Note: I've had a few people message me on reddit and facebook with positive comments and with questions about having disabled kids. If you want to get hold of me directly, you can email me at CaptainJamesFrost@gmail.comWell as many of you know, my son Corran is Autistic.Before the pity party starts let me get this out of the way. I don't want pity.I wouldn't have him any other way! My kid is smart as a whip, very logical, low maintenance and, at times he is funny as shit!The only issue I've ever had was that he never outright acknowledged me as Daddy until very recently.Well for those of you on my Facebook, or those of you who happen to frequent reddit, that changed this weekend.How fitting that this weekend is Fathers day weekend.Well anyways. I was relaxing after a particular stressful week at work when suddenly my son walks up to me.He has in his possession a magna doodle, which is like an etch-a-sketch but instead of drawing with knobs you draw using a magnet pen that pulls little bits of metal to the surface of the white board.He gets my attention first off by walking up to me and saying. "Hi Daddy."This blows me away but nothing prepares me for what happens next.Corran hands me his magna doodle and walks away. I looked down at the toy and froze.On the toy are 3 simple words that made my weekend and blew my fathers day out of the water.I'm still stuck for words. Not sure how to show exactly how I feel aside from the fact that it feels good.Anyways. After the shock wore off and hugs and kisses were applied as appropriate, I posted the image to reddit. I figure it would make 3 or 4 people smile and that would be the end of it.Reddit. Freaking. Exploded.Here is a link to the thread for anyone who is curious.Oh obviously this is the internet so there was quite a bit of negative comments from people who thought it would be funny to tell me to take Corran outside and shoot him.However that negative stuff was beaten down by a massive outflowing of positive comments, happy and well wishes, someone even gave me a paid reddit subscription for a month.After it died down a bit I figured it was over.Nope.This morning I woke up to a massive influx of happy messages. Also I got a message from a radio DJ in Pakistan who was doing a Fathers day special on his show that day.This is what he said."Sir, This might go unnoticed considering the amount of comments, but I am an RJ here in Pakistan and I have a show at 10 pm PST For fathers day. I will specially dedicate a song to your son and you, even though you most probably won't hear it doesn't matter because this made me smile and cry at the same time. The fact that it meant so much to you shows how much you love him, which to be honest is the only thing any child needs. Undying love and affection. Thank you for making my day, as they say: "Faith in humanity, restored."Edit: If you do get a chance fm91.com.pk has a live stream, It will be 5 pm GMT.."Well I tuned in and my wife and I listened to a beautiful song by Queen which was dedicated to my son and I.The lady who was DJing with him said that it was one of the only times she'd seen tears in his eyes and how wonderful it was. They gave a shoutout and everything.The last thing of note that happened related to this was something I stumbled upon in the Huffington post.A nice way to end the day.Anyways. I'm not sure what else to say. This was one of the best weekends I've ever had. I'm so proud of my son. I can't imagine it will get much better than this. A friend speculated that for all I know, the news will get hold of me next (I hope not, I don't think I could take it). Who knows? All I know is that right now, I am one very happy dad.Happy Fathers day everyone!!The most appropriate way I can think of to end this blog is the following.