ASMR Body Measurement for Wheelchair Fitting
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- I want to give a very special thanks to Lauren for helping write the script for this role. Sometimes we go through creative dry spells, and she is a fantastic writer that came up with the idea for this role.
She is for hire as well! Her business contact is LMscreenwriting@gmail.com.
As some might know, I am a paraplegic from a spinal cord injury. Lauren and I both have some familiarity with mobility equipment and fittings, and she's an extremely creative writer - highly recommended!
My paralysis story - • Story Time - My Paralysis
What is ASMR? For most, it is a sensation best described as "tingles", usually in the head, neck and shoulders. It is often a pleasant reaction to a stimulus that is triggered by the sensation of touch, sound or reaction to light. Possibly other senses as well, although these seem to be the most common.
My earliest memory of ASMR was in Elementary school when students would go in for a lice exam. A very gentle, soft spoken nurse would delicately run a comb through my hair and check my scalp and ears. I also have this reaction to nurses during other exams. Another common memory is hair-playing. Girls in grade school would sit in a row and you'd play with the girl's hair in front of you, and the one behind you would play with your hair. My experience with ASMR usually stems from an event of sensation that makes me feel safe and cared for, although there are a number of triggers.
Some very common triggers: Blinking or light triggers, tapping sounds, mouth sounds, close up whispering, soft speaking, accents, hand movement, tracing with fingers, personal attention, latex glove sounds, skin rubbing sounds, massage, the sound of rain and thunder, Some are unintentional triggers such as watching someone receive a massage, a doctor's exam, a calm, gentle nurse or as abstract as crinkling paper.
What are your triggers? I am always hopeful for feedback in the comments section. Although I may sometimes be slow to respond, I read every single comment and message. I'm always open to new ideas and want to provide the best ASMR I can to my lovelies, so please share if you're comfortable.
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You turned this into something so amazing! The seedling of what was on the page is in full bloom in the final product!
Lauren, you really are so talented 💖
@@TingleStormASMR Thank you so much!
@@TingleStormASMR That's very high praise, coming from someone with your talent. Thank you!
@@lk509s you're too kind! 💖
As a disabled person this kind of just casual non judgemental experience is so relieving and calming. Thank you for this video. Cripplepunk represent!
As someone who walks with a cane more and more these days, this kinda made me feel cared about in a way i didn’t think was possible 😭 thank you Yvette.
Yay! She's back! She's asmr thunder on a clear blue skies day. One of the best in the business.
I had no idea you were paraplegic! I'm sorry you suffered an injury, but I'm glad you're doing well with it and living life!
I wish my son's chair fittings were even half as thorough and informative 😩 You've done a beautiful job, as always, and thank you for making this 💗
Always love your videos, Ashley but as a rehabilitation nurse, the ones that deal with SCI/disability/mobility awareness and advocacy are near and dear to my heart! ♥️ Wonderful work by someone who gets it! I share your videos often with my patients who need comfort and anxiety relief as they navigate this scary and foreign aspect of their lives. Thank you for what you do! ☺️
*Yvette is back*
Oh shit!
*It's a measuring vid*
OH SHIT!
*She's wearing THE SHIRT*
OH SHEEIIITTT!!!!!
The past few years, I've been very in touch with a disabled model fighting for inclusion and representation and she litterally opened my eyes to a new world! I feel so ashamed to have been so selfish, before, taking so many things for granted, not noticing if places or sidewalks or clothes, or anything in general was wheelchair user friendly. So thank you for this video 💖 not only it touches my heart, it's also super relaxing and welcoming.
Ah don't feel ashamed. We don't know what we don't know until we have a reason. And the fact that you're so open to learning is great!
@@YvetteASMR
As someone who has to use a wheelchair basically every day this made me happy to see thanks for this!
Yvette is hands down the best ASMR channel on CZcams. Can't sleep without her videos.
I'm definitely not looking forward to when I eventually have to get a wheelchair 😅 I'm 17 but I'm already losing my independence as I can't walk very far without getting weak and tired, this video makes me feel abit better about it all tho :)
Yvette's videos helped me so much when I was first coping with life with mobility challenges.
@@lk509s I'm so glad to hear that! It can definitely a hard thing to wrap your mind around
thank you so much for this, I have Spina Bifita, and have had many wheelchair fitings in my life
Same here 😊
Yo me too!
Soft voice + the sound of your fingers sliding through the measuring tape.....tingly and soothing,,,
Yvette...thank you for being inclusive. I realise this relates to you too but, personally, I cannot tell you enough how much this means. Thank u
i still don’t understand how someone could put a thumbs down!! you are AMAZING
Yvette, I just watched your video where you explain to everybody what happened to you. I’m a 72-year-old woman and I just wanted to let you know that your ASMR channel has helped me greatly. After you did your wheelchair fitting video, I kind of suspected something because you don’t move around in your video’s. Certainly not an issue, especially knowing the reason. I did want to tell you about your wheelchair seat squeaking (as you called it) LOL I actually like the sound! Hope you don’t fix it!!
You are an inspiration to many and knowing this doesn’t change a thing, it actually helps. You have helped many people and if that did not happen to you years ago, you may not be doing this today. Keep up the good work!❤️
Your channel has demonstrated many times that you bring a signature brand of quality asmr videos, and in many different styles, one of which being these types of role plays that involve some kind of professional context. The ammount of details that you bring to these, both in terms of the related triggers, and your easy natural way of speaking about the trade in question, is a special key for the suspension of disbelief and believability ☝️. It makes it so much easier to project ourselves there in the moment, and this, is not only key to help in the effectiveness of the relaxation, but also, i believe literally helps to train some people's minds to associate proffessional work environments with places where one can let go and become stress free, to associate soothing states of being. There is no doubt that this has been the case for me and I know for a fact that my habit of watching your channel throughout the years has helped me in intense situations including fighting off panic attacks. You bring an extremily potent friendly and warm atmosphere to proffessional environments impeccably 👌 (6:09) and I can't tell you enough how refreshing it is to take this in 😌 (29:02). Bringing a human touch to these domains is quite frankly a pubic gift to the world (40:24), so thank you so very much 😄. Other honnorable mentions is how you often manage to create the most relaxing shirt crinckle sounds (19:56), (24:41), how you find ways to make the experience feel engaging and interactive (21:26), and how you seem genuinely focused and invested in your work (17:58) 😊👍
Your role plays will always be the best! Wonderful job!
Great video! You’re killing it with your smooth voice and that great eyeshadow look! Glad you posted again!
she sounds like aroma therapy, only if every client patient meetings were this calming
This is absolutely the best Yvette ASMR performance of all time! Kudos to you. Thanks!
You're so prettyyyy 💕 I don't get to look at you much since I fall asleep fast to your voice 😂 but while I'm here I thought I'd leave a comment 🥰 your eyeshadow looks great!
would love for this to continue
I'm game if you are ever interested, Yvette.
Yay! Just in time for bed. I’m getting sleepy way before the end - this is so relaxing and tingly - and informative! 😊❤️
Seriously, you are the most technical female who I've ever seen. Well done! You know what you are doing!
Yvette forgive the humour but before I got the right medication I got fitted for a chair in the Uk ( 18 years ago)
Ready ?
OT .. “can you get your bum in ok?”
Me- yes
OT “ that’s fits then”
😁 thanks for the video xx
Oh gosh! I mean, seriously, someone could fit into a storage bin... Doesn't mean it "works".
@@YvetteASMR A throwAway wheelchair 🤫
maybe that was their cunning plan to stop Me asking for anything else xx
They do this in the US too! At least where my grandma went. She had to buy foam to lift her up a bit in the chair cause of how it was without it cut into the back of her legs and made them ache more. But her butt fit so it was "great" 🙄
Oh how I've missed you! Always have me asleep super quick!
Been waiting to watch this since I saw you posted!! Also I have a sister that works in a mobility store. I don't know what she does specifically but I know she answers calls 🤷🏽♀️😂
Amazing video with great details, as usual. Each video of yours is such a gift. Thank you!
Oooooooh as a cane user, I'm very very excited for this one
Those camera turns are so cool!😁😁😁
Very cool that you did this.
Wow this is so relaxing and at the same time so informative. Thanks.
Been a hot minute since I saw an upload. Hope you're keeping well, Yvette!
Not me actually answering her questions 😂
gosh Yvette is the best :) 100% realistic relaxing vibes
Спасибо за это видео Иветта, оно мне немнго помогло! Я совсем не так давно оказался в такой ситуаций когда очнулся в больнице и врач мне сказал что вы не сможете ходить и полноценно двигать правой рукой и корпусом...😢 мне 30 лет, я до сих пор не верю что так случилось💔 казалось что все только наладилось в моей жизни, но тут этот инцидент.... но ваше видео мне почему-то помогло!❤️🤗
Но я все еще сражаюсь с собой я не могу принять себя таким...
Еще я узнал что вы так же в инвалидной каляске, но вы кажется так хорошо справляетесь с этим! вы просто боец! в отличии от меня😢 до этого я думал что я сильный... Но оказывается что нет, теперь для меня все по-другому...
Who disliked this?😲😲😲😲😲🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔some people...no accounting for taste .
with peace and love - No ASMRtist compares to what you do!
Freniemies fan??
@@danielleriggins6000 well spotted ;)
Your asmr vids are some of my favorites.
Yvette thank you for this. I have so much to say but for now I will say that you are a great help!💖😊
Je tadore...ta voix est si relaxante💖💖
Yvette, you are amazing. Good job and very interesting.
Thanks for another relaxing and interesting video Yvette.
😴😌🤔🛌💤🤗
This video is incredibly special
I wish I'd had this as I'm confined to a wheelchair
A great, yet a bit strange, combination of relaxing and informative. Thanks!
Gotta tell ya - I seriously considered avoiding this video, as I was concerned about it being a bit triggering - even considering the talented artist behind it. As I'm sure you know, a fitting can be good, bad, frustrating, empowering, just plain weird or all of the above. But, you handled it in a pretty cool way. I actually liked the fact that it wasn't as glass smooth as some of your other videos - it was quite obviously somewhat closer to the heart. As you planned the video, were you concerned about it being triggering to make? No obligation to answer - just wondering. Keep it in up! :)
I wasn't hesitant to make the video and had a lot of input from another chair user on some of the terminology. I've had several chair fittings in my life and many have been less than desired. With any subject, I think I try to focus on consent and trying to avoid judgment, regardless of how someone would answer questions. But I don't consider the topic triggering anyone. We only know what we know and I guess I'm not aware of how this would harm someone. As a paraplegic, I don't understand the trigger. Not that I'm right, but I would hope someone would educate me on how that could negatively affect them and I could adjust if I felt it was appropriate. Is it the topic or fear of spinal injuries that is negative?
@@YvetteASMR First and foremost, there was no harm. Please have no worries about that. You did a great job!
I appreciate your reply. For my part, I've had a difficult time trying to summarize my many thoughts on the subject, but wanted to reply to you promptly, as to alleviate any possible misunderstandings.
Thinking about my own identity, I'm a loving parent, a skilled professional, a good friend, a quiet, creative person, etc. Quadriplegic is on the list, but several lines down. That said, being a person with a disability is not something I'm uncomfortable with. Humanity is diverse. Disability isn't a bad thing - it's just a thing.
Although my damaged body creates daily challenges, they're manageable. Almost invariably, uninformed people are source of real problems. And this is where the mental dissonance starts to creeps in for me. In order to truly understand, they would have to have had at least somewhat similar experiences. And, although I wouldn't undo my past, even if I could, I wouldn't wish what I went through on anyone else.
So, there exists an inherent gap in understanding. As a result, there are always going to be people out there parking weird, blocking doors, saying stupid stuff and doing all the other crazy things that they do without the benefits of applying critical thinking.
For reasons unclear to me, there seems to be an especially high concentration of ignorance among therapists who do seating assessments. During those assessments, incredibly, I've been yelled at "doing this to myself" (the SCI). Actually, the opposite is true - I was the innocent victim of a drunk driver. I've had a therapist get quite visibly annoyed that I was basically "unwilling" to transfer - and I'm not joking here - five feet away. Five inches is hard enough! To this day, I cannot figure out how they imagined that working. It just blows the mind. But, it wasn't an isolated incident. There are many more examples - far too numerous to list.
I guess that, while I've loved my chairs, each in their own way, and see them as the great enablers that they are, the process of actually obtaining them is just so deeply frustrating, physically and mentally exhausting and even in the best of situations, requires careful review of every weakness, every limitation, every injury and every pain point - basically dredging up some of the worst parts of your life over and over every few years - all for the privilege of paying for something that costs more than a car yet contains fewer parts than a transistor radio.
OK. Rant over. ;)
Anyway, back to the video. I really _did enjoy it. TBH, based on previous experiences, I was waiting for the other shoe to drop the whole time, but it ended up being supportive and chill right through to the end - complete with a smile. It actually made me smile involuntary. Definitely the best seating ever.
I'm really glad you chose this topic and you certainly did it justice. I hope that explanation helps. If not, lmk. Thank you once again for your many gifts to the ASMR community.
I'm T8 incomplete with some damage to T7 and when you said T7/T6 is where the instability starts I was like :O
:0 I'm so sorry you know what that is.
Hello Yvette, Merci pour ta vidéo and j'espère que tout va bien pour toi, :) Thx for the sounds, Merci
Interesting!
I was in one before for a short spell. found it pretty memorable because i tried to go as fast as i could by trying to move the wheels as fast i could but instead i just feel back.
So awesome!!! Original
Thank you ASMR gods
This was so amazing 👌🏿
I interesting. I like educational personal attention!
First! She’s so tingly 😍
Omg I can’t believe I got a heart from you! I love your content so much I use to always listen to your videos in school before covid 😅
You are so naturally, love your asmr show👌👍👍👍👍👍👍
Another great asmr video Yvette. My mom injured her knee by falling down 2 steps.and on to concrete
Oh dears, I'm sorry to hear.
I love this
Happy Late International Woman’s Day! 💜
just about to go to sleep lol, thank uuu
Yeahhhh I was thinking about you today. So happy you made us another video to enjoy 😊 I wish you could visit us more Yvetteasmr!! We need you 😿
Crinkly shirt 💘 I think my first asmr memories are linked to measuring! After getting fitted for a flower girl dress as a little one, I used to pester my Ma to measure me...
Yvette, you are so great!
yay! we missed you yvette! how have you been??
guess it's bedtime !! thank u !!!
Early gang ! Another fantastic video ❤️
Very informative and tingly 😊 although I’m not sure we’re as accommodating I. The UK unfortunately
Luv that smile at about 6:18. So nice.
Love the drip drip drip!!
WAIT WHAT I had no idea you use a wheelchair! I don’t right now, as I live in an inaccessible apt but use canes and walker for my disability 💕💕 d
good job
Hi Yvette! I was wondering what kind of accident you had. I don't mean to be nosy. And of course, I absolutely understand if you don't share that info.
I think you are outstanding with ASMR and enjoy relaxing with your role plays.
Thank you for sharing.
Sorry for the late reply, and absolutely! I have a link in the description, I'll post it here too. I had Transverse Myelitis in 1998, an autoimmune system disorder. I only had one occurrence of it, but in some cases, it can be the start of multiple sclerosis, which mine so far has not been. czcams.com/video/3ZuoNxfGlVY/video.html
Thank you for doing inclusive videos, as someone with a disability who is a wheelchair user (I have spina bifida) I was so excited to see this!
Also I'm not entirely sure how asmr works but could you use metal colour swatches- the clanging of them together, and if you can find/use wheelchair cushions? the wheelchair cushions when played around with would make similar sound to the sound I'm hearing through the video as you're moving?, also the zipper of the cushion cover ps what you did in this video is similar to when I've been assessed for new my wheelchairs
ps sorry if I come off as a know it all, that wasn't my intention, I only mention these things from the times I've been measured up for wheelchairs i only suggested them as I thought they might be good to add but I'm definitely no asmr professional by any means
Maybe one day if I can ever get a proper wheelchair instead of the shitty and heavy hospital one insurance gave to me (my weight limit is 20lbs and my wheelchair is 50lbs 😒)
Hopefully the worker who fits me is as ASMR as you are lmao
Ugh, yes. I can relate to this so much. When I first had my spinal injury I was rented a clunky, heavy, steel chair that folded like a scissor jack. It was horrible. I went to a rehabilitation center and was fitted for my first rigid chair and it was soooo much more mobile and light! But gooosh, it took some serious arguing with the management to aquire! Like, seriously, the chair is like getting your freedom back and the simple consideration that "these are going to be my new legs to navigate life!"... Completely lost without serious legal representation... Sadly, not many have that type of representation when you're in the middle of adapting to a completely new, foreign lifestyle.
@@YvetteASMR you have such an amazing spirit Yvette....my kind of human for sure! Much much love😘😘😘
I'm grateful to at least have my klunky chair, but ohhhhhh my goodness yes. I felt this comment in my bones. I hope you are able to get one that better suits your needs, Jamie.
I’m so sorry we’ve all had to deal with this. At this point I basically just have to save the $1k+ to pay out of pocket for one. So many long drawn out fights we have to go through while disabled. It’s tiring and they probably bet on that
@@jamielynpwns Advocating for yourself is incredibly hard work. My heart is with anyone who faces these challenges.
Hi Yvette! Hope you are doing well.
Now I know who you remind me of........Lucy Lawless from Xena Warrior Princess
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Well, you're looking Stunning as always are you going on a Date?
Haha, thank you. This was recorded after work, right before bed, haha.
Do you get a lot of listeners who are devotees or have BIID?
Not that I'm aware of. At least none have told me. I do work closely in a community where many have biid, it's a judgeless group of people, no one is shamed for their preference or choices.
@@YvetteASMR oh really? I'd love to chat with you more about this
@@YvetteASMR because I have it as well, and it's how I came across this video and your content. I really enjoyed it and love envisioning myself getting fitted for a wheelchair
@@YvetteASMR also any plans to make any more wheelchair related ASMR videos?
With possibly being pregnant for the first time and waking up very morning having to have my husband rub my back a wheelchair would be nice at times