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  1. I have to say, I absolutely LOVE your new format you have been doing lately. We learn so much from you and Joe with your "couch chats". You both are just so honest and forthcoming on your journey with your amazing son Craig, God's blessing to not only your family, but to all who have the opportunity to meet and now see him on these wonderful videos! Keep up the amazing job šŸ„°ā¤ Happy Father's day Joe. Love your humor.

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  2. I make sure to watch your channel everyday you post haven’t missed an episode 😊 Thank you for your kindness towards me and tell Craig thank you for always making my dayšŸ˜Šā¤

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  3. Happy 60K guys!! Has Craig ever read "The Scruffiest Giant in Town"? I randomly thought of it today. My kids love that book. It's a cute story with really fun illustrations. Happy Father's Day to Joe! I'm wondering too if Craig might like butter lettuce. The big leaf kind that comes in the plastic containers. (not the bagged kind) It's thicker but very buttery. It's really good to snack on plain or dip in dressing!

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  4. Wow! Sounds like you had a great school system back then. I think early childhood special ed is so important. I have no idea if it’s still there to the degreee it was. I sure hope so!
    This is extremely interesting to listen to! Thank you for these conversations. I can see where they are helping many!

    Happy Fathers Day Joe! You are a wonderful father and grandfather and husband. It’s so very obvious how dedicated you are to your family. We need more men like you! Great parents!
    May God bless you both. I feel you are sharing your calling or testimony and leaving a mark. I’ve been through some bad times in life )mostly all good!) but I always said, if something good can come out of a bad situation or wxpwrience or whatever we are given… we should share it and learn from it.

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  5. I haven't read all the comments, but my three year old with Down syndrome (and possibly autism, that eval is coming) is deathly afraid of flying bugs too. My 12 year old, out of nowhere, gave him an old bug zapper tennis-racket-thing he had lying around and it has changed his LIFE. He carries it anytime he's outdoors and just zaps away to his heart's content. He's not real successful, but I think just having it and knowing it zaps the mosquitos (his big 'thing' of the moment) calms him down quite a bit. I don't have ANY clue if this would be helpful to the commenter's situation, but I thought I'd throw it out there just in case. <3 Loved hearing about your school experience – we are homeschooling our brood so it's fun to hear different perspectives. Happy Father's Day, Joe!!

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  6. I love how you and Joe do your talks at the beginning lately. They are informative and interesting. Here's a question for some video. Has Craig ever shown any interest in having a girlfriend? Or is he just content being single? Happy Father's Day Joe!

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  7. Loved the talk about education. I feel due to Nancy, Joe, Stephanie and Bennett, Craig learns something new everyday. YouTube has been a huge blessing for Craig and your whole family. Congrats on 60,000 subs.šŸŽ‰
    Thank you for sharing part of your daily lives.
    Happy Father's Day Joe!
    Two thumbs up 5 stars and Kathleen's seal of approval.😃
    Have a great week.šŸŽ‰

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  8. I’ve been watching your channel for a while and I didn’t realize that Craig was only 3 years older than me. I have autism among other things and you talking about school reminded me of a couple of my high school teachers who went above and beyond for me. I was diagnosed with autism after high school, but a couple of my teachers suspected it while I was in school and all they could to help me have a good experience.

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  9. Can you please have a Sterzings taste test for Craig?? The potato chips I can only get in Iowa. Whenever I hear HyVee it makes me miss the chips. I love your videos so much

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  10. That’s wonderful Craig tried and liked the salad šŸ™‚ He might like smoothies with a little spinach in them, can’t even taste it with other fruit. Thank you for sharing your day.

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  11. It looks like Craig can type super well. Maybe he can do a virtual transcription job or something similar. You choose a job to take and the transcribe the audio for youtube captioning. You could ā€œsuperviseā€ from home and maybe he would get super good at it. Just an idea!!!

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  12. I am special education teacher and I am so happy I found your channel. It is cool to see what life is like for families when they leave or are at home. It is also nice to hear some positive experiences and thankfulness for Craig’s teachers. One piece of advice I have for families is know your rights and FAPE rights. Budget should never be an excuse for not getting what your child needs. Everything your child needs should be data driven. Ensure they get quality measurable IEP goals and accommodations. Never be afraid to ask questions. If the school can’t answer those questions then that is an issue.

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  13. Lol! Craig's a dandy. He ducks that head down , and he's off leaving you far behind. But he will let you catch up when he gets to where he's going. Another nice pick me up video! Thank you

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  14. I've commented on a couple of your videos before, my son, Vincent, is 27, has autism, and Craig is an almost carbon copy of him. Pixar, Disney, anything G/ PG rated animation, "Only the good ones, Dad."
    His public school failed him, got a certificate, not a diploma, IEP meetings every couple weeks, I was furious.
    Thank you for your channel, subscribed ((big hug)).

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