True. I have ADHD, and I think we should be more accepting to people who have disabilities. I as a kid, was taught to accept those no matter their differences. I have quite a few friends who have disabilities. I don't view them as "special" or that they have a problem, all I see are my friends. But some people are ignorant and don't understand. People need to grow up and accept people! We shouldn't push people away because they are different! We're all different! Grow up people!
I have chronic sciatica, back and hip degeneration. At 25.. Also have severe adhd which the pain has made worse. Im medicated with stimulants and opioids, sometimes I go full blown psychotic. Adhd was 100% manageable before the pain set in. Now I might actually k!ll myself, I don’t trust myself not to.
I have epilepsy, diabetes, HEART DISEASE, ALL THOSE DON'T MIX. i just deal with unstoppable HEART. I HAVE BREATHING PROBLEMS. all those health problems ain't BY COINCIDENCE
Living in constant pain, and a super obvious hump on my back makes finding enjoyment in anything difficult. Especially considering i can no longer take pain meds. Opiate addiction is impossible to escape when your life is nothing but pain
I had brain injury before I was born that caused me to develop spastic hemiplegia cerebral palsy on my left side of my body. I also have ADHD and autism. I wasn’t diagnosed with ADHD and autism until much later in my lifetime. I also have anxiety and depression as well. People tend to ask me a lot of questions about my ankle brace I wear on my left foot because they don’t understand why I walk around with it on, but I sometimes don’t mind the questions, I just don’t like it when people try getting my attention just to ask me questions when I’m minding my own business.
I have mild specific learning disorder and dyslexia and NVLD and written expression disorder and ADHD and TBI speech stutter and the spinal fractures vertebrae 4 of them. Arthritis in both knees and i had a hip replacement surgery on it since November 10,1998.
I have a disability. I’m disabled and I am in a wheelchair and I’m trying not to cry about it because I can’t walk ever again I can’t walk and I’m not able to walk I can’t stand it anymore 2:23
Hi, I was wondering if I could have your permission to translate this video into Chinese and share it on platforms like Chinese TikTok. I really enjoyed the content and I think it would be a hit in China. Of course, I'll make sure to credit you and include a link to your CZcams channel in the post. Let me know if you're cool with it and if you have any specific preferences for the translation. Thanks a lot for considering this request - looking forward to potentially working together on this. thank you❤
Hello, I would like to follow up on my previous message regarding the translation request. I am a big fan of your CZcams videos and I believe that one of your videos would resonate well with Chinese audiences if translated. I would like to seek your permission to translate the video into Chinese and share it on platforms like Chinese TikTok. I assure you that proper credits will be given to you, and I will include a link to your CZcams channel in the post. Thank you for considering this request, and I look forward to the opportunity of potentially collaborating on this project. Best regards,
I get you. I have a right hemiplegia from birth that is considered mild, so everyone treat me like a "normal" person when I in fact suffer a lot from my disability. Everybody keep telling me that I'm lucky that it's not apparent and that I shouldn't complain because "at least I'm not retarded". One time one of my friend told me that I wasn't disabled enough to benefit from "handicap insurances" (idk how it's called, English isn't my first language lol). She had been to a lot of awarness campaigns, so she apparently could tell when someone is truly handicapped or not. It is so frustrating. One girl at uni made fun of how I walked for a long period of time without the thought of me having a disability ever crossing her mind, probably because I'm not in a wheelchair (yet). Our situations might be different, but I totally get your feeling.
Please don’t feel like that. I tell you from someone who knows what it’s like, and tries to fight away this wrong way of thinking. Am I successful, well no. It’s a daily battle. Know that others are in your same situation. I’ve been looking for a support group, with no avail. However we’re out there, just wish somehow it will be easier to find people, groups, support and organizations to assist us into somewhat normalcy. I know we will eventually find that support, just keep trying..
I also have disability my left foot is missing and I always thinking of my life if I don't a disability. I also want to go outside like a normal person using slippers but I am too shy because someone might make fun of me and also because I can't walk like normal Lucky I can put shoes to hide it so I am always puting shoes when I go outside
True. I have ADHD, and I think we should be more accepting to people who have disabilities. I as a kid, was taught to accept those no matter their differences. I have quite a few friends who have disabilities. I don't view them as "special" or that they have a problem, all I see are my friends. But some people are ignorant and don't understand. People need to grow up and accept people! We shouldn't push people away because they are different! We're all different! Grow up people!
I have ADHD too and I’m always treated different by people
I have chronic sciatica, back and hip degeneration. At 25.. Also have severe adhd which the pain has made worse. Im medicated with stimulants and opioids, sometimes I go full blown psychotic. Adhd was 100% manageable before the pain set in. Now I might actually k!ll myself, I don’t trust myself not to.
I agree just because we're different we're still people
I have epilepsy, diabetes, HEART DISEASE, ALL THOSE DON'T MIX. i just deal with unstoppable HEART. I HAVE BREATHING PROBLEMS. all those health problems ain't BY COINCIDENCE
Living in constant pain, and a super obvious hump on my back makes finding enjoyment in anything difficult. Especially considering i can no longer take pain meds. Opiate addiction is impossible to escape when your life is nothing but pain
I had brain injury before I was born that caused me to develop spastic hemiplegia cerebral palsy on my left side of my body. I also have ADHD and autism. I wasn’t diagnosed with ADHD and autism until much later in my lifetime. I also have anxiety and depression as well.
People tend to ask me a lot of questions about my ankle brace I wear on my left foot because they don’t understand why I walk around with it on, but I sometimes don’t mind the questions, I just don’t like it when people try getting my attention just to ask me questions when I’m minding my own business.
I would be glad to help anyone in need
I have mild specific learning disorder and dyslexia and NVLD and written expression disorder and ADHD and TBI speech stutter and the spinal fractures vertebrae 4 of them. Arthritis in both knees and i had a hip replacement surgery on it since November 10,1998.
Don't ask people personal questions that are none of your business.
I have a disability. I’m disabled and I am in a wheelchair and I’m trying not to cry about it because I can’t walk ever again I can’t walk and I’m not able to walk I can’t stand it anymore 2:23
Can disability people use a lyft app for transportation to go to the shelter about adult abuse,when people call 211.
Hi, I was wondering if I could have your permission to translate this video into Chinese and share it on platforms like Chinese TikTok. I really enjoyed the content and I think it would be a hit in China. Of course, I'll make sure to credit you and include a link to your CZcams channel in the post. Let me know if you're cool with it and if you have any specific preferences for the translation. Thanks a lot for considering this request - looking forward to potentially working together on this.
thank you❤
Hello,
I would like to follow up on my previous message regarding the translation request. I am a big fan of your CZcams videos and I believe that one of your videos would resonate well with Chinese audiences if translated. I would like to seek your permission to translate the video into Chinese and share it on platforms like Chinese TikTok.
I assure you that proper credits will be given to you, and I will include a link to your CZcams channel in the post.
Thank you for considering this request, and I look forward to the opportunity of potentially collaborating on this project.
Best regards,
I have a disability
i have one arm and i feel sometimes it would have been better if i've never existed in the first place
I get you. I have a right hemiplegia from birth that is considered mild, so everyone treat me like a "normal" person when I in fact suffer a lot from my disability. Everybody keep telling me that I'm lucky that it's not apparent and that I shouldn't complain because "at least I'm not retarded". One time one of my friend told me that I wasn't disabled enough to benefit from "handicap insurances" (idk how it's called, English isn't my first language lol). She had been to a lot of awarness campaigns, so she apparently could tell when someone is truly handicapped or not. It is so frustrating. One girl at uni made fun of how I walked for a long period of time without the thought of me having a disability ever crossing her mind, probably because I'm not in a wheelchair (yet).
Our situations might be different, but I totally get your feeling.
Please don’t feel like that. I tell you from someone who knows what it’s like, and tries to fight away this wrong way of thinking. Am I successful, well no. It’s a daily battle. Know that others are in your same situation. I’ve been looking for a support group, with no avail. However we’re out there, just wish somehow it will be easier to find people, groups, support and organizations to assist us into somewhat normalcy. I know we will eventually find that support, just keep trying..
I also have disability my left foot is missing and I always thinking of my life if I don't a disability. I also want to go outside like a normal person using slippers but I am too shy because someone might make fun of me and also because I can't walk like normal Lucky I can put shoes to hide it so I am always puting shoes when I go outside
I don’t now why my teacher said watch this video
Only simapti gaine ...😂😂😂
Only simapti gaine ...😂😂😂 so many beggars 😅😅😅😅😅