Well done, Scotty.
I'm ready to forgive and move on.
I remember the days when some of the things that were said would never have come out of Autism Speaks mouth.
I truly think they just didn't have a whole lot of knowledge of the autism spectrum in the early days.

Haven't we all said something to later regret it? I certainly know I have.

I think the next step is to change the way the public view autism. I remember when John Stewart was speaking at a charity fundraiser for autism and later on his show almost said a joke about autism being 'good' then quickly said that he didn't mean that autism was good, but the outcome of the event was good.
There are many people out there that think autism is a horrible disease and should be cured. I happen to be a daughter of one of those people.