My Life with Asperger's

George Steeves' natural talent and sheer honesty make this work a tonic. It takes guts to put yourself out there and not worry about the world's reactions. An important lesson in diversity and inclusion- and a well documented process that makes you think and understand. About mental health and alternative lifestyles. Both very significant and highly relevant in today's complex society and world.

It translates well onto film as a lasting legacy. And reminder and reinforcement about how much we need to know. More.

Kudos to George and the crew behind this ambitious and exciting project. Good job. And thank you. You did good!

As an autism family and educational consultant in private practice, I find real stories like "My Life With Asperger's" to be of the greatest value. Most media depicts autistic people as savants or uneducable which creates falsehoods + inaccurate stigmas in society. All that does is make neurodivergent lives more difficult. George Steeves is likable, vulnerable, & genuinely talented. This 'real person' documentary is one of the most important media pieces I've seen (of many). I highly recommend it, yet also encourage people to inform and link others to MY LIFE WITH ASPERGER'S too. This is a highly important film.

This movie shows the story of a person, and the people who support him, through a journey of challenges and successes. Determination plows through the murkiness of doubt. Not without support. The people in our lives who have faith and show kindness are all. This is a powerful movie.

I'm in awe of the love of a parent who accepts her child as he is, and promotes and supports his strengths. Have to love the members of the entertainment community who hang together and support each other. No one gets anywhere on their own. Kindness and collaboration are needed for all...not just for people with Aspergers. Thank God for good humans.

I was very touched by George's resilience and his fight to be self-expressed and whole while finding a bit of humor and self-discovery along the way.

Most of us 'neurotypicals' fail to engage in creative expression like George, and thereby miss the opportunity to fulfill our true nature. We deny ourselves the chances to interact with the rest of the human experience which lies at the heart of creative expression. Most of us miss the whole picture. But not George.

In spite of everything, George's story is a powerful reminder to all who are deemed "different" by society that they are more than their struggles or labels. He exemplifies how our greatest challenges can become our greatest strengths.

For me, I hope that George continues to excel and grow, and, most of all, that he continues to serve as a beacon of hope for anyone searching for their own voice.

Keep inspiring, George, you're lighting the way for so many others.