extent. he also has ADHD on top of autism. i don’t know i think he just prefers how he communicates now, which can be very vague when it comes to things like emotionally. other than asking for certain things like food or gestures. he is a wonderful boy and i hope heaven is real so i can meet him again differently. he is the first person i am asking to see when i pass. i love him. thank you for putting this out there to the world.

Gavin and his mom seems so kind and sweet

WHAT A WONDERFUL SUPPORTIVE FAMILY AND GAVIN IS WONDERFUL

you're a Lovely caring mommy. God bless both ❤️😊💙

Much love and respect to the incredible mama, am a mother of 3 years old amazing autistic princess and i receive a lot of positive vibes seeing poeple like Gavin progressing so well ❤️💜

I need this app. My soon to be 13 yr old who insists on urinating on to his nappy and carpet, and only eats pizza, can say a few words. But he searches on you tube and has even uploaded videos. I bet he’d fly with this. And start communicating with his verbal, less autistic older brothers Heck we might even become a family

(As an autistic person) I don't know how to feel about this video. I'd like to hear more from Gavin rather than his mom. I know this video is old, but I also don't feel comfortable with the puzzle pieces

@oreokitten4629

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I didn't like the edits. I want to see a full conversation with him however long it takes him to type idc I want to see him speak to him not his mom

@_BillieBirch_

10 ай бұрын

@@oreokitten4629 thank you, I'm glad someone agrees

@jenniferreyna5976

22 күн бұрын

I didn't like that he wasn't able to speak for himself for most of the video, I absolutely dislike the puzzle pieces (I'm a neurodivergent mom to a neurodivergent child), and the use of DAN! doctors to me is absolutely insane!

Great inspiration! I have hope for my little one! Thank you Mom and Gavin!!❤

Gavin you are incredible and so is your mom!

Oh my heart❤️. So proud of all of you! Gavin, you are a star , shining bright. Xo

He is a beautiful soul. His mother is amazing! As a mom of an adult non verbal autistic son so similar to Jason I wish we had more knowledge in the Y2k of “DAN”. These precious people are to me angels on earth. Oh the things they have and will teach us. ❤

Finally a video where we can see him actually do it without someone holding their hand now this I believe.

You're The Man Gavin

Thank you so much for this video.

It would be awesome if you guys were on the KZread channel called (SBSK) special books by special kids. I would like to meet him. I have Autism but I can talk. I have friends that are nonverbal and I can understand them perfectly because I've been around them alot.

@autismalamode

6 жыл бұрын

LOVE SBSK! And would love to see Gavin on there as well.

@aimeex3119

5 жыл бұрын

I was thinking that as soon as the video started! Totally something SBSK would love! They interviewed Abbie from Fathering Autism which was awesome!

@spacecat3198

3 жыл бұрын

That would be really awesome.

Thank you so much for sharing

@autismalamode

6 жыл бұрын

💜

God bless you Gavin,and God has blessed your sweet Mother,by giving her a fantastic son!

@autismalamode

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. I'll pass this on to Gavin's mom.

@cindyschultz2217

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your blessings! We are feel very blessed to have Gavin in our life!

You are a very patient loving mother.

This is great guys ❤️sorry we didn’t see it earlier just saw the link on Facebook comments 😊Fantastic work such a inspiration for others 🧡💚💙💖💜💛✨✨

God bless you for making this and putting out hope into this world thank you I really mean it thank you

Gives me so much hope for my son I'm crying my eyes out my heart

@timbredan3476

Жыл бұрын

I wish you well!

@latinoheat6362

Жыл бұрын

@@timbredan3476 thank u brotha likewise

The presence of God is within him. And God is using him to help others. He is unique and a blessing to everyone. I am soo touched by his love for the Lord. God bless you and keep you and your family safe always, Gavin🙏🙏🙏❤.

Gavin we just love you 😍

Gavin is a male given name originating from Scotland. It is a variation on the medieval name Gawain, meaning "God send" or "white hawk" (or falcon). "Hawk represents clear vision and deep understanding and has a keen sense of where it is going, adding that it can also represent intelligence, adaptability, courage, fierceness, and loyalty.

Beautiful!

My son is 6 going on 7 and is non verbal..and I swear some days are harder then others but I know I'm blessed to have him as a son.. that's crazy that ur In the Milwaukee area born and raised go brewers!!

@autismalamode

3 жыл бұрын

Very cool. Autism Solution Pieces occasionally gives out tickets to the game. It is lots of fun.

What a wonderful woman.

This was amazing. Very enlightening