[TOD4wDTQ]

In English or Thai? Sometimes they just translate directly word by word to English without knowing what is politically correct or word sensitive.

Even in Siam Paragon they make some misstakes

[yurawerj]

Srisangwan School is under the patronage of Somdej-ya, the King's Mother.
It is a specialist school for children suffering from cerebral palsy and other disabilities.

Sri Sangwan Khon Kaen is the only school for children with physical disabilities in North-east Thailand, the poorest and most populous region in the country.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rU9HFBTChc"]YouTube- Sri Sangwan Khon Kaen School for Children with disabilities, Thailand[/ame]

[yurawerj]

Does anyone know if the school has a website, or if there is a way to find out about donating? I am very touched by the commercial and would like to see if I can do more.

As far as I found:

Srisangwan Khonkaen School

[Ibrattnofich]

FRom this commercial on tv.

[VoriEremiagem]

What's it an ad for?

[fetesiceWaist]

Some of you will know of my close friends situation as a disabled person in Thailand, although her disability was brought about by an accident rather than birth. Maybe that is why this video had such a strong emotional impact on me; whatever the reason, I am glad that I had the opportunity to view it.

I have posted the video on my facebook, twitter, and have downloaded it to my iPod to show the guys at weekend. Thank you Steve for bringing it to our attention!
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[OGOGOogoloshennya]

I am pretty sure David is aware that being disabled is not a walk in the park in Thailand.
in this case, I would suggest we let him feel what he feels about this video. or maybe ask him "why".

Cringe [verb] 1.To draw away involuntarily, usually out of fear or disgust.

It brings back too many memories from my childhood that I would never want te relive. It's just the reaction the video creates in me (from fear not disgust.) But let's leave it there. But I never said, as Stephen implies, that the video is terrible.

The forgotten minority Thailand’s disabled really are; my close sister-in-law is spastic...

I would just like to mention again that in British English the word spastic is a very offensive word, the correct term is cerebral palsy. Remember the Tiger Woods incident a few years ago?

David