EP: 3 MOTHERHOOD MARRIAGE & THE TRUTH BEHIND INTER-ABLE LIFE
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- Welcome Back to another episode of Chelsie Unfiltered: The CEO Mom Confessions!
Explore the candid journey of Jay and I as we navigate the complexities of motherhood, marriage, and the realities of an inter-abled relationship. In this raw and revealing episode, join us in an intimate conversation where we openly discuss the challenges and joys of parenting and being married to a partner in a wheelchair.
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Thank you so much for watching and we will see you next Wednesday for Episode 4!
Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:49 Being a disabled mom
4:00 Harsh Reality
4:54 Giving Birth
8:01 Toddler Proof with Jay
10:51 Raw Emotional Interview
19:45 Dinner Time
22:52 Outro - Zábava
The way I cried when he started crying and telling you how much he loves you 😭
Same here, they’re amazing.
My husband and I have been married for 31 years. We raised two girls (now 27 & 23) and I own my own business and he works in private wealth management. I’ve been in my chair for 34 years, even though I am an incomplete quadriplegic, we still figured out how to raise two incredible women! I’m not going to say it was easy because there were times when it really wasn’t..as you know.
Watching this video of the two of you reminded me so much of ourselves at your age. You should both be so proud of what you are doing, not just in your jobs but the way you are raising your child! She will see the world differently because of the two of you and that’s a really good thing! Your little girl is so lucky to have two parents who love her as much as you do! Keep up the good work and don’t be afraid to have more children because you will just figure it out!! Much love 💕
Your conversation with Jay really resonated with me! I always said I needed a rock in my life that would stand by my side through it all and I’m blessed to have found it. Going on 17 years married. I’m a C6 and he has never seen the wheelchair. I also recognize how much he does (trash and dog poop) to make our lives easier. You’ve got a great one too!
I don't comment on your videos often and you know this because you married him but Jay is life goals
I'm crying and loving this at the same time 🤍🤍🤍 you are SO strong 🙏🦋xoxo
This relationship is life goals! I love Jay's heart 💞❤️
Omg I was balling the love that you both have for each other is like a fairy tale come true. You both are so blessed and a beautiful family love you all bunches
Not me crying just from the thumbnail already 😢 0:35
I asked my daughter said she doesn’t feel like she has missed anything with a disabled mom. She actually said it gives her motivation.
Thank you for sharing such an amazing story. Jay has my admiration, he is truly a gift honey. And you dear lady, you are a true dynamo. 🌺
❤❤❤❤good video and good episode, Chelsie
Thank you so much for sharing this.
I pray everyday that I meet a man like your man.❤🙏🏻
I wish you both happiness for the rest of your life with your baby girl. It’s truly inspiring to see you both the way you handle life. Gods got both of you. ♥️🥹
Love you guys
I love you guys together. I'm in an interabled marriage too.
Chelsie you and Jay are both amazing parents, and baby Jaelyn is such a cutie!!😍❤️
My nieces love to sit in my chair too it’s adorable 💜💜💜💜 8:06
Beautiful stay bless , great video❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Of course I have no idea of what your parenting experience is with disability, but I did relate as a mom. I did so much with our older children when they were little. Then our youngest three were one son then twin sons just 11 months apart. While I did have to take them out for errands and stuff, there were many things I did not feel comfortable taking them out to do as toddlers when I was alone. We have our own beach, where only my subdivision has deeded beach rights. There was no way I would feel safe taking 3 active toddler boys alone at that age, but I took their older siblings, born years apart, all the time. I felt guilty. But at the same time I felt guilty because with our older kids we weren't as financial stable and I had to work much more so they missed out on some things due to that. Basically, we are parents so we always feel guilty about something.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Yes, you are both bad asses and JJ will build a great life from this. Please don’t let life get to you, we all have our fears. ❤
❤so beautiful
We love you Jay . ❤❤❤❤ 15:42
Tissue disclaimer at 15:00
Would you ever higher a caregiver ¿ 19:09
I’m just rolling past 17 years sitting down… I’ve followed you for a while now and I’m just continuously in awe 🫢 ❤
You and your family are absolutely singular!