A College Student with Down Syndrome and his Autistic Roommate
Video Statistics and Information
Channel: Special Books by Special Kids
Views: 1,958,496
Rating: 4.9740524 out of 5
Keywords: SBSK, Autism, Down syndrome, College, Inclusion, Clemson Life, Chris Ulmer, Mr. Chris, Roommates, Blake, Tanner
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Length: 12min 4sec (724 seconds)
Published: Tue Nov 12 2019
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I loved this video so much! I really liked what Tanner said about not knowing how he knows if somebody is nice because some people seem one way on the outside but are different on the inside, and I really admire Blake's drive to keep getting better and better everyday! And I liked Isaac's advice about being yourself. My favorite thing about the video was that it really did make me think about and empathize with the way all three guys were feeling, just like Tanner said at the end!
My God Tanner has an infectious smile. Just about broke my face from smiling too much.
i love these two! they remind me of the loving relationship i have with my college roommates.
i think itβs so sweet how Tanner has his arm around Blake for a lot of their interviews. you can tell that they love each other so much.
They are amazing! The way they help each other and their desire to keep learning and be better every day in despite of the obstacles is awesome. Chris is really lucky by having the opportunity to meet such people. I donβt miss any of the videos because Itβs like having the chance to get a little piece of his experience and learning from the people he interviews. You guys are amazing! Watching your videos make me study harder every day to be a great psychiatrist
I couldn't possibly love this video more!
Such sweet and caring friends. Every episode melts me into a puddle. <3
I loved these two! Do you guys know if there's any way to contact them? I don't remember seing their contacts under the video π
This was definitely my favorite video. It was so sweet to learn about how Blake and Tanner help play to each others strengths while supporting and helping each other through challenges. I'm glad that Tanner expressed that he is getting more comfortable with self-advocacy as well.
a bit late to the party, but are autists good companions to people with down syndrome and viceversa?