Two Kids. Two Undiagnosed Disabilities.

[tgnben]

It's criminal that they can't get financial aide just because the disability is undiagnosed. Whoever is making that decision should be forced to spend one day with this family to see what they go through.

[professionalcommenter]

If you watch children's eyes, they are very present and aware of the situation.

[TheJessicahammerly]

That moment when the other little girl helped her clap her hands and she gave a little smile just melted my heart

[maryellenblount]

The sadness in the parents eyes really hit me. They are doing the best they can for their kids. Bless them!

[sandracmyers]

That father crying as his son crossed the finish line KILLED ME. BEAUTIFUL family.

[Nick_J_]

There’s something in those kid’s eyes. You can tell they are aware, even smart. That’s what makes it so sad- that they cannot get it out.

[NaomiVictorias]

The mental strength of these parents is absolutly incredible and im holding out all the hope in the world that theyre able to get a diagnosis for their beautiful children. I hope somebody watching this has more of an idea!

[rhemorse]

7:22 This clip makes me so happy. No one laughs, no one gives her strange looks. The one child who turned looked like she was worried and wanted to help. These kids are so much nicer than the kids i grew up with wow lol

[Sophia-rkws]

The parents don't give themselves enough credit I think. They're not just caregivers, they're wonderful parents. The dad said that he believes that anyone would do the same, but that's just not true. Some people would just give up, even if their own biological children were the ones affected. They are wonderful parents because of how they love their children. They are wonderful because they care. A caregiver would only give care for as long as they were required to do in a day, but a parent would never stop giving that care ever, and I feel like this is what sets the two terms apart.

[janetaylor]

What got me the most was when the mother said, "I don't always feel like I'm a parent, I feel more like a caregiver." Prayers for this family.

[Ana-wbsm]

I also have a child with a disability. I hate when people say “God only gives you what you can handle” We don’t have a choice, I cant just sit around and cry, my baby needs me. You do what you can with the cards you are dealt. There are good days and bad days.

[sophiebrown]

“It would be so invaluable to be in there head for just 10 minutes.” Such a beloved father.

[vinny]

I hate to admit it, but I'm so afraid to have kids because of stuff like this.

[gracesolarz]

I live on the same street as this family. I drive and walk past their house everyday and always wave and smile to them if they are outside. I’ve been in the classroom that she teaches art in. I’ve never fully understood the details of their lives until seeing this video. You never know what families are going through. They are a wonderful family and I can only hope the best for them. They are amazing and loving parents. This video makes me feel truly blessed seeing that some people have thing a lot harder then you do.

[jacqueb]

The kids look so happy. They are such wonderful parents. I just wish the parents didn’t have to feel so much pain.

[mollyshannon]

God Bless you 🙏 I had a severely handicapped child at 18 and people would tell me I was chosen to be his Mom. It didn’t feel right at first but then I found out that not everyone took care of their child like I did, even some gave their child up to a care home and went on with their lives. I’ll always say my son taught me more than I could ever have taught him. My son, Ryan, passed away at 12, I had two more kids by that time but there was a huge hole in my life. He was totally dependent on me, my husband did not participate much, in fact I was home alone holding my son when Jesus took his hand and led him home. Your children are beautiful, love is all that matters in this world 🥰🥰🥰

[cindyb.]

I don't think this video was about undiagnosed children. It was about two outstanding parents and two beautiful children. I felt the love.♡♡♡

[trackgurl]

Damn it. I was good until Dad started crying when his son crossed the finish line. Whew. My heart.

[michellesartori]

These children may have "lucked out" with their lack of certain abilities but they were VERY fortunate to end up with the parents they have. They are both INCREDIBLE and obviously have a very strong relationship. I wish that every child with a special need had parents like Colbie and Leyton! I wish them all the best and hope that they eventually get a diagnosis.

[booella]

What a lovely, honest couple. Sometimes life's just unfair. Broke my heart when she said she wished they could just say they loved her. Beautiful kids that I'm sure live their parents to pieces xxx