My brother has cerebral palsy and I took him to his prom. He danced his ass off and we had an amazing time. The world needs more people like you two. God bless.
I was one of the girls in my group who wasn't selfish when we were told to do 2-3 hours of community service. Most of my friends didn't want to do it, but I decided to look after the kids in Mrs.Burner's special needs classroom since I was very close to the kids who were lower functioning. I rode a special needs bus with them for 4 years in high school, and I feel very proud of what I've done.
As a 70-year-old, I have to say that I think teenagers are a lot less selfish than we oldies think they are. I'd hazard a guess that today's teenagers are less selfish than my generation were. It's why I love their company now. And that's not to take anything away from this girl, who is certainly inspirational.
Hello, I am a 56 year old man from Germany, you young Lady have my highest Respect, if the World had more People like you, the World would be a better place, Regards from Germany
I'm a 41yr old woman who was born with cerebral palsy and because of that I walk using crutches &I've always been teased &disrespected by young men which is why I'm single now
@@ranitagadling4312 you are a beautiful amazing woman and any man would be grateful to have an amazing lady like you by his side sending love from North Wales UK x
@@SlipperySoap My brother had autism. He passed away 12 years ago. My family always said that individuals with special needs are angels sent from god to teach us compassion, love, understanding, patience and passion for life. He was so loved in our community that the line at the wake went out of the funeral home door. His friends with special needs got together and did an honour guard at the funeral for us holding sunflowers. That is about all I remember from the funeral... his friends, these amazing individuals, there to support his family and remember his life and say goodbye.
young people like this give me real hope for mankind's future, if only people could take the time out of their busy lives to be like this young lady and her boyfriend.
@@sweetwentworth always has to be someone who just has to see the negative every time, must be a sad life when you just can't feel good about something.
She is not only kind but humble, what a beautiful and kind couple to be willing to include these so many times forgotten people. It will be wonderful for other young people to emulate them.
Forgotten people? I got what you are trying to say but it still sounds like a insult I am disabled I hate pity. You can't understand because you are probably abled bodied. I know you don't mean it that way but try to understand the disabled don't want and don't need the world's pity .We want dignity and respect.
@@lucianakueker5001 it's not pity and I am sorry if I offended you or anyone else, the reason I used the word "forgotten " is because I have a cousin with down syndrome and it seems that besides the family everyone forgets or ignores his presence. Please accept my apology and God bless. And I do respect every body regardless of their abilities or lack of.
Fantastic the way both her and her boyfriend agreed to do this, foregoing their relationship with each other to make these others feel part of the school
Noah and Sidney are ahead of their time. Noah said, "People want to include me just makes my heart...." I didn't get his last words. Noah has the courage to say how he feels and not be embarrassed. Sidney is a true leader. Think of the possibilities when we show love and respect for our friends in need. I was a general ed and special needs teacher and while I loved all of the kids, I fell in love with the special needs kids because of their honesty, and courage. In many ways, they are no different than you or I. I loved the kids like they were my own. Sidney, congratulations to you!!
"People want to include me just makes my heart warmer." Same. I work with special needs children too, they're all amazing individuals and if you let them loose in an open area and play music, dancing is a blast!
This is totally awesome these two young people did this for these special needs individuals. These two individuals parents show be so proud of the young man and women they're raised
I work in retail and i dont often see the good side of people especially with Covid 19 happening, the protesting and riots etc. So seeing this brought tears to my eyes and makes me wish instead of the hate and anger in the world we come together in peace and show love to our fellow human beings. We may all be different on the outside but the same on the inside. We adults should take a lesson from what the young people did.
After 35 years working in retail grocery, a physical disability crept on me and I could no longer do that work. So I changed careers, and went to work with people with developmental disabilities. You could say special needs, but you can only appreciate just how special they are once you get to know them.
This reminds me of my prom. There was a girl named Amanda was special needs and she was a good friend of mine. Her older brother was her date. He was an amazing guy never had a bad word to anyone and treated everyone fairly. Was so excited to see Amanda at prom I had known her since 5th grade. Me and her danced so much that we were both tired and when I took a break, I myself was 2 months pregnant with my first miracle child at the age of 18, her wonderful older brother came up to me and thanked me for dance with my friend. I was so confused as to why he was thanking me and he explained that I was the only person besides him who took the time to give Amanda a fun prom experience. I told him it was my pleasure and I didnt need a thank you for dancing with my friend. I did it because I loved her. Got to see her a few years after graduation she was doing great and the rest her family got to meet me and they all thanked me for being her friend and making stuff so great for her during school. To me she was just another girl that I could hang with.
Not all teens are selfish all you hear is about the bad ones, Many work at hospitals, cemetery's,nuring homes every where.every chance they get, Bravo to all of you.Thank you young folks all over this over this planet..❤❤❤
Just because someone has a disability doesn't mean they aren't a person deserving love, respect and friendship. This young lady gets it. People with special needs often feel left out and forgotten. God bless these two young people for being so caring.
You can see her kindness in her eyes. My best friend has the same depth in hers. Her job is assisting special needs kids from the HS we graduated from.
I have a 23 year old son with autism along with developmental and cognitive delays. This warms my heart seeing how kind you and your boyfriend were to take both of them to prom. Thank you for giving them a night to remember.
I'm a support worker of many years , this young lady is the brightest star, that shines , so lovely to watch this video . Keep on shining ,you are inspirational . Wishes from New Zealand. How can 73 fools mark this video down ? Just unbelievable
Christopher Jordan I agree with u both this reminds me of my cousin she has a disorder and she twitches and studders a lot......I support her and all the people who has disorders or something
Well tgeres other perspectives, people may have thought that she probably didn’t continue the relationship with him and he might’ve gotten ideas of them being a couple but she friendzoned him probably
I am humbled that these 2 young people have set such an example for the rest of us to live up to in our daily lives...If I were either one of their parents, I would be so proud!
What you guys did is something very special you should both be very proud of yourselves some people will call you heroes I’m not going to call you that I’m going to call you two people with a big heart that really cares about humanity we need more people like you in this world great job 👏
You are a guardian angel god bless you. The world needs more people like you with compassion. I hope your prom was awesome 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰love from Australia
Sidney and Logan, THANK YOU SOO MUCH! I live in this world, my son would have loved to have some one like you. You two have such big ❤. I wish more would get involved like you two!
My son was in a special needs HS. Mostly kids with behavior problems not really disabled physically. A girl in class really really wanted to go to prom & my son asked her so she could go. They had a good time & I was proud of him. He gave her a happy memory.
aww such sweet kids i hope this clip shows young folks that guys and lady's can be help too young kids that have disables can be cool kids with out disables they want needed and wanted !!!!! god bless u sweet heart
This hit home for me as i lost my brother who had cerebral palsy, he too had a smile that was so contagious i went to high school with my brother youd be so suprised how many kids are evil to these kids i fought like crazy protecting my brother! Your a wonderful young lady !!
this is so sweet and more kid's need to do this for others make the world a happier place these kid's didn't ask to be born different they just were but they are still human and have feeling more people need to take this fact into account
❤ Not many teens will do this, usually people in general are ashamed or scared of sickly children. 🙏 Blessed are those who see them as friends and love them for who they are.
I was the student activities coordinator for a high school for 26 years and have always included special needs students in our assemblies and dances. Our regular Ed students are great at including and supporting special needs students in getting involved in school activities.
I love hearing/reading about young ppl like this, who don't take anything for granted. What a wonderful act and even though I'm late to the party, I hope you all had a grand time! ❤❤❤❤❤
When i was a kid, i was mistakenly put in the special ed program. I was taken out however i will never forget the kids i met. I wonder about them often. More love and kindness was shown in that classroom than any other class i was ever in.
This made me cry because Sydney and Logan made 2 special needs apart of the prom. I have never got to go or asked to prom ever. I have some disabilities myself. This video really means a lot to me because They made me feel like that even if you have special needs/disabilities that there are people who care and cheer you on. I have always wished to go to prom but I'm now 22 and out of High School. Hugs to Sydney and Logan for their gifted hearts and open arms.
The parents of these young people must be very proud!!!!! God will bless you ten fold for your kindness ❤❤❤❤❤ it's so nice to see this in young people thank you it made my day!!!!!
These teenagers, I’m so proud of their open hearts and I do hope that they had an awesome time at the prom. This prom business that originated in the USA is starting to become very popular here in the U.K. and kids here are starting to love this coming-of-age thing. I feel what the teenagers in this video did was very inspirational. To a parent, their child whether they’re disabled or not, is their pride and joy, and just like they will do for any other of their children, their love is that powerful that they will walk through fire for their disabled child to save him/her. Their children becomes that parent’s life. And just because a person was born to have a different mindset or a body that doesn’t function the same, or born with severe health problems, this doesn’t mean that they don’t feel the same things as everybody else does, and I’m sure when they see young people their ages who are able bodied and enjoying being teenagers that those who are in wheelchairs aren’t feeling a little frustrated and envious of their able bodied peers, they are only humans just like the rest of us. Therefore, I can’t understand why there are no high schools here in the U.K. as well as across the pond, sponsors disabled centres local to their high school district, and asking the high school students for that year’s prom to organise charity events for the chosen disabled centre, lending a hand to whatever they need for that year and actually letting the teenagers to meet young disabled people their ages, let them go in and make friends. And even asking the teenagers to invite their new friend to the prom. Where’s the harm in that? So what if someone has to use a wheelchair or any other equipments that’s suited to their disabilities and/or long term health issues, those young able bodied teenagers will soon see that those young people, their peers are still human beings just like them. This can be one of the biggest lesson those prom teens can learn before moving forward into their adulthood, humanity. And in the above video, the excitement was there to see in those two beautiful disabled teenagers, something I’m sure that their parents has firmly imprinted into their minds, especially as they had thought that seeing their children going to their own prom was going to be something they’ll never see. And that precious moment wasn’t about disability or being able bodied, but about four teenagers getting excited about going to the prom, about what they were wearing and most importantly, teenagers going out to have fun. Through my own nieces and nephews, the prom is something very exciting and a wonderful ritual that was important to them, that changing from a school pupils into a young adult. And as it was important to my lot, I feel a prom will be an empowerment to a disabled teen as well, especially as it’s a chance for them to mix with peers of their own ages and able bodied, and even give them a taste of freedom if it’s an able bodied peer who is taking care of them for that evening, naturally adults will be around to monitor the prom, including professional medical assistances. I honestly believe this will benefit the teenagers taking part, no matter whether they are able bodied or disabled. I do hope somebody will allow this to happen, we need to stop this stigma of ignorance towards people with disabilities and also this ongoing stigma against teenagers that they are all bad, when in reality, those troubled teens who go around bullying, harassing people are in truth a small minority whereas a large majority of teenagers are really good kids and a lot of them do beautiful things for others as shown in this video, but media are more interested in all the bad, dark stuff, I actually do believe that a lot of the journalists and those working in media are trainees demons lol
I wish deep in my heart that every time that somebody hears that today's youth leave a lot to be desired, they would have the opportunity to view the video of these amazing young couple. What a remarkable job of raising them their parents did. They must be so proud and rightfully so.
As a mother of a handsome special needs senior , I love seeing these types Of videos . What a remarkable young lady. God bless you and may your continue to spread the beautiful message of compassion and inclusion !
My brother has cerebral palsy and I took him to his prom. He danced his ass off and we had an amazing time. The world needs more people like you two. God bless.
I have cerebral palsy 2
God bless you for your kind heart
you should have got one of your friends to go with him, but still very nice of you.
Gorgeous and lovely 🥰
Home schooled heh
Teenagers are usually so selfish but this wonderful young lady is the light in a dark place
This young lady and her boyfriend!!!
I was one of the girls in my group who wasn't selfish when we were told to do 2-3 hours of community service. Most of my friends didn't want to do it, but I decided to look after the kids in Mrs.Burner's special needs classroom since I was very close to the kids who were lower functioning. I rode a special needs bus with them for 4 years in high school, and I feel very proud of what I've done.
The vast majority of teenagers are not selfish. There are selfish people and they usually have that poor quality at any age.
As a 70-year-old, I have to say that I think teenagers are a lot less selfish than we oldies think they are. I'd hazard a guess that today's teenagers are less selfish than my generation were. It's why I love their company now. And that's not to take anything away from this girl, who is certainly inspirational.
@@JJBushfan Yeah, you still get those kids who are so selfish and think the world is owed to them, but there's always room for change.
Hello, I am a 56 year old man from Germany, you young Lady have my highest Respect, if the World had more People like you, the World would be a better place,
Regards from Germany
>Germany
Literally the rest of the world: 😬
That girl and her boyfriend are so sweet! Spread the love. People with special needs need love too. 😊
I agree 😊 especially since I have autism myself and the girl is so nice and sweet!
@@SlipperySoap You are loved. 😊
I'm a 41yr old woman who was born with cerebral palsy and because of that I walk using crutches &I've always been teased &disrespected by young men which is why I'm single now
@@ranitagadling4312 you are a beautiful amazing woman and any man would be grateful to have an amazing lady like you by his side sending love from North Wales UK x
@@SlipperySoap My brother had autism. He passed away 12 years ago. My family always said that individuals with special needs are angels sent from god to teach us compassion, love, understanding, patience and passion for life. He was so loved in our community that the line at the wake went out of the funeral home door. His friends with special needs got together and did an honour guard at the funeral for us holding sunflowers. That is about all I remember from the funeral... his friends, these amazing individuals, there to support his family and remember his life and say goodbye.
As a mother of an Autistic child, this makes my heart SMILE BIG!! We need more love like this in the world. God Bless!!
It makes you smile to get a pity ask to a dumb dance for dumb people
These two kids are a blessing. Their parents should be proud of them.
Why should the mother of the male be proud? Because he exists? Are we rewarding people just for existing noww, Jenny?
@@sneksteppy because they did the right thing. And my name is Jenn not Jenny
@@sneksteppy. The biggest disability in life is a bitter and negative attitude ! Poor little you .
@@VIKTOR-ck3dx be quiet nerd
What a lovely couple and those special needs kids are beyond precious.
God bless them all. So happy with tears.
Ok thanks for doing said day life
That they are!💞✌
You mean special needs adults not kids but this touched my heart
young people like this give me real hope for mankind's future, if only people could take the time out of their busy lives to be like this young lady and her boyfriend.
Special are those who care. " When you have dine unto the least of mine, you have dine also unto me. (Bible )".
The people who give us hope are those who fight this: www.watchdominion.com
Yes
And yet you are praising someone who deceived you. Using a disability to get likes.
@@sweetwentworth always has to be someone who just has to see the negative every time, must be a sad life when you just can't feel good about something.
Just when I thought the world wasn't worth living in , young people like these kids prove me wrong. God bless those kids !!!
God bless these teenagers who treat Noah as part of their family. Their children will be taught to treat others with kindness and mercy .
She is not only kind but humble, what a beautiful and kind couple to be willing to include these so many times forgotten people. It will be wonderful for other young people to emulate them.
Forgotten people? I got what you are trying to say but it still sounds like a insult I am disabled I hate pity. You can't understand because you are probably abled bodied. I know you don't mean it that way but try to understand the disabled don't want and don't need the world's pity .We want dignity and respect.
@@lucianakueker5001 it's not pity and I am sorry if I offended you or anyone else, the reason I used the word "forgotten " is because I have a cousin with down syndrome and it seems that besides the family everyone forgets or ignores his presence. Please accept my apology and God bless. And I do respect every body regardless of their abilities or lack of.
What a special couple they are. Being a 38 year with a disability this makes my heart happy. Hopefully they're still together and changing the world.
Oh their SPECIAL alright
@@GodhasskinBythebame-ll8hx 🤔
Fantastic the way both her and her boyfriend agreed to do this, foregoing their relationship with each other to make these others feel part of the school
Noah and Sidney are ahead of their time. Noah said, "People want to include me just makes my heart...." I didn't get his last words. Noah has the courage to say how he feels and not be embarrassed. Sidney is a true leader. Think of the possibilities when we show love and respect for our friends in need. I was a general ed and special needs teacher and while I loved all of the kids, I fell in love with the special needs kids because of their honesty, and courage. In many ways, they are no different than you or I. I loved the kids like they were my own. Sidney, congratulations to you!!
"People want to include me just makes my heart warmer."
Same. I work with special needs children too, they're all amazing individuals and if you let them loose in an open area and play music, dancing is a blast!
I would be though
you guys are absolutely lovely.this is how it should be.totally acceptance and inclusion.
These teens' rewards cannot be measured on this earth. God bless them all.
My eyes teared up, y'all! Can't deny it. Young folks like those restores my faith in humanity. God Bless!!
We all have our problems. We all need to help each other. Treat everyone the way you wish to be treated. It's easy.
We all have our problems? Are you kidding me? How selfish are you?
@@brodjefferson3513 I think they meant it in a "we all have problems so let's help each other through em" kind of way.
This is totally awesome these two young people did this for these special needs individuals. These two individuals parents show be so proud of the young man and women they're raised
Bless her. I'm from England and I know how important Proms are in America. That's lovely 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Made this old Veteran cry. Keep it up young folks !
How can 24 people hate this! They are idiots. You two young people made me cry.
What a beautiful gesture from these two teen. God Bless them both for their kindness!💕💕💕
I work in retail and i dont often see the good side of people especially with Covid 19 happening, the protesting and riots etc. So seeing this brought tears to my eyes and makes me wish instead of the hate and anger in the world we come together in peace and show love to our fellow human beings. We may all be different on the outside but the same on the inside. We adults should take a lesson from what the young people did.
After 35 years working in retail grocery, a physical disability crept on me and I could no longer do that work. So I changed careers, and went to work with people with developmental disabilities. You could say special needs, but you can only appreciate just how special they are once you get to know them.
God bless these teens for showing the world how to give the gift of kindness and humility.
Her boyfriend is a keeper!! But so is this girl!
Her and her boyfriend is so nice, sweet and caring about others they are wonderful
So much compassion and love. Makes me proud and warms my heart. It also reminds me to always be kind.
This reminds me of my prom. There was a girl named Amanda was special needs and she was a good friend of mine. Her older brother was her date. He was an amazing guy never had a bad word to anyone and treated everyone fairly. Was so excited to see Amanda at prom I had known her since 5th grade. Me and her danced so much that we were both tired and when I took a break, I myself was 2 months pregnant with my first miracle child at the age of 18, her wonderful older brother came up to me and thanked me for dance with my friend. I was so confused as to why he was thanking me and he explained that I was the only person besides him who took the time to give Amanda a fun prom experience. I told him it was my pleasure and I didnt need a thank you for dancing with my friend. I did it because I loved her. Got to see her a few years after graduation she was doing great and the rest her family got to meet me and they all thanked me for being her friend and making stuff so great for her during school. To me she was just another girl that I could hang with.
What’s Amanda’s last name & what city and state was this in if you don’t mind me asking?
Not all teens are selfish all you hear is about the bad ones, Many work at hospitals, cemetery's,nuring homes every where.every chance they get, Bravo to all of you.Thank you young folks all over this over this planet..❤❤❤
I hope all 4 of them had the time of their lives. Every and anything in this world is is nothing without heart. Hats off to you.
You said it. We need more people like you in this world.
Should be shared with all school seniors all over the world ! ❤
Those two young'un are awesome ... and proof that ANGELS ..... DO walk among us. 👍😁😁😁👍
I can't believe that anyone is so self-centered, uncaring and mean spirited that they would dislike this video.
Just because someone has a disability doesn't mean they aren't a person deserving love, respect and friendship. This young lady gets it. People with special needs often feel left out and forgotten. God bless these two young people for being so caring.
All four of the wonderful young adults will have this great memory for all of their lives.
Such beautiful souls! And such wisdom at a young age. Many blessings being sent for you🙏
Someone is parenting. The result is high quality teenagers! WTG you 2, hats off and well done!
You can see her kindness in her eyes. My best friend has the same depth in hers. Her job is assisting special needs kids from the HS we graduated from.
These two young adults were raised well
Parents did a great job.
Just watched this for the first time I'm crying these kids are awesome amazing and have pure hearts. ❤️❤️❤️
We need more caring teens like these. Not snobs or bullies. Hope they enjoyed themselves.
Not even 1% of kids would do this out of embarrassment. She is truly special to have that kindness at her age
What a awesome girl we need more people like her in this world 🌎 ❤ 💙
You kids are awesome and Realy brought some so special memorys to be made and not forgotten.
What a feel good story. The two young people who took the two with special needs as their prom dates, have hearts of gold and a rosy future ahead.
I have a 23 year old son with autism along with developmental and cognitive delays. This warms my heart seeing how kind you and your boyfriend were to take both of them to prom. Thank you for giving them a night to remember.
I'm a support worker of many years , this young lady is the brightest star, that shines , so lovely to watch this video .
Keep on shining ,you are inspirational .
Wishes from New Zealand.
How can 73 fools mark this video down ? Just unbelievable
This was incredibly touching. I'm so glad that they all were able to share prom w/ one another.
What a sweet girl to care so much for her friend. More people should be like her. God blees you both.
OMG... REAL HUMAN BEINGS!!! God Bless these two kids in their futures!!!
Who ever dislikes this video is a cruel person
Lucas Mullins indeed, people have no heart for people with special needs.
Christopher Jordan I agree with u both this reminds me of my cousin she has a disorder and she twitches and studders a lot......I support her and all the people who has disorders or something
i belive in ms edigar 666
Sadly, they have to exist otherwise people with a heart do not stand out...
Well tgeres other perspectives, people may have thought that she probably didn’t continue the relationship with him and he might’ve gotten ideas of them being a couple but she friendzoned him probably
Simply wonderful!!!! Good showing, from these two caring high schoolers! They are the best!!!!!
To put a thumbs down on this is someone who doesn’t have a heart. Shame on you.
The future looks so much brighter with young people like this girl and boy !! Blessings
It's so refreshing to hear about a cheerleader with a heart. We mostly hear about teenage bullies. Thank you with all my heart for your kindness.
With all the bad news today, this young lady is an inspiration for us all. She is amazing ❤❤❤
oh my gosh her boyfriend is so cute lol. i love how he supported her when she wanted to go to prom with her friend. that's a good man
I am humbled that these 2 young people have set such an example for the rest of us to live up to in our daily lives...If I were either one of their parents, I would be so proud!
I love this. It is nice to see such wonderful kids. Good job parents.
What an amazing pair of teenagers. I hope that the 4 of them had a great time at their prom
What you guys did is something very special you should both be very proud of yourselves some people will call you heroes I’m not going to call you that I’m going to call you two people with a big heart that really cares about humanity we need more people like you in this world great job 👏
You are a guardian angel god bless you. The world needs more people like you with compassion. I hope your prom was awesome 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰love from Australia
Sidney and Logan, THANK YOU SOO MUCH! I live in this world, my son would have loved to have some one like you. You two have such big ❤. I wish more would get involved like you two!
My son was in a special needs HS. Mostly kids with behavior problems not really disabled physically. A girl in class really really wanted to go to prom & my son asked her so she could go. They had a good time & I was proud of him. He gave her a happy memory.
What you and your boyfriend are doing are showing an amazing amount of love and kindness! Bless you all!
aww such sweet kids
i hope this clip shows young folks that guys and lady's can be help
too young kids that have disables can be cool kids with out disables
they want needed and wanted !!!!!
god bless u sweet heart
This hit home for me as i lost my brother who had cerebral palsy, he too had a smile that was so contagious i went to high school with my brother youd be so suprised how many kids are evil to these kids i fought like crazy protecting my brother! Your a wonderful young lady !!
this is so sweet and more kid's need to do this for others make the world a happier place these kid's didn't ask to be born different they just were but they are still human and have feeling more people need to take this fact into account
❤ Not many teens will do this, usually people in general are ashamed or scared of sickly children.
🙏 Blessed are those who see them as friends and love them for who they are.
These are two great people. God has done an awesome job. God bless you both.
She is a true lady and hero....God bless them all! Beautiful young people, Loved what Logan said. I teach ESE kids and they are awesome XO
All this is so sweet and lovable ! These young people are special but not for their needs, they are special from their heart !
I was the student activities coordinator for a high school for 26 years and have always included special needs students in our assemblies and dances. Our regular Ed students are great at including and supporting special needs students in getting involved in school activities.
What beautiful kids. Their parents did a good job raising them.
Sidney and Logan's parents raised some great kids.
I’m a 50 year old male. I cried watching this. You guys RULE!!!😊😊😊
Ultimate respect and love to these two young people. Thank you for your beautiful hearts.
So good to see young caring people especially this day and time. Makes my heart swell and God bless yall for doing this
I love hearing/reading about young ppl like this, who don't take anything for granted. What a wonderful act and even though I'm late to the party, I hope you all had a grand time!
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When i was a kid, i was mistakenly put in the special ed program. I was taken out however i will never forget the kids i met. I wonder about them often. More love and kindness was shown in that classroom than any other class i was ever in.
These young people are game changers ♥️⚘ I admire their kindness 🦋
This made me cry because Sydney and Logan made 2 special needs apart of the prom. I have never got to go or asked to prom ever. I have some disabilities myself. This video really means a lot to me because They made me feel like that even if you have special needs/disabilities that there are people who care and cheer you on. I have always wished to go to prom but I'm now 22 and out of High School. Hugs to Sydney and Logan for their gifted hearts and open arms.
I am so HAPPY to see you all caring for each other it is amazing
Well done young lady and boyfriend! Every time I go places I see people with disabilities, just works out that way, great they did this!
0:52 his smile absolutely melted me 😭
The parents of these young people must be very proud!!!!! God will bless you ten fold for your kindness ❤❤❤❤❤ it's so nice to see this in young people thank you it made my day!!!!!
These teenagers, I’m so proud of their open hearts and I do hope that they had an awesome time at the prom. This prom business that originated in the USA is starting to become very popular here in the U.K. and kids here are starting to love this coming-of-age thing. I feel what the teenagers in this video did was very inspirational. To a parent, their child whether they’re disabled or not, is their pride and joy, and just like they will do for any other of their children, their love is that powerful that they will walk through fire for their disabled child to save him/her. Their children becomes that parent’s life. And just because a person was born to have a different mindset or a body that doesn’t function the same, or born with severe health problems, this doesn’t mean that they don’t feel the same things as everybody else does, and I’m sure when they see young people their ages who are able bodied and enjoying being teenagers that those who are in wheelchairs aren’t feeling a little frustrated and envious of their able bodied peers, they are only humans just like the rest of us. Therefore, I can’t understand why there are no high schools here in the U.K. as well as across the pond, sponsors disabled centres local to their high school district, and asking the high school students for that year’s prom to organise charity events for the chosen disabled centre, lending a hand to whatever they need for that year and actually letting the teenagers to meet young disabled people their ages, let them go in and make friends. And even asking the teenagers to invite their new friend to the prom. Where’s the harm in that? So what if someone has to use a wheelchair or any other equipments that’s suited to their disabilities and/or long term health issues, those young able bodied teenagers will soon see that those young people, their peers are still human beings just like them. This can be one of the biggest lesson those prom teens can learn before moving forward into their adulthood, humanity. And in the above video, the excitement was there to see in those two beautiful disabled teenagers, something I’m sure that their parents has firmly imprinted into their minds, especially as they had thought that seeing their children going to their own prom was going to be something they’ll never see. And that precious moment wasn’t about disability or being able bodied, but about four teenagers getting excited about going to the prom, about what they were wearing and most importantly, teenagers going out to have fun. Through my own nieces and nephews, the prom is something very exciting and a wonderful ritual that was important to them, that changing from a school pupils into a young adult. And as it was important to my lot, I feel a prom will be an empowerment to a disabled teen as well, especially as it’s a chance for them to mix with peers of their own ages and able bodied, and even give them a taste of freedom if it’s an able bodied peer who is taking care of them for that evening, naturally adults will be around to monitor the prom, including professional medical assistances. I honestly believe this will benefit the teenagers taking part, no matter whether they are able bodied or disabled. I do hope somebody will allow this to happen, we need to stop this stigma of ignorance towards people with disabilities and also this ongoing stigma against teenagers that they are all bad, when in reality, those troubled teens who go around bullying, harassing people are in truth a small minority whereas a large majority of teenagers are really good kids and a lot of them do beautiful things for others as shown in this video, but media are more interested in all the bad, dark stuff, I actually do believe that a lot of the journalists and those working in media are trainees demons lol
amanda bieber
my eyes hurt from reading
U wrote all that just for 7 likes in a timelapse of 3 years, rip
May this lovely lady and her boyfriend get all the blessings in the World Thank You
I will say these people have great big heart, and have the know how of treating others with care, you both are what the world needs more of.♥️😁😊😉✌️👍💯👍
I wish deep in my heart that every time that somebody hears that today's youth leave a lot to be desired, they would have the opportunity to view the video of these amazing young couple. What a remarkable job of raising them their parents did. They must be so proud and rightfully so.
Now that’s true friendships. Thoughtful and kindness. Bet they all have a wonderful prom dátese well done!
You two are truly wonderful.
they are one in a billion we need more people like these teenagers well done
Angels come to the lives of deserving. She’s an Angel and he’s blessed. If only if there’re many Angels on earth.
Wow you two are are the best, lots of respect and love from Canada.
As a mother of a handsome special needs senior , I love seeing these types
Of videos . What a remarkable young lady. God bless you and may your continue to spread the beautiful message of compassion and inclusion !
I didn't volunteer to the whole prom extent, but i did this in highschool as well as after. These are people that need love and a sense of normalcy.