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@mandisharp thank you so much for sharing ❤️🙏🏽 I'm glad my content was helpful. Wishing you the best on your disability journey. ✨️

@laco403 exactly! It's so frustrating. Why would anyone choose to be in a wheelchair? It's not worth it. I wish more people would think critically before judging. Thanks for sharing. ❤️🙏🏽

@@throningdale2702 🙏🏽❤️

Even if they are family, they won't always understand you. And they don't have to. What's important is to believe in your own opinions and stand up for it. :) It's a common struggle to think that just because they are your family, they should do this and do that etc. But lot of times they are just different people with different thinking. And that's okay. :) There is nothing wrong with you or your family. :)

Thank you 💜

Oh wow. That's odd. Yeah, mine lasted all day at six flags. You can watch this follow up video where I change the battery after it dies. At the end of the video, I explain how it probably lasted about 10 miles, but it's hard to say for sure. czcams.com/video/58qliWE7Bb0/video.htmlsi=bmMMPPbEOfdGFZWM

@@compassioncornercounseling I had watched it. I got the chair based on your reviews. Because I just want to go out again as well. But they're very friendly and are sending me a new one. So hopefully it'll solve the problem and I can finally plan a trip to an amusement park as well!

@Richarmed oh wow. I'm glad I could help. 💜 Yes, they're very friendly. I'm glad they were able to send you a new one. Sorry the first one gave you trouble. I absolutely love my chair. 😊

It's just a moving blanket that I found on Amazon. :)

@@compassioncornercounseling so sweet of you to respond so fast.🙂I’m looking for a wheelchair lift, wondering if the Comfy go can be used for the Falcon wheelchair

@@shugar4847 I'm not sure what the falcon wheelchair is, but if it can be placed on the lift as seen in this video, then it could probably work. I would watch part 1 as well if you haven't already to better understand how the lift works. I hope you find what you're looking for 😊

@@compassioncornercounseling I did watch part 1 and 2,. These electric wheelchairs 🦼 mostly look alike. My Falcon looks much like yours as well as a few others. I’m going the take the measurements but it looks like it will work. So glad I happened upon your video, it’s very informative and you young lady was very helpful. Take Care 🙂🙃😉

@@shugar4847 that's great to hear! I'm glad this video helped! 😊 I'm sure this lift will work with most wheelchairs. If you decide to purchase the lift, please let me know! 😊 good luck!

I didn't fly for this trip. I drove. But I have flown with my chair before. Someday, I may share a video about it. Basically, you bring your wheelchair with you to the airport and you can go through security and what not with it. Then you check the wheelchair at the gate and you'll get first access onto the plane. An assistant will help you get on the plane and workers will take your wheelchair to put underneath the plane. Once you land, you will be the last peraon to get off the plane while they will retrieve your wheelchair for you and then have it ready for you at the jetway. Hope this quick explanation helps.

I have a quantum six edge motorized wheelchair with a headrest. I know how to travel with my manual wheelchair, but I have no idea how to travel out of state with a power chair because I’ve always heard that they catch fire so people don’t want to put them on the plane.

@ATLGETREADY4ME you can travel with your electric wheelchair in pretty much the same ways as your normal wheelchair. But, often they will ask you to remove the battery and bring it with you onto the plane due to the possibility of catching fire. You'll want to check the requirements of the airline ahead of time because they usually have limitations for the voltage and size of batteries.

​@@compassioncornercounselingMy husband and I have a mobility scooter and will be going to Vegas later this year. We would like to go to Freemont street. Is there a way for us to do this. Is there any transportation available for people in electric mobility devices?

@FHunt-mt4bf I'm not really sure. I'm not good with public transportation. I just drove myself to where I was going and then used my wheelchair from there. Or, I would sometimes use the hotel shuttle which had a wheelchair lift. Public transportation is required to be ADA accessible, but I couldn't tell you what it's like from personal experience since I didn't use it. Sorry I can't be of more help. But, overall, I would say that Las Vegas is very accessible.

Many people would 🥺💜

I'm glad you found them helpful! Thank you for commenting! 🙏🏽💜

Haha thanks 😊

This is so true. Great quote! Thanks for sharing 😊🙏🏽 I'm glad you appreciated this video. 💜

Agreed ! 😂🤣

I'm so glad to hear that. 🙏🏽 good for you! 😊 it's so true. A little gratitude and kindness goes a long way 💙💜

I'm glad that was helpful! 😊

Thank you so much for sharing about your experience 🙏🏽 I'm glad this was a helpful reminder. It's comments like yours that help me find the motivation to keep making content 😊💜

@@compassioncornercounseling You're welcome👋🙂, and of course, I really do hope you continue, because theirs always going to be someone that needs to hear it, and I know for a fact even if it doesn't feel like it, you're helping more people than you know. 🙏🙏🙏

@andrewrosales9972 thank you so much 🥹🥰❤️ I greatly appreciate your kindness and support. 🙏🏽

You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting 😊🙏🏽

I'm so glad this helped! 😊🙏🏽 and I'm glad I wasn't the only one feeling like the button was hidden 😂🤦🏾‍♀️

Heres the link to part 1. Hope this helps. You can also check out my video playlist on ComfyGo reviews. czcams.com/video/tN7H7zULCBE/video.htmlsi=R6s0eYHNyuyvJWN6

Thanks for sharing 💜 yes, people can be very judgmental and lack understanding. I'm glad I can still walk too. Thank you 😊

That's wonderful to hear! I commend you for taking a brave first step. Remember that finding the right therapist can take some time. Wishing you the best! You've got this! 💪🏽💜

Yup, hurt feelings are part of being human, and so is having compassion 💜 thanks for commenting 💙

I'm glad you found it helpful! Thanks for your feedback 😊🙏🏽

CC stands for closed captions. Since I wasnt talking in the video, I wanted it to be clear to any Deaf viewers that I was doing an audio cover and those words weren't just text but were captions of audio that was spoken in the background. 🙂

You're not alone in that. That is a common worry for many new therapists. You might be surprised at how well you're able to maintain your composure. But if a tear slips through, it's just a reminder to yourself and your client that you're human. 💜

@@compassioncornercounseling Thank you. I'm sure with some work on my own emotional regulation, I'll get better.

Yes. If you're a therapist, sometimes you will cry with the patient, but the point is you don't want to change the focus of the moment from them to you.

@@dichroichameleon I low key want to laugh but I hold it back with a straight face

@Spagetcadet Laughter is a common defense mechanism for intense, uncomfortable emotions. Many people laugh as a way to cope with the difficulty of experiencing strong negative emotions. It might be a sign for you to get more in touch with your feelings. 💜

Thank you! 😊 but I hope you noticed that this is an audio cover and hypothetical skit. I'm a therapist myself and love seeing progress in my clients. More info in the caption 😊👍🏽

@@compassioncornercounseling oh whoops! thanks!

Aww thank you so much! Means a lot! 🙏🏽🥰 I'm also excited to be launching a weekly email newsletter next week that will provide mental health tips and insights for the new year. If you're interested, you can subscribe by going to this link. No pressure 😊 Www.linktr.ee/compassioncornercounseling

Thank you for sharing ❤️🙏🏽 I'm glad this resonated with you. Going to the jewelry stand is a great idea! You never know what people are going through or what other accommodations people are making for their disabilities.

​@@compassioncornercounselingsooo true. Some disabilities/medication may make the brain go weird temporary and one may act agressif or like a junky ( keeping balance problems ) Stressing makes it worse. Staff should be aware and always stay concidered.