Wonderful job Jeremy. Your word are wise. My hope is that many will listen.

Congratulations on your achievements. I am sure there will be many more!

Jeremy, God Bless you. You will make a difference in the world. You already have. I look forward to hearing of your future accomplishments.

I am crying over Jeremy's words, but I am also crying for the suffering he endured to finally reach this place in his life...And I am crying because of all of the wonderful people who have helped him achieve his goals, but I am also crying for all of the doctors, researchers and scientists who are being persecuted for their efforts to recover autistic children.

The world that Jeremy is entering is filled with as much corruption as it is filled with joy and hope for him. Will he venture into that world of investigative journalism that Jake Crosby has entered, and perhaps discover the source of his autism as well as further answers? Or will he perhaps, embarking on that same journey, discover truth that is continually being smothered by government agencies such as the FDA as well as the pharmaceutical industry, only to find that the door is being slammed in his face....because wonderful devoted researchers like Boyd Haley PhD can no longer share their answers with those like Jeremy who are suffering from autism. Will the FDA persecution extend and expand to all doctors and researchers who dare to speak the truth and share their therapies? It will if we don't stand up to them.

Jeremy and all those suffering with autism deserve every opportunity to further progress in their recovery, but if the FDA removes Boyd Haley's OSR from our access, they can remove Methyl B-12, Glutathione, and all of the other amazing therapies that have helped so many children like my grandson. We hope to pursue hyperbaric oxygen therapy for him in the future, but will that be removed from our access before we are able to achieve it?

Jeremy, may you pursue truth for yourself and others with autism, and may you be blessed with understanding, discernment and wisdom. And may God's Word lead you in your journey....

".....for one to know wisdom and discipline, to discern the sayings of understanding, to receive the discipline [teaching] that gives insight....

...to give to the inexperienced ones shrewdness, to a young man knowledge and thinking ability. A wise person will listen and take in more instruction, and a man of understanding is the one who acquires skillful direction.....

Happy is the man who has found wisdom, and the man that gets discernment, for having it as gain is better than having silver as gain, and having it as produce gold itself.....

Acquire wisdom and with all that you acquire, acquire understanding. Highly esteem it, and it will exhalt you. It will glorify you because you embrace it." [Proverbs 1:1-2,4-5, 2:13-14, 4: 7-8]

This is so uplifting for me. My twin grandson are 7. One of them is non verbal & uses an AAC to communicate mainly. BUT he said his 1st word a few weeks ago. Always believe!

I saw this speech on the welcome page!
Loved its location since it could be accessed by everyone logging on that morning.

I enjoyed his speech so much and I hope he does well.

Thanks to all for your comments - will make sure Jeremy reads them.

When he got interviewed by local NBC reporter, Jeremy asked her why they were interested in him - like what was the big deal? She had to explain why his story was so inspiring / interesting to everyone, not just those families impacted by autism.

Hearing that people are encouraged by hearing about his overcoming obstacles, helps him keep motivated when the going gets rough!

Jeremy, you are amazing. Keep living your dreams!!! I know you will go far!

Full tears. The Helen Keller analogy brings both sadness at the plight of so many kids and hope that many more breakthroughs are possible.

Calling all Annie Sullivans, your services are needed.

Congratulations to Jeremy and his teachers who are an inspiration to all!

That was beautiful. Thank you.