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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
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Timestamps:
0:00 - @barry_happy (she/her)
0:46 - @chronicallyjenni (she/her)
0:56 - @scrapbug (they/them)
1:38 - @saltinashaker (he/she)
1:44 - @jessicaoutofthecloset and @wheelsnoheels_ (she/her)
2:14 - Redbubble promotion (RandomlyRainbow)
2:25 - @ahren_comedy
3:23 - @stripedandsalty (she/her)
3:37 - @sophiesdeafass
4:07 - @therickyberwick
4:17 - @chamiahdeweyfashion
5:24 - @open_future_learning
7:18 - @teganvincentcooke (she/her)
7:27 - @disabled_eliza (they/them)
7:34 - @ashisscuffed (he/him)
8:24 - @realsamanthaedwards (she/her)
8:34 - @myservicedogpenny
8:39 - @timmycripple (he/him)
9:26 - @blindtobes (he/him)
10:37 - @saranne_wrap (she/her)
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I love the one showing the clubbing. The lack of autonomy people with intellectual disability have over their own lives is terrifying. They’re adults. They can decide what they want to do.
"At least I've got a phone that matches!" *iPhone is disabled*
Hah! nice!
That cheeky grin :D
loved that joke
that was comedy gold :)
That made me laugh so hard!
And his grin was gold! :DDDD
When I was a kid one girl told me my cousin with diabetes was going to die by it when she was going to hit 18. I was so shocked by her audacity to even say it. She actually whispered this to me in front of my cousin the one she was saying will die. When my cousin asked what we were talking about I rather said that it was nothing then to tell her. I can't imagine how horrible it would be to hear this kind of thing.
something that made me really happy is my parents really pushing for accessibility in our home.
my mom only casually told me like last year when the topic at hand fit, she never brought it up as if she was some kind of saint.
so, we built our house when I was a kid, so I have little memory of everything, so I never knew. My parents considered wheelchair users when building, our entire ground floor can be it's own apartment, so there is no issue with stairs. My parents invited a friend in a wheelchair over so he could check the accessibility of everything downstairs, if all the doors are wide enough etc.
I think that's so cool, if I make disabled friends they can come over and have an easy time moving around and having access!
Honestly that is just so practical though. Having the means to build your own home its sensible to make it accessible, not just for disabiled friends and family, but on off chance a person living there becomes disabled themselves. It stops having to panic and move house to accomodate. Youre parents sound wonderful
@@buggyknox my parents also had that in mind as well! my sister and I were already around 7-8 years old when we moved, but they wanted to make sure that in case anything ever happened to us or to them we'd be able to navigate and keep the comfort of our familiar home!
(we were not born with any physical disability, so it was a possible future-ahead planning)
since moving my mom got more physical issues and is now disabled, but she can still walk around the house. She only told me in retrospect that especially around summer of this year she felt like she might need a wheelchair to navigate better.
She did not end up getting/needing one for now, but that can still change in the future.
I also learned that our downstairs bathroom can be widened if needed! They made one of the walls be one that could be removed with not that much effort and then be relocated
I love what my parents did there
8:40 He looks like such a nice guy to be around with!!
I'm really hoping to get a wheelchair soon, but I'm afraid people are going to just stare and judge me because they've seen me walking before. I have trouble talking to people, and I hate being the center of attention.. *☆autism☆.*
So, naturally, I'm really worried.
Context: I have a chronic pain disorder(fibromyalgia) that's centered mostly in my legs. It makes it hard to stand and walk for long periods of time, sometimes the longest I can stand is just a minute.
@The Thing
Thanks, I hope so too.
I also have Autism and have had to use a cane on and off since high school (early onset arthritis pain being one of the major factors.) I've had some very mean/rude people and some stares but the pain relief is sooo worth it!
What was helpful for me was easing into it and wearing headphones so people are less likely to bug me. I tried just jumping in and got overwhelmed. Did like, around the house, then another day getting the mail, then another day a trip for some milk, till I was using it without thinking.
Hope it all goes well and hope you do get it soon!
@@IWillNotThanks
Thanks you.
I find it really helpful to hear stories of people with similar struggles, they help me remember that it's okay to be, well, disabled.
I really appreciate it.
@@bynnyn I hope you get that wheelchair soon! I had to bring a cane to class once because of my disability and someone asked when I have to give it back to my grandma. I was just very blunt and said “it’s actually mine” and they shut up 😂 I like making people shut up when they say something like that.
@@jessicaross707
Oh my gawd--
That's kind of funny though.
Thank you.
i have never ever thought that people in wheelchairs sleep as shown in 7:38
but imagine how funny it would be if they actually did my god
also it seems uncomfortable / bad for your health if you slept like that-
That scene in the video just made me laugh so hard -
i have a cousin with dwarfism, he swims a lot, i stand up for him (even tho he liv in another state) by informing people that the m word shouldnt be said as some little people consider it a slur.
I absolutely love able bodied people and their recommendations. I have a considerable amount of health problems. Firstly, I have dentinogenisis imperfecta which means I've lost more than half of my teeth by age 30 and wear a denture. I also have ankolosing spondylitis which causes tons of pain in my back and hips. I also have adhd and potentially autism. I had someone recommend I quit all my medication... 🙄😦
Yoo ankylosing spondylitis team! I had a doctor tell me once diet and exercise could fix most of my problems. My genetic chronic illness and disabilities… lol what the heck doctor
@@jessicaross707 that sounds like a lazy doctor, they say stuff like that basically leaving you to deal with your problems alone rather than doing their job and giving adequate treatment. Hope you get good heathcare now 🙏 😊
@@jessicaross707 oh right, because diet and exercise will somehow rewrite my DNA…
Thank you for making these videos.
Thank you for watching!
4:22 this is awesome! i have pituitary dwarfism, so spreading awareness is always great!
This is ironic to say on a disability vid, but-I wish there were subtitles. I can’t always hear what’s being said, or process it even if I do
Edit: There are some now
I believe there are subtitles now :)
@@gwenshapp3621 not on all videos, though.
don't get me wrong i loved the rest of this video but the surprise The Mind Electric really made it for me
i love that song so much
These are so informative as a non disabled person!!!
This video made me smile, all the people are so nice! (some of them also very funny :D)
0:56 this was crazy informative to me, my siblings and i may have this. mood but also i need this checked out 💀
my headcannon is that link is trans and deaf (but can read lips)
agreed
Much love and respect to people living with disabilities, you guys are such strong and beautiful people and so inspirational. I am so glad that now people with disabilities are getting the respect and recognition for their achievements that they deserve. Keep being awesome and remember that you are always loved and supported 😃❤👍
Thank you!!
7:34 this is brilliant!
I find it odd that people hold a pencil “normally” because my normal is weird to them… any other neurodivergent people?
omg same people comment on my hold a lot but like,,, i think its pretty normal lol
I wrote down Ehlers danlos to rember to search it up. And it changed to ehlers fantastic so yall r fantastic
11:52 OMG that's my teacher's business she's amazing! (love seeing her work places)
7:34 UNRELATED BUT MIRACLE MUSICAL I LOVE MIRACLE MUSICAL SO MUCH LVOE MUIRALCKE UMSCIKALFLAKFM,G
7:35 I’m hyperfixated on the band that made this song :D (I’m wearing their merch rn too)
4:07 had me CAAAAACKLLLIIINNNGGGG
OK so how many of us watch these videos and then start to think well my symptoms are actually very similar to this disability and then you realize that maybe you’ve just been undiagnosed your whole life😅 no no one?
me with autism
All the people in these videos are so pretty/handsome/whatever they prefer! ^v^/genuine
8:48 ITS SO CUTE I wanna add a smiley face to it and name it bob
Okay he did im happy now☺👍🏻
my legs are currently paralyzed and I have no idea why my mom thinks I have a conversion disorder
My best friend has hypermoblity and hip dysplasia and I fine it kinda funny that we became best friends because idk what I have but ik its the complete opposite because knstead of my joints moveing where they aren't supposed to they lock up and stuff, so not only are me and her opposites but so are our medical issues
1:30 I thought it was just hyper mobility, but I have like literally nearly everything they said about, and I just... is it a good time to go to doctor 💀
yeah you might wanna do some research on that
@@aarasko I did, and it actually can be the cause and explanation of lots of things in my health/life. But it costs like 3k in my country to get the whole check up done, so ig I won't know for sure for a long time
So I had brain cancer at age 20 now almost 26 but my brain and legs are not on speaking terms. I wish where I live was more accessible but unfortunately it is not. We don't even have public transportation. 🙃
8:39 I went to middle school with a boy who was born with a singular finger on one of his hands
The one by scrapbug at 0:56 is a little concerning because I can do/have almost all the things they listed, but then again I might just be imagining things lol
So can I for the most part…. There’s just a couple of thing I don’t have. I’m definitely going to dig into it a little bit
1:06 I can do that too!
0:18 that actually said someone to me and im 13 years old- 😀 was the best day of my life. :')
my family has disability's but i don't really connect us with having disabilitys because we only really have mental disability's.
0:41 that sounds like my mum. If you can't pay attention to ypur teacher then how can you pay attention to ur xbox 🙄
Hehehaw
7:15 I have to know how many people made "drunk driving" jokes, if not they really missed their chance. Meant with total support, just a playful ribbing.