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  1. sheryl0166

    Impressive video, I just want to thank you for standing up and making a difference for our children.
    Your son is very mature for his young age, diabetes has a way of making them grow up fast.
    My daughter (12 years old) was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes this summer. It hurts to see them go through so much, the sleepless nights, the needles, and even discrimination. Sheryl B.

  2. curtis596

    You are an amazing team! You inspire me in so many ways. When my son was in school we had problems and I didn’t fight but walked away. Big Kudo’s to you and your family.

  3. TeamSammyK

    Great video! Thanks for working so hard to advocate for all kids who require accomodations! We are lucky, our school has been wonderful, but not all folks are so fortunate.

  4. susifl

    I met Hunter at Call to Congress this May. We discussed the DVD the ADA made at one of his D.C. visits. We spoke about school troubles at a previous school & how this video explains his fight for accommodations. It moved me to hear Hunter on how his new school Lydia Middleton allowing full accommodation. Thank you for inspiring the fight to gain rights in our own schools-we are so proud of your advocacy work. To Hunter’s school & classmates, Kudos for a job well done.

  5. ktsff69

    Hunter this video shows everyone that you are just a regular kid. I know your message has inspired me to educate myself about this disease. I hope people will step up to help with funding to find a cure. Way to go and keep it up !!!!!! What a special young man you are to share your story.

  6. cjtorline

    This is a great family – I am so proud of all of them…especially Hunter. What a great video showing what one can do to make the world a better place!