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Well, this amazing kid who loved basketball seiz d the moment when he was called: Carpe Diem!! Focus and poise in a big moment! Special for anybody but incredible for one with Autism!

Wonderful, wonderful video! Thank you so much for making it! Very inspirational .... I watched it 3x and cried like a baby each time.

This video brought tears to my eyes, what determination this young man has!!! He will succeed at anything he does. Great job J-mac!!!!

"lovely"

Give people a chance.Sometimes they are the ones who won't let you down!

Everyone contributes!

Kind of makes you wonder what J-Mac could have achieved if he had been allowed to play from the beginning, and not given a pity five minutes.

If this video doesn't motivate or sway your feelings for a few minutes then you must put life on hold.

My brain, my muscles, my love, my reason to smile, my reason for all the good or bad I’ve done or the disastrous things happening in our world; are all put to sleep, as I watch this boy create a magical motivational moment for me to feel that my life was misplaced for a certain amount of time while viewing this boy create the calm true reality that could fix any problem if it was tangible enough and had the ability to blanket everyone.

Wow… I can’t say how many times I’ve watched this but I can say that I receive the same calming relieve every time I replay it.

GREAT Story! You can't fault the coach -- every team member was dedicated to the school and their parents lived vicariously through them... still the coach had the insight and compassion enough to allow him his moment -- a moment NO ONE will forget! whereas had he played more it wouldn't have sent the message three times around the globe:
EVERYONE DESERVES A MOMENT IN THE SPOTLIGHT -- BAR NONE!!

You can't hold back the tears.

Although the shot was a thrill, the sadness is that these children need to be included form the get go, not thrown a bone in the last seconds of the game. How would he have felt if it did not go that way. He should have always been allowed to play, even for just a few moments. Inclusion should be the rule not the exception.

I have an autistic son who's in to sport and found this very inspiratinal. What a thrill for J-Mac to shine in front of friends family and team mates.