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Chris invites us into his busy life in Sydney, while his parents share insights they have gained from raising an independent son.
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Date of upload: Jul 26, 2016 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
He's fit, Has a nice office job, can drive and is at Uni.
This guy is doing better in life then I am. lol
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He's more civil, well-mannered than most "able" people.
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He's an incredible athlete, especially considering people withe DS have poor muscle tone. To be able to do what he does, he's had to have worked three times as hard as a person with with typical muscle tone.
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Dad is so calm as an instructor. Even when he gets upset he's calm! Lol!
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He is so impressive, this kid could have his own series.
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He is smarter and more productive than most of ppl I know. Bravo.
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wtf. this guy is more of a gentleman than most of us. cmon dude. you don't have any syndrome, believe me. you're living better life than many people. be proud of yourself my man. you're doing good job. a good individual in society is always appreciated. <3
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My brother had Down Syndrome. He wasn't as high functioning but I wonder how different things might have been for him with all of the help people with Down Syndrome now get.
My brother was born in the late 1930s when most kids were institutionalized. My mother refused to do that for which we are all grateful.
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When he said, "How do I maximize what my son can do?" I started tearing up.
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Now this is what I call parental dedication! Great job! π
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"My syndrome may be down but my hopes are up"
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He's remarkable. His future looks very bright. This boy makes something of himself. He is so intelligent as well. This truly touches my heart.
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Incredible young man. I have a 13 year old with DS who is "high functioning" by most standards but to imagine this level of independence seems miles away at this point. These parents must feel such pride and accomplishment at helping their son achieve what he has.
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This guy is in better shape and has better vocabulary than most of the people without down syndrome.
Absolutely outstanding human being.
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He is very inteligent and handsome
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i guess the intelligence and character of the parents rubbed off onto chris. he is incredibly intelligent and lovable.
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Knowing that people with Down syndrome have low muscle tone to begin with, this guy's athletic capabilites are amazing!
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I would have liked to have this man when I was learning to drive.
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He's so engaging as an interviewer. π
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@bethany3272
7 years ago
I cannot thank you enough for this documentary. I have a 2 year old son with down syndrome and I have always been so afraid for his future. Will he have friends? Will he go to university? Will he be able to handle money? Will he drive a car? Wll he have a job? Will he be independent? Chris has answered all those questions with a resounding YES! Thank you for showing what people with down syndrome can achieve!
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