Hart Faber Carlys Story of Autism.mov
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- This is the second of two acts on 20/20 in 2009 visiting a rare autistic girl who can't speak, but learned to type which opened a new world for her and us. For more info and to find her blog use this link
www.ctv.ca/CTVN...
Carly is so smart, but imagine the struggles with being misunderstood and judged. She is strong too.
I work with autistic kids, one of my kids cant speak. I am desperately searching for ways to help him unlock his power to communicate. This video bring tears to my eyes because I know there is hope now.
do absolutely everything in your power, then you have done enough.
I'm into the same in my work. This is mind blowing. Im so happy to understand more now, but i had a strong feeling its this way. We just do not know how to understand this and how to help them their way out in the inner mess they have. The theory books need to be rewritten. Awsome.
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I have had very good results using vibration training. I'm pretty easy to find if you want to talk.
Hi, I am teaching my non-speaking kids ASL and we're in the early stages of literacy too.
I am the editor who put this story together for ABC a few years ago. At the time she had a blog and communicated with a lot of folks on the spectrum. My daughter is also on the spectrum so it was an inspiring story to tell. Google search, autistic carly canada, and you will find a link I found connected to her blog. All the best to you and yours. Hart
This was a few years ago now and I am happy to see how this story positively effects people. I was just the editor of the story and I am always inspired by this family.
How is she doing now days?
Where can i find a chinese version?
This is so heart warming 🥲🥹 my daughter also has autism, she is 8 years old & she doesn’t speak full sentences, only 1-3 words, she also types 1-4 words but not full sentences. She is progressing 🥰 I can’t wait until the day I’m able to “meet” my child as well & have full conversations with her. I can’t wait to know what’s in her head ❤
Same as my daughter hopefully she will talk more soon sending hugs❤
Carly you are so awesome! My son's teacher showed this video to his class and since he has seen your video he has become so much more understanding of his sister! Keep up the good work you are doing! You are helping in more ways than you know! I can't wait till your novel is out I want to read it so bad! My daughter is 11.5 years old with Cri du Chat syndrome Plus Autism and deaf and hard of hearing. I hope to see more videos that you do! You are such a true inspiration! Thank YOu!
I cried when I saw this. I cried because I understand her because I have ASD, too. I also cried because I am happy for her finding her voice and because she knows that she is great. I have ASD, too, although I do verbalise. I think it's awesome that she found her voice, too, and that she advocates for those with ASD. She is awesome.
I have PDDNOS and I want to advocate for autism too
You wrote the same thing twice
wow truly amazing, i hope that she can help the medical community in understanding the in and outs of autism that are so complex. as a psychology student i already learned a great deal that i never knew just from watching this video
This video melted my heart. I love you gorgeous Carlys! you are a gem
you are absolutely Amazing young lady.Thank you for sharing your stories with us
you gave me hope when i most needed it .much love to you and to your great parents.
when I watched that i cried. and i'm proud of your daughter and your a good father and mother for helping her and I could tell that she really loves you guys!
I saw her on the Doctors a few months back she has helped me in ways that she may never know! I work with special needs children and families also my god son has downs and autism. I would get so frustrated and sad because I wanted to understand better. Carly has show us what doctors, therapist, teachers, seminars and workshops never could. She has helped our brains better understand what my angles are feeling!
It was really cool to hear right from her why she covers her ears and rocks etc. My 5 year old son always covers his ears, he is also autistic. Even when nothing was loud.
I love this girls witty humour and personality!
THANK YOU CARLY !!! Thank you so much! You have helped me and another family who has to understand their little girl. I think you have helped us tremendously!
This women is the best example of strength.
We should think of this EVERY time we see someone who we feel is beyond understanding;
It shows the "experts " had better keep an open mind...
Exactly the first thought which came to my mind.. 9 years down the road and this applied EVEN now, even more according to me
Thank you Carly you are an angel.
Inspiring... thank you for giving our family HOPE!
RIGHT!! We don't learn this stuff in books
Carly's gonna be amazing in university.
Amazing. I am hoping my son who just turned 14 will be able to speak one day
That was an inspirational piece
There much more going on inside of Carly's head, than she can express. It's important to think of autism as a Different Ability, instead of a disability.
It is a severe disability a lot of the times, what the hell you talking about..?
Inspire and keep inspiring , your amazing ♡
I would like to meet you Carly and get your book as well .
She is amazin
My cousin has this. He is so smart! I wonder if he would be interested in typing too? It'll be interesting to know what's on his mind.
Its wild how good she is at writing 😮
she isn't actually writting thous messages
I also have Asperger Syndrome, and, although my Autism is not always as hard for me to deal with as Carly's may be for her, it is still hard at times, because I have some difficulty getting my point across to other people in a way they will understand and accept.
Asperger's can be just as hard ❤️ I know this was 6 years ago but I hope your doing ok
Amazing ❤️
Carly was expressing her own way! She was throwing her tantrum and that was not good, but she is good now and she did great!! :)
She had a melt down, temper tantrums are different from melt downs. They are not the same words
And they don't have the same meaning
Amazing
@jjpowersiv Really... you are going to make fun of the reporter who is talking about an amazing and inspiring girl? You just chose to focus on whether he said tweet or twitter. Wow you totally have your priorities straight!
You know she hasn't been heard from for years, it's kind of crazy it seems like her father did something to her (or more accurately didn't believe her when she told him his friend assaulted her) and then he kinda silenced her
❤☺
Where’s Carly???!
5:45 I'm so cute blind people stop an stare lol i got to admit shes funny
😍
Serious question, Is down syndrom considered a higher functioning disability than autism?
No it is not, but it honestly depends on how "severe" it is.
That is not a black or white question. as so few little are
It's not. Downsyndrome is definitionally a genetic disorder of intelligence. Where as autism doesn't always affect intelligence.
What diagnoses was removed from her record?
They mention that Carly used to be dismissed as "mentally impaired". I don't know if that is the actual medical term used in diagnosis, but the equivalent of that is probably it.
Happens all too often, even without an actual diagnosis, that people are dismissed as mentally impaired, just because they can't communicate "properly".
How is she doing now days?
Sorry to say that there are serious concerns about her well-being. Early in 2019 she posted that she had been sexually assaulted by her father's boyfriend. There have been a couple of posts on her social media since then but it's not clear whether they're from her. celebrationgeneration.com/wheres-carly/
@Blythe Thorn Her father's boyfriend..? Lol what.? isn't he married..? Well I guess not anymore lol
@@blythethorn5835 Thorn and who would assault her..? How can someone do that, it's feed up in so many levels. What a god dam pig, dam, you have to be down fkng bad to do that sht
Is she really 11yrs old? She just looked like over 20!
Dealara Brito speak through computer to communicate
He said she even stole things ... like what? 😂 I don’t think that’s the case
What's her twitter!!!!!!!!! She's amazing
@CarlysVoice
I hope a miracle happens and she can be cured
How dare you??
I would be so happy if she can speak one day
i could never look people in the eye either. no offense to karli, but it was a bad habit more for me
babe
Carly have har voice don’t what to talk can talk
I don't wanna be mean but in the begining she says "I'm cute" where she's not
Spotting lies is my job ye know