He touched so many people that they raised more than the equivalent of the Survivor Prize in just 2 days.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/luke-toki-australias-true-survivor
This is a man who smiles at life even with a heavy burden. I can't know what that is like to have just one kid..let alone three with issues
God Bless everyone dealing with Autism and all the other childhood diseases/disorders.
Reminds me a lot of Kodi Lee from Americas Got Talent..he is a finalist tonight on the show..he’s autistic and blind, an amazing talent, what he can do with a piano and his voice, is heavenly
A whole school of them doing it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bmx—WjeN7o
Hallelujah!--Nat Shilkret & the Victor Orchestra (vocal by Franklyn Baur)
I don’t know much about autism but I recall reading an article, decades ago, about a child who displayed what we call autism now but it turns out that his hearing was so acute that normal noise like rain sounded like explosions to him (just imagine what thunder or sirens did to him). Hence he avoided a lot of normal interactions which involved noise. Apparently he was one they could train to somehow dampen his hearing and he was fine afterwards.
I was interested in this because I have a daughter that has super acute hearing and has to withdraw from time to time but she is the opposite of autistic and successfully engaged in all aspects of life. Perhaps there is something the opposite of hearing aids like non-hearing aids.
Sorry, the kid can’t sing.
I think Hallelujah is the most recorded/performed song ever!
The VERY BEST one is by KD Lang.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPPH-rDQtVg
Music with lyrics, but you don’t have to look at her.
THIS is the BEST Hallelujah EVER!!! Sung by Father Ray Kelly specifically for the Bride and Groom - Enjoy:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYKwqj5QViQ