This is part of the reason why I'm an atheist, at least when it comes to the popular religions like Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. A caring all-powerful righteous God would not allow a life of unjust suffering for children and parents. This guy had his childhood stolen and his parents sentenced to a life of very difficult, abnormal living and let's be honest... misery, for absolutely no reason. No hope that their kid will ever become a normal person with a job, girlfriend, his own home, a car, etc. And why? What horrible crime have they committed to be punished like this? None... it's just bad luck, or "God's will" if you're a religious person. God has a plan for everyone, right? Apparently Kevin's plan was to be trapped in a damaged body with a damaged brain for life, for his parents to take care of him FOREVER. And the plan for countless other children is to be slowly crushed by earthquake debris as they lie there screaming and dying... slowly, crying for "mommy!". Or to be tortured by various pathogens, parasites, bacterial infections, viruses, and cancers until they die a painful death at age 7. I specifically didn't mention crimes against kids so that Christians can't use the "God is not a puppeteer!" argument, where apparently God watches criminals prey on children and does nothing about it out of respect for the criminals' free will.
This video should be required viewing for every person thinking about having kids. The unconditional devotion and love given to their son is truly grace when so many parents don’t spend a minute with their kids in a normal day.
Yea, but they shouldnt have brought him back. He died, mother nature dictated he was too far gone, its sad but true. Humans intervened and now its just suffering and heartache for everyone involved
I'm with the others he passed they should have let God have him.this is not normal this is a woman that has made life too hard and there's no life for her .
I actually know Claudette, she works at Fragile Kids Foundation and I did a project in high school about music therapy for medically fragile children. Kevin also went to Wheeler High School where I went.
My father always used to say ,we should be thankful for what we have and how we wake up everyday with 2 hands and 2 feet, and are able to walk, talk. We all should count our blessings!
@@suzannemenuet947 don’t get all upset, I didn’t mean it like that. I’ve worked with people with developmental disabilities, I know exactly how it can be. I just didn’t realize how his condition was toward communication and I was just pleasantly surprised.
Watching this made me very grateful that my children and grandchildren were born, what I consider, normal. These parents are definitely invested in the welfare and happiness of their son. Seeing all of the disabled gathered together enjoying the outdoors and each other’s company considering all the effort put forth to be there makes me, even at 70 years old, ashamed that I complain about the simple aches and pains I may have in the morning. Shame on me for taking good health for granted.
You just don't have the frame of reference until something bad happens to you personally, or until you see someone else suffer. It's part of human nature. All we can do is our best, try to pause and reflect on our lives, appreciate whatever we have that's good.
I'm autistic, work at home writing, but am celibate due to rejection and assist my parents, working for them and doing housework as they use walking sticks. I am hyper aware of differences and sometimes it pisses me off.
"Watching this made me grateful that children and grandchildren were born, what I consider, normal" um, as someone who is also autistic, saying that your grateful that your kids and grandchildren aren't disabled, is ableist because it makes disability out to be bad, when it really isn't! It is the lack of accessibility and ableist attitudes of those (who think that disability is bad), that make it difficult for disabled people! *NOT* the disabled person themselves!
@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 See my comment. A lady I know with five able bodied children and thirteen grandchildren told me everyone is different. My folks are in their 70s, I'm autistic and my younger brother has ADD and two sons. There you go.
Good on you for pushing for him to have a normal life. He's not trapped in his body because you we're willing to be his support. That's awesome, it really is...
Feels really good to be a proud mom, doesn't it ;) Gaaahhh, when mom chokes up talking about her son, just SCREAMS PRIDE and JOY! Thank you for sharing your wonderful son with us, Mom! Thank you Kevin, for sharing your day with us, and for all the work you do for this SUPER foundation! Keep shining! Loads of love from Norway
I remember seeing a young man like Kevin in our neighborhood laundromat. And he turned out to be the mechanic there, fixing the broken washing machines and dryers. He was always absolutely amazing to watch as he, with tools, got all those broken machines working again.
@Custom BatchServices Doctor Oyalo used his herbal remedies to poison my pet parrot. He was also caught flashing an elderly woman in the middle of my street. He’s been charged with animal cruelty, manslaughter and indecent exposure, for which he was found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment. He’s also an advocate for climate change denial and sympathizes with Russia. He’s a public enemy and is not to be trusted EVER!
As a mother of a high functioning autistic son, I get it. Our love for the children that have difficulties is endless. I really enjoyed watching Kevin cycling away there. And the use of technology is a great blessing, I see. Life seems hard and unfair, but there is a lot of joy too.
Hello! I'm autistic and wanted to let you know that a lot of us are uncomfortable with functioning labels. It's not necessarily accurate, as our skills and traits fluctuate a lot. Saying things like "high support needs" is a bit more accurate. Another reason we are uncomfortable with that terminology is it can be used to either deny us accommodations, or deny us autonomy. Many who are labeled as "low functioning" are denied privacy, and many "high functioning" autistic people are denied the accommodations we need. I understand that you aren't being malicious, but it's something very important to keep in mind.
@@autisticzuko2750 My son is HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISTIC AND I taught him years ago this world is not going to alter it's ways to suit you , YOU must be flexible and learn to adjust. My son started out ONLY SPINNING metal objects for months or years no making eye contact or relating to people. With the guidance of Jesus I took the matter in hand, he is the love and joy of my life but for his own good I WORKED WITH HIM YEAR AFTER YEAR Love, patience, dedication; he ended up being very sociable, graduating H S and has his driver's license. Although of course I can see autism is quite different this young man's situation. I know a young woman with Downs Syndrome.she went on to college, it depends on the home life they have.
@@autisticzuko2750 thank you! I’m so tired of being told I don’t need sensory therapy or any help whatsoever because I’m ‘high functioning’. I may be hyper verbal and seem ‘normal but quirky’ but I’m 34 and still live at home and cannot work at all, I can’t take care of myself and I’m losing more skills every year. I’m now confined to a wheelchair most of the time too due to severe chronic pain and exhaustion.
When I was paralyzed as a young man in my twenties when someone rear ended my vehicle at a red light, I ended up in rehab for a while, and I remember so clearly that when my mom met the mother of another guy who was also paralyzed, she said, “I would do anything to be able to trade places with my son, to take the pain of this injury on myself instead.” I’ve always remembered that as a demonstration of the kind of love that mothers have for their children. They carried us for ~nine months, they whispered to us when we were still developing inside of them, they thought of what they would name us, and they told us about dreams they had for us, and the type of person they hoped we would become… That’s what I see here: a mother and father who get up every day to care for their son, simply because they love him. ❤
This is part of the reason why I'm an atheist, at least when it comes to the popular religions like Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. A caring all-powerful righteous God would not allow a life of unjust suffering for children and parents. This guy had his childhood stolen and his parents sentenced to a life of very difficult, abnormal living and let's be honest... misery, for absolutely no reason. No hope that their kid will ever become a normal person with a job, girlfriend, his own home, a car, etc. And why? What horrible crime have they committed to be punished like this? None... it's just bad luck, or "God's will" if you're a religious person. God has a plan for everyone, right? Apparently Kevin's plan was to be trapped in a damaged body with a damaged brain for life, for his parents to take care of him FOREVER. And the plan for countless other children is to be slowly crushed by earthquake debris as they lie there screaming and dying... slowly, crying for "mommy!". Or to be tortured by various pathogens, parasites, bacterial infections, viruses, and cancers until they die a painful death at age 7. I specifically didn't mention crimes against kids so that Christians can't use the "God is not a puppeteer!" argument, where apparently God watches criminals prey on children and does nothing about it out of respect for the criminals' free will.
Moms are truly the super heros. After mu spinal cord injury from a illness, my mom did all the heavy lifting (me) too. Without my mom, I would be living in a care facility because my father didn’t want anything to do with me after.
It must weigh heavy on the parents’ minds: What will Kevin do when they’re no longer around to take care of him?…Incredible parents and better people than I’ll ever be.
My son had severe Tourette (and other). Kevin's movement disorder really brings it all back. At one point in middle school he could not get a spoon to his mouth. My heart goes out.
Its so crazy he is trapped in his own body but his mind is free and he is doing so well,great to see,makes you think not to take something as simple as walking for granted
Ok this may not be relevant but I have a cat with cerebellar hypoplasia which affects his motor function only everything else (cognition etc) is not affected. To look at him you think poor thing, but HE doesnt seem to think he is anything other than a normal cat..hes taken more bumps than a pinball...but god bless him he seems to be a happy cat. I think, in a way, its the same thing. To them there is nothing wrong with them. Its very heartwarming🤗
This is inspiring, and I am truly humbled. Here I am, feeling sorry for myself, having been turned down for SSI 4 times in just as many years while watching this adult whose parents have to take care of him, when, despite all of his disabilities, he's still able to work. What? You go Kevin!
You mead Social Security Disability? I used ALLSUP to get mIne. They’re really a good company. The owner and founder was a prior employee of Social Security.
They seem like the sweetest people! They are making a huge difference in our world, and showing us all how we can better ourselves! We all need to be an example and be strong leaders, and show more love, acceptance, and compassion towards others!
What a most Beautiful family! Such loving and dedicated parents and a truly determined young man, fully committed to achieve all he can despite his disabilities. Wish you as individuals and as a family All the very best.
There just may be. I saw a cideo on Facebook about a suit made for people with myscle spasticity. I'll see if I can find the link and post again if I find it.
The pride in momma and poppa Pease’s voice and face is palpable 🥲 I watched this video smiling throughout. I have such admiration, what remarkable humans ❤ it!
Claudette, can you come up with a better way of moving Kevin from bed? That's a difficult thing and there's no doubt the last thing he wants is for you to hurt your back. His patience with his physical challenges is amazing, to be mentally brilliant and to not give up due to the physical problems inspires me, of course look at his parents, another inspiration. Wow!
Amazing FAMILY 👪 ❤, what a great story and inspiration,!!! Shows with family and supportive ,devoted parents , nothing is unobtainable, he has accomplished many things in life that someone without disabilities will never achieve ,he is awesome and Job Well Done Parents
the intellectual way he spoke through the eye speech is amazing, the athletes running is also amazing. i love seeing all that happens, it made me emotional. being an epileptic runner is very different but still sort of similar, i am a 15 year old teenager and my niece also fights a movement disorder. i got her into this sort of thing and we love to go on runs together. ❤
What a good looking son! The brain cells are definitely working. I had the two girls and a boy on the third, so I feel a connection with you. YOU are a quiet-spoken mom and that's to be admired, but ask for help when having to use your back lifting. The Foundation is amazing and has a great need. WELL DONE BY KEVIN. Love seeing the tears and smiles of KOOL joy.
my heart 💔 who is Kyle Pease ? best to you and you family---all 4 of my sons are disabled. you are such an inspiration Kevin--and your family is as well. thank you and keep fighting ! XOX
It’s so refreshing to read all of the beautiful comments regarding this wonderful family! Blessings to all of you! Kevin, keep letting your light shine and keep pushing forward! You are one incredible man! To Kevin’s parents, you’re so loving and such compassionate people with the biggest hearts! May God bless your amazing family!
In 92 I was injured whilst serving in the British military resulting in the loss of both legs. Until that moment I was uneducated and had no insight in to the disabled community, since then I have been blessed through witnessing the tenacity and sheer doggedness of so many differently abled people and their support network. I am in awe of you all.
This is so beautiful….and I didn’t know there were ways for people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities to use the computer and communicate! Good to know.
Let me reiterate that as I'm crying why isn't this a show on TV why don't they have something on a Saturday or Sunday that parents and children can watch this is phenomenal the parenting and the determination of this young man this is just beyond words can't stop crying but I think they're tears of joy
Stories like this are so motivating to me!!I am able bodied and of sound mind!!!When I'm feeling tired or lazy from here on out I'm just going to ask myself WHAT WOULD KEVIN DO???I don't know you Kevin..but I love you brother!!
Truly amazing! Shows what can be achieved if we look for solutions around the disabilities and don’t put limits on people! And to stop making assumptions. What a blessed family! Honestly so inspiring for myself, going through my own issues with invisible illness and mild movement disorder
19 years ago I was driving a city bus. I encountered all human walks of life. One evening I opened my door and saw this amazing human staring at me. As I waited for him to board I kept thinking who is this guy. I was intrigued. I told another bus driver about him and I realized all of the bus drivers knew him. Another occasion I again opened my doors and I said hey my name is Monica he couldn’t speak very well. So I asked him that every time he would board I would get to know him more. And he did. I found out we were both immigrants and almost same age. He loved movies and music. After 5 years of random sightings I met up with him to eat breakfast. It was so nice being with him. He told me that day at that restaurant that he treasured me like no other bus driver he’s ever had because I took the time to know him. I never made fun of him. I took the time to listen. Now thanks to him I know sign language and can read lips. I told him one day I will write a script for a movie about you. If you read this his name is VICTOR FRAGA from San Antonio Tx. HES THE BEST HUMAN BEING IVE EVER MET.
Kevin seems so sweet,happy, smart,and a hard worker in his life. His smile at breakfast when he said he has one goal, to get the food in his stomach was what made my heart happy..He has such loving,& supportive parents that motivate him to get out there and have fun,&be successful , i know personally having a child with special needs it can be challenging but its even more rewarding on so many levels..Although people with disabilities, differences, & special needs are faced with more challenges than someone without the same disabilities but its not impossible, its very possible for everyone to be successful in life, they just have to find ways to do things in ways that work for them..I remember being so inspired so proud of my daughter when she was 2 years old,she taught herself how to tie her shoes one handed, within hours in one day she figured it out all on her own, she was born with Amniotic Band Syndrome, she was born without her left hand and half her left arm., Theres many many days when im the one learning from her, im the one inspired and motivated by her..People that are born different are truly special amazing people, Its great when the world can encourage them, support them, befriend them and protect, cherish,and always be kind to them because you never know when that one day comes that someone with special needs may just end up being the most incredible person you will ever know❣💜
So so so proud of Kyle and Brent and the whole Pease family and what you have done to bring smiles to the faces of so many as well as hope to their hearts! Way to go, Kevin!!
I don't believe in God, but I consider myself deeply spiritual. I find it incredible what each and every one of you does. Despite being limited by your disability physically, you touch so many lives and prove that nothing can stop you if you want it. I have so much respect for every person in the foundation, Kevin's parents, and the caretakers of any disabled person. I cannot say that my prayers are with you, but I believe that I can send you some of my positive energy, and that you are sending yours to millions across the world. Thank you, and know that you are amazing.
I'm in awe over everyone's devotion to living life to the fullest. Both those who have challenges and those who love and support them. You are all absolute heroes. I'm sending giant admiration and wishing you all the very best.
Simply beautiful. The dedication, The strength, The perseverance is just showing us that just because he has a disability he is no different than the rest. He bleeds and breaths the same as everyone else. His parents are god's angels. Showing what true parents are.... Never give up on your child because they show us so much more than we expected. Amazing story and beautiful family. May God continue to bless your family and give you all the love and support you need. ❤️
Thats awesome. Listening to what he types playback really shows that his mind is completely intact. Being able to fully communicate while his body is like that has to be so friggin liberating.
I can't recount how many times I've returned to this video - I love it. One moment in particular stuck with me and continues to be a dream of mine... since I believe I also deserve to eat my three meals of the day in peace. Hope you're all doing great, because you're all certainly achieving great things!
This is so amazing, such incredibly thoughtful and loving parents💕. I am a caretaker for someone in a wheelchair, so this video made me really happy seeing all those kids with smiles on their face and participating in an event as independently as they are able to. Thanks for sharing this part of your lives with the public. This is a really special moment in time that will positively impact so many other families going through the same thing.
You guys had me at the first half, I thought this was gonna go a different way, Then you show Kevin zooming on the Bike and Typing with his eyes. I love all of this so much.
What a remarkable, intelligent young man with the best parents one can imagine..😀
What a devoted mother. Blessings to you all.
And father. Bless you both. Amazing loving parents.
And dad!
I don t know a bout this guy
It looks like mom does most of the freaking work! Through out the video we don't see dad do shit!
@@raineeholmes171 she even says he works. They still need financial support too
Any kid in the world would be lucky to have such a great pair of parents like you!!! 💜
Agreed💜
Amen!
You do not need to be sorry for shedding a tear. What you do for that boy is nothing short of amazing. God bless you all.
Hi how are you doing?
@@chrishuston7162 wdym spamming?
@@chrishuston7162 umm are you okay
This is part of the reason why I'm an atheist, at least when it comes to the popular religions like Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. A caring all-powerful righteous God would not allow a life of unjust suffering for children and parents. This guy had his childhood stolen and his parents sentenced to a life of very difficult, abnormal living and let's be honest... misery, for absolutely no reason. No hope that their kid will ever become a normal person with a job, girlfriend, his own home, a car, etc. And why? What horrible crime have they committed to be punished like this? None... it's just bad luck, or "God's will" if you're a religious person. God has a plan for everyone, right? Apparently Kevin's plan was to be trapped in a damaged body with a damaged brain for life, for his parents to take care of him FOREVER. And the plan for countless other children is to be slowly crushed by earthquake debris as they lie there screaming and dying... slowly, crying for "mommy!". Or to be tortured by various pathogens, parasites, bacterial infections, viruses, and cancers until they die a painful death at age 7. I specifically didn't mention crimes against kids so that Christians can't use the "God is not a puppeteer!" argument, where apparently God watches criminals prey on children and does nothing about it out of respect for the criminals' free will.
@@thebellcurve3437 please read the bible
This video should be required viewing for every person thinking about having kids. The unconditional devotion and love given to their son is truly grace when so many parents don’t spend a minute with their kids in a normal day.
Beautifully said!
She is a loving mother. I could never be a caretaker. But I also wouldn't want anybody to live like he does, so I don't know...
Heterosexuals are a menace and need to be stopped
Yea, but they shouldnt have brought him back. He died, mother nature dictated he was too far gone, its sad but true. Humans intervened and now its just suffering and heartache for everyone involved
I'm with the others he passed they should have let God have him.this is not normal this is a woman that has made life too hard and there's no life for her .
What a remarkable young man with loving and supportive parents. The world today could learn so much from them.
My gosh, if we had parents even 1/4 this good to their kids this world would be a completely different world. Just think about that for a moment!!!
So true!!
I woulda got left at the fire department
HiDavid
True.
Yes. Exactly!
Such a wonderful documentary. Just because you're handicapped doesn't mean that you can't achieve everyday things and goals.Theyre so strong
Disabled people are not "strong" for achieving the same things as abled people, that is inspiration porn: th-cam.com/video/vEQaYtPpxkk/w-d-xo.html
Truth is,,, they’re a burden
What an amazing mother and father.
Hello how are you doing?
I actually know Claudette, she works at Fragile Kids Foundation and I did a project in high school about music therapy for medically fragile children. Kevin also went to Wheeler High School where I went.
Dont tell people where she works!!
Please
Yeah
@@glitterbomb6700 hush
How are they doing today?
My father always used to say ,we should be thankful for what we have and how we wake up everyday with 2 hands and 2 feet, and are able to walk, talk. We all should count our blessings!
I had no idea he was so articulate and lucid. I thought he was not able to communicate. That’s amazing. His parents are awesome.
amazing we have technology to give him a chance
Unfortunately, that's a common belief held about people with disabilities. Wouldn't it be a wonderful world if we but give someone a chance?
@@suzannemenuet947 don’t get all upset, I didn’t mean it like that. I’ve worked with people with developmental disabilities, I know exactly how it can be. I just didn’t realize how his condition was toward communication and I was just pleasantly surprised.
Kevin is a work horse! You are making a difference for so many people Kevin. Rock star!
Watching this made me very grateful that my children and grandchildren were born, what I consider, normal. These parents are definitely invested in the welfare and happiness of their son. Seeing all of the disabled gathered together enjoying the outdoors and each other’s company considering all the effort put forth to be there makes me, even at 70 years old, ashamed that I complain about the simple aches and pains I may have in the morning. Shame on me for taking good health for granted.
You just don't have the frame of reference until something bad happens to you personally, or until you see someone else suffer. It's part of human nature. All we can do is our best, try to pause and reflect on our lives, appreciate whatever we have that's good.
I'm autistic, work at home writing, but am celibate due to rejection and assist my parents, working for them and doing housework as they use walking sticks.
I am hyper aware of differences and sometimes it pisses me off.
"Watching this made me grateful that children and grandchildren were born, what I consider, normal" um, as someone who is also autistic, saying that your grateful that your kids and grandchildren aren't disabled, is ableist because it makes disability out to be bad, when it really isn't! It is the lack of accessibility and ableist attitudes of those (who think that disability is bad), that make it difficult for disabled people! *NOT* the disabled person themselves!
@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 See my comment.
A lady I know with five able bodied children and thirteen grandchildren told me everyone is different. My folks are in their 70s, I'm autistic and my younger brother has ADD and two sons. There you go.
What's going to happen to him when his parents die.
Good on you for pushing for him to have a normal life. He's not trapped in his body because you we're willing to be his support. That's awesome, it really is...
That kid has more determination than most people I know. His parents are very good parents.
Feels really good to be a proud mom, doesn't it ;) Gaaahhh, when mom chokes up talking about her son, just SCREAMS PRIDE and JOY! Thank you for sharing your wonderful son with us, Mom! Thank you Kevin, for sharing your day with us, and for all the work you do for this SUPER foundation! Keep shining! Loads of love from Norway
I remember seeing a young man like Kevin in our neighborhood laundromat. And he turned out to be the mechanic there, fixing the broken washing machines and dryers. He was always absolutely amazing to watch as he, with tools, got all those broken machines working again.
@Custom BatchServices Doctor Oyalo used his herbal remedies to poison my pet parrot. He was also caught flashing an elderly woman in the middle of my street. He’s been charged with animal cruelty, manslaughter and indecent exposure, for which he was found guilty and sentenced to life imprisonment. He’s also an advocate for climate change denial and sympathizes with Russia. He’s a public enemy and is not to be trusted EVER!
Kevin , you are so active, and so smart!!!!!!!!!
Hello how are you doing?
@@franklinstephen3268 Weirdos like you get reported
As a mother of a high functioning autistic son, I get it. Our love for the children that have difficulties is endless. I really enjoyed watching Kevin cycling away there. And the use of technology is a great blessing, I see. Life seems hard and unfair, but there is a lot of joy too.
Hello! I'm autistic and wanted to let you know that a lot of us are uncomfortable with functioning labels. It's not necessarily accurate, as our skills and traits fluctuate a lot. Saying things like "high support needs" is a bit more accurate.
Another reason we are uncomfortable with that terminology is it can be used to either deny us accommodations, or deny us autonomy. Many who are labeled as "low functioning" are denied privacy, and many "high functioning" autistic people are denied the accommodations we need.
I understand that you aren't being malicious, but it's something very important to keep in mind.
Exactly 💯
I also have an autistic son and have written a book about him. It is Daniel by Elizabeth Grech and is available online.
@@autisticzuko2750 My son is HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISTIC AND I taught him years ago this world is not going to alter it's ways to suit you , YOU must be flexible and learn to adjust. My son started out ONLY SPINNING metal objects for months or years no making eye contact or relating to people. With the guidance of Jesus I took the matter in hand, he is the love and joy of my life but for his own good I WORKED WITH HIM YEAR AFTER YEAR Love, patience, dedication; he ended up being very sociable, graduating H S and has his driver's license. Although of course I can see autism is quite different this young man's situation. I know a young woman with Downs Syndrome.she went on to college, it depends on the home life they have.
@@autisticzuko2750 thank you! I’m so tired of being told I don’t need sensory therapy or any help whatsoever because I’m ‘high functioning’. I may be hyper verbal and seem ‘normal but quirky’ but I’m 34 and still live at home and cannot work at all, I can’t take care of myself and I’m losing more skills every year. I’m now confined to a wheelchair most of the time too due to severe chronic pain and exhaustion.
When I was paralyzed as a young man in my twenties when someone rear ended my vehicle at a red light, I ended up in rehab for a while, and I remember so clearly that when my mom met the mother of another guy who was also paralyzed, she said, “I would do anything to be able to trade places with my son, to take the pain of this injury on myself instead.”
I’ve always remembered that as a demonstration of the kind of love that mothers have for their children. They carried us for ~nine months, they whispered to us when we were still developing inside of them, they thought of what they would name us, and they told us about dreams they had for us, and the type of person they hoped we would become…
That’s what I see here: a mother and father who get up every day to care for their son, simply because they love him. ❤
He’s so precious GOD bless him and his loving supportive parents
God is a sadistic psychopath if he's real
This is part of the reason why I'm an atheist, at least when it comes to the popular religions like Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. A caring all-powerful righteous God would not allow a life of unjust suffering for children and parents. This guy had his childhood stolen and his parents sentenced to a life of very difficult, abnormal living and let's be honest... misery, for absolutely no reason. No hope that their kid will ever become a normal person with a job, girlfriend, his own home, a car, etc. And why? What horrible crime have they committed to be punished like this? None... it's just bad luck, or "God's will" if you're a religious person. God has a plan for everyone, right? Apparently Kevin's plan was to be trapped in a damaged body with a damaged brain for life, for his parents to take care of him FOREVER. And the plan for countless other children is to be slowly crushed by earthquake debris as they lie there screaming and dying... slowly, crying for "mommy!". Or to be tortured by various pathogens, parasites, bacterial infections, viruses, and cancers until they die a painful death at age 7. I specifically didn't mention crimes against kids so that Christians can't use the "God is not a puppeteer!" argument, where apparently God watches criminals prey on children and does nothing about it out of respect for the criminals' free will.
@@thebellcurve3437 Exactly what ive always said
Moms are truly the super heros.
After mu spinal cord injury from a illness, my mom did all the heavy lifting (me) too. Without my mom, I would be living in a care facility because my father didn’t want anything to do with me after.
It must weigh heavy on the parents’ minds: What will Kevin do when they’re no longer around to take care of him?…Incredible parents and better people than I’ll ever be.
that got me thinking as well, hopefully there can be other family members to pitch in :)
Once there was a time when his well being was assured. Now they toss the incapacitated out on the street. Plenty of money for war.
He's more able and smarter than most of society is today.
Yes he most definitely is
My son had severe Tourette (and other). Kevin's movement disorder really brings it all back. At one point in middle school he could not get a spoon to his mouth.
My heart goes out.
Kevin has such amazing parents ❤
He is amazing 🤩
Wow! what a loving mother and father, regardless of Kevin's disability it's amazing to watch Kevin's abilities, much respect from New Zealand....👏👏
Kevin you are an amazing champ!
I am so humbled watching the love and devotion from his Mother and Father. God bless this wonderful family.
They’re beautiful people with hearts of gold!
Its so crazy he is trapped in his own body but his mind is free and he is doing so well,great to see,makes you think not to take something as simple as walking for granted
Amen!
Ok this may not be relevant but I have a cat with cerebellar hypoplasia which affects his motor function only everything else (cognition etc) is not affected. To look at him you think poor thing, but HE doesnt seem to think he is anything other than a normal cat..hes taken more bumps than a pinball...but god bless him he seems to be a happy cat. I think, in a way, its the same thing. To them there is nothing wrong with them. Its very heartwarming🤗
Great video Kevin, Rich and Claudette!
This video is beautiful. These athletes are beautiful. It was a joy to watch this. Thank you. Kevin and his parents are incredible role models.
Hi how are you doing?
This is inspiring, and I am truly humbled. Here I am, feeling sorry for myself, having been turned down for SSI 4 times in just as many years while watching this adult whose parents have to take care of him, when, despite all of his disabilities, he's still able to work. What? You go Kevin!
You mead Social Security Disability? I used ALLSUP to get mIne. They’re really a good company. The owner and founder was a prior employee of Social Security.
Kevin is blessed to have a family who love's him so much. God bless Kevin and his family.
She looked so proud when she said she was his mother. I enjoyed this video and it made me feel very privileged
They seem like the sweetest people! They are making a huge difference in our world, and showing us all how we can better ourselves! We all need to be an example and be strong leaders, and show more love, acceptance, and compassion towards others!
look what's possible when you have such a strong support system ! he puts in the work to its clear . much respect
I feel like he's a gift because we find out how much compassion we're capable of. Teachers come in different packages. ❤️
What a most Beautiful family! Such loving and dedicated parents and a truly determined young man, fully committed to achieve all he can despite his disabilities. Wish you as individuals and as a family All the very best.
Wish you all the best of everything and especially for Mom's back to stay strong!
Kevin, thank you for sharing your self with all of us. Such bravery and confidence. 💖😍👍👍👍
Amazing young man and his family. I so wish there could be a way to reduce the spasms for these courageous young people.
There just may be. I saw a cideo on Facebook about a suit made for people with myscle spasticity. I'll see if I can find the link and post again if I find it.
Here you go, hope this helps.It's information about the suit to treat spasticity: m.th-cam.com/video/iffx7nVW680/w-d-xo.html
The pride in momma and poppa Pease’s voice and face is palpable 🥲 I watched this video smiling throughout. I have such admiration, what remarkable humans ❤ it!
Claudette, can you come up with a better way of moving Kevin from bed? That's a difficult thing and there's no doubt the last thing he wants is for you to hurt your back. His patience with his physical challenges is amazing, to be mentally brilliant and to not give up due to the physical problems inspires me, of course look at his parents, another inspiration. Wow!
Kevin is very fortunate to have the support of his parents. Way to go Kevin we can all learn something from your perseverance
A mother's love for her son. 🇬🇧👍❤️
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Im speechless…..devotion, love, tolerance, patience, never ending love……
Mom you and Kevin are the bomb. Loving the rhythm and routine you two keep. Much blessings
Just imaising parents Lord Jesus thank you for thos parents are warriors Bless them with lot strength ♥️😍🥰🥰
Am amazing family!!! Such a full life. The parents are so strong. I wish them all continued success and strength. Such an inspiration.
What unique heroes they are. Amazing parents
Nice to meet you both
Kevin
All my respect and admiration for you
Your are blessed to have wonderful parents
Hugs
Blessings to you all.
Amazing FAMILY 👪 ❤, what a great story and inspiration,!!! Shows with family and supportive ,devoted parents , nothing is unobtainable, he has accomplished many things in life that someone without disabilities will never achieve ,he is awesome and Job Well Done Parents
the intellectual way he spoke through the eye speech is amazing, the athletes running is also amazing. i love seeing all that happens, it made me emotional. being an epileptic runner is very different but still sort of similar, i am a 15 year old teenager and my niece also fights a movement disorder. i got her into this sort of thing and we love to go on runs together. ❤
Seeing his fight to do the things he want to do and actually get it done.. gives me so much motivation...thank u Kevin❤
They are amazing parents because God gives a special son to care for whole life of them.I can feel it ❤️
Best. Parents. Ever. Period. All my sincere love and prayers. ❤🙏🏻❤️✝️❤️ God bless Kevin for his determination and incredible patience!!!!!!!
What a good looking son! The brain cells are definitely working. I had the two girls and a boy on the third, so I feel a connection with you. YOU are a quiet-spoken mom and that's to be admired, but ask for help when having to use your back lifting. The Foundation is amazing and has a great need. WELL DONE BY KEVIN. Love seeing the tears and smiles of KOOL joy.
my heart 💔
who is Kyle Pease ?
best to you and you family---all 4 of my sons are disabled.
you are such an inspiration Kevin--and your family is as well. thank you and keep fighting ! XOX
MD....wow God bless you and your brood..Stay strong!!!
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing Kevin and your family with us.
It’s so refreshing to read all of the beautiful comments regarding this wonderful family! Blessings to all of you! Kevin, keep letting your light shine and keep pushing forward! You are one incredible man! To Kevin’s parents, you’re so loving and such compassionate people with the biggest hearts! May God bless your amazing family!
Hi how are you doing?
He's so sweet and his parents are loving. What a great story!
In 92 I was injured whilst serving in the British military resulting in the loss of both legs. Until that moment I was uneducated and had no insight in to the disabled community, since then I have been blessed through witnessing the tenacity and sheer doggedness of so many differently abled people and their support network. I am in awe of you all.
This is so beautiful….and I didn’t know there were ways for people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities to use the computer and communicate! Good to know.
Let me reiterate that as I'm crying why isn't this a show on TV why don't they have something on a Saturday or Sunday that parents and children can watch this is phenomenal the parenting and the determination of this young man this is just beyond words can't stop crying but I think they're tears of joy
Stories like this are so motivating to me!!I am able bodied and of sound mind!!!When I'm feeling tired or lazy from here on out I'm just going to ask myself WHAT WOULD KEVIN DO???I don't know you Kevin..but I love you brother!!
Disabled people do *not* exist to simply inspire abled people: th-cam.com/video/8K9Gg164Bsw/w-d-xo.html
What an incredible family! Lots of love
Truly amazing! Shows what can be achieved if we look for solutions around the disabilities and don’t put limits on people! And to stop making assumptions. What a blessed family! Honestly so inspiring for myself, going through my own issues with invisible illness and mild movement disorder
I'm so impressed 😃 God bless us all
Best attitudes ever. I love this. We are only limited by what we tell ourselves
Hello how are you doing?
19 years ago I was driving a city bus. I encountered all human walks of life. One evening I opened my door and saw this amazing human staring at me. As I waited for him to board I kept thinking who is this guy. I was intrigued. I told another bus driver about him and I realized all of the bus drivers knew him. Another occasion I again opened my doors and I said hey my name is Monica he couldn’t speak very well. So I asked him that every time he would board I would get to know him more. And he did. I found out we were both immigrants and almost same age. He loved movies and music. After 5 years of random sightings I met up with him to eat breakfast. It was so nice being with him. He told me that day at that restaurant that he treasured me like no other bus driver he’s ever had because I took the time to know him. I never made fun of him. I took the time to listen.
Now thanks to him I know sign language and can read lips.
I told him one day I will write a script for a movie about you.
If you read this his name is VICTOR FRAGA from San Antonio Tx.
HES THE BEST HUMAN BEING IVE EVER MET.
this is such a sweet story :(
You guys are wonderful... may Yahweh bless you and Kevin... praise GOD 🙏...
This young man is AMAZING 🤩❤️
I can not get over the strength you parents have and the love abounding! He’s so intelligent and does not give up. Bless you and yours
Thank God for parents like you, best wishes to Kevin from upstate N.Y.!
Kevin you have fantastic parents. They have allowed you to become an adult and allow you to make choices of your own. Well done mum and dad
Kevin seems so sweet,happy, smart,and a hard worker in his life. His smile at breakfast when he said he has one goal, to get the food in his stomach was what made my heart happy..He has such loving,& supportive parents that motivate him to get out there and have fun,&be successful , i know personally having a child with special needs it can be challenging but its even more rewarding on so many levels..Although people with disabilities, differences, & special needs are faced with more challenges than someone without the same disabilities but its not impossible, its very possible for everyone to be successful in life, they just have to find ways to do things in ways that work for them..I remember being so inspired so proud of my daughter when she was 2 years old,she taught herself how to tie her shoes one handed, within hours in one day she figured it out all on her own, she was born with Amniotic Band Syndrome, she was born without her left hand and half her left arm., Theres many many days when im the one learning from her, im the one inspired and motivated by her..People that are born different are truly special amazing people, Its great when the world can encourage them, support them, befriend them and protect, cherish,and always be kind to them because you never know when that one day comes that someone with special needs may just end up being the most incredible person you will ever know❣💜
So so so proud of Kyle and Brent and the whole Pease family and what you have done to bring smiles to the faces of so many as well as hope to their hearts! Way to go, Kevin!!
I don't believe in God, but I consider myself deeply spiritual. I find it incredible what each and every one of you does. Despite being limited by your disability physically, you touch so many lives and prove that nothing can stop you if you want it. I have so much respect for every person in the foundation, Kevin's parents, and the caretakers of any disabled person. I cannot say that my prayers are with you, but I believe that I can send you some of my positive energy, and that you are sending yours to millions across the world. Thank you, and know that you are amazing.
Thank God for savior JESUS ! No God no reason to be on earth period!!! God bless you!
What an amazing story. Thank you Kevin and your amazing parents, and Kyle Pease as well.
Tears of joy and gratitude watching this segment. You all are amazing people!!❤️
I'm in awe over everyone's devotion to living life to the fullest. Both those who have challenges and those who love and support them. You are all absolute heroes. I'm sending giant admiration and wishing you all the very best.
That's a great mother and a strong woman to deal with that every day ..true love
Way too GO ! Kevin. You are an amazing young man with awesome parents are there for you though thick and thin. God Bless You. 😁
he’s so handsome and intelligent. his mother has such a beautiful soul. what a lovely family
This is the best video that I have ever seen on TH-cam, your all amazing people and I can't wait to donate to this cause , I love you all
You guys are an inspiration. This young man is so blessed to have such warm loving parents. God bless you all. Your son is a beautiful person.
🇮🇪 🤩Mitico Kevin, non smettere mai di lottare, sei un grande 🇮🇪
Simply beautiful. The dedication, The strength, The perseverance is just showing us that just because he has a disability he is no different than the rest. He bleeds and breaths the same as everyone else. His parents are god's angels. Showing what true parents are.... Never give up on your child because they show us so much more than we expected. Amazing story and beautiful family. May God continue to bless your family and give you all the love and support you need. ❤️
Thats awesome. Listening to what he types playback really shows that his mind is completely intact. Being able to fully communicate while his body is like that has to be so friggin liberating.
You guys are Very Good Mom and Dad Your Son is well LOVED and taking care of
I can't recount how many times I've returned to this video - I love it. One moment in particular stuck with me and continues to be a dream of mine... since I believe I also deserve to eat my three meals of the day in peace. Hope you're all doing great, because you're all certainly achieving great things!
This is so amazing, such incredibly thoughtful and loving parents💕. I am a caretaker for someone in a wheelchair, so this video made me really happy seeing all those kids with smiles on their face and participating in an event as independently as they are able to. Thanks for sharing this part of your lives with the public. This is a really special moment in time that will positively impact so many other families going through the same thing.
this is so cool. Great family, parents, and foundation. Love the dog too. Love everything about this. Thank you
Nothing can beat a mothers love💜💜💜
Thank you for sharing this beautiful video! You have an incredible son and Mom and Dad are too! This touched my heart. ❤️
You guys had me at the first half, I thought this was gonna go a different way, Then you show Kevin zooming on the Bike and Typing with his eyes. I love all of this so much.
What an awesome family ❤❤❤and I can feel his parents love all the way threw the phone ❤❤❤so beautiful
Such a great ethos. Trully great parents. What a great charity. Bless you xx