Getting Dressed in a Wheelchair
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- čas přidán 12. 01. 2020
- This video is self explanatory.
This is how I do it. T6 complete paraplegic with little to no tone.
Enjoy.
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Some people see "I am disabled, oh woe is me." You see 'Whoohoo, lets go out and LIVE"
You are an inspiration to all. Thank you for sharing.
Your comment made me think. I think a lot of other things factor in: like the life you have led, mental wellbeing, pain. No two people are the same, but this is not to take anything away from any person.
Bless your heart dear, I ended up in a wheelchair 5 years ago at 52, saddens me to see young folks in one, you're doing great, Lord be with you.
I just want to thank you for this video. I’m a new para and having to learn all of this. Thank you!!!
I am on wheelchair too... and I can relate to her. I've experienced a lot many difficulties in life. But just like her, I stay positive as much as possible.
You got this!
I have cerebral palsy
Do you have any friends
You're amazing. So confident and self reliant. God bless you for being so inspirational for others in your situation.
The very first seconds of this video all I could say is "Damn, those guns!!" To compare your drive and determination to the typical able bodied human is an insult to you. Brilliant!
You are an absolute inspiration and a very lovely lady you could teach the rest of us how to cope when things go wrong. Your outlook on life is second to none i wish more in the world could be like you. Peace and good wishes to you
God bless you most people give up in a situation like yours but you are trying your best to live your life under the circumstances and show that you dont let your situation get you down and can do for yourself I applaud you 👏🏼👏🏼
Stay positive you’re a beam of light ❤️
Thank you so much for these video. I am not paraplegic but many of the patients I work with are unable to stand on their own due to weakness or perhaps IV lines or medical devices they wear. These tips will all come in handy.
I have an auto immune disease that will eventually lead to the loss of movement in my legs. I subscribed to your channel to learn from you how to do things from a wheelchair. You are a true inspiration! God bless and heartfelt thank you 's.
Excellent ideas, so simple but helpful little suggestions.
Thanks for the encouragement. I learned these things on my own. We are similar even to the black pants. Thanks for helping others.
This was extremely helpful!❤️
Thank you for your courage. Your spirit inspires me.
Hello I came across your videos last week and they have been very helpful for me I sufferer from cerebral palsy. I get dressed from my chair now I used to get dressed on the bed but I have to agree that getting dressed in the chair is easier I have to use an electric wheelchair which helps me left up my legs. I appreciate your tips thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks so much for taking the time. I haven't totally lost the use of my legs yet. But it is coming. I have the spasticity you mentioned so I lie on the bed to get dressed and use canes and a walker to get around. You are looking good. Keep up the fight. It is a fight to keep moving somehow. Your smile at the end made me smile too.
Thanks a ton! I have been paralyzed 35 years and just recently have been in a wheelchair. I always had to get dressed on the floor then pull my self into the chair. Now I angled my hand behind like you did and it works! It took a couple tries but I now know how!
You are so positive and helpful to a hole lots of people thank you have a bless and wonderful week.
been there done that.Luckily my nerves recovered And i could go back to work. I learned it's not easy.crawling around was not fun with numb but super sensitive knees.I admire you for making the best of your condition.and sharing.
Thanks for watching
These tips really help for changing in dressing room
Wow! You make it look so easy. I have MS and I have such a hard time getting my legs up on my knees to get my pants and shoes on.
Thank you for posting this video...inspirational!
Thank you for making this video! It helps a lot for newbies like me. You are beautiful by the way!!
Well been in chair now for 3 years now due to a race accident jacked myself right up big time anywhos.Im looking at these vids to assist me, in all the ways they can so pretty much im using her vids for help THANK YOU SO MUCH for these vids
I've been a para for 3 years but around year 2 I started getting awful spasms that made even getting dressed in bed hard. I got a baclofen pump March of last year but my luck is terrible and it didn't start working properly until a few weeks ago. Before the spasms got bad, I was almost at this point. Now I'm working on getting my skills back and this is a great amount of help!
Thankyou so much for these pro tips, i am 32 and have now been in a wheelchair for 3 years, i had a simple slip on a wet public toilet floor and hit the back of my head which led to me developing a neurological disorder in which my brain doesnt send signals to the parts of my body like it should, leaving me unable to bear any weight on my left leg, grip anything smaller than a beaker in my left hand, lose all hearing in my left ear and most of my sight in my left eye, i also lost all bladder function so have a suprapubic catheter and at times i suffer with severe dysphagia to the stage i cant swallow at all and need admitting to hospital for nasal gastric feeding im actually on the hospital waiting list to have a gastrostomy button feeding peg into my stomache so i can be liquid fed at home, so yeah this is my life and im pretty new to being this way and i find your videos so inspirational and helpful in being able to gain some independence back into my life, so please keep posting these videos you are a truly wonderful inspirational person xxx
Katie!
Thanks so much for sharing your story with me.
Do not hesitate to reach out :)
Interesting how you have to adapt, nice job doing it.
Your videos are very inspiring thank you for what you do God bless
Thanks for this! I have NF2 and had a surgery in 2016 that left me in a wheelchair with limited function of my legs. I usually get dressed in bed and haven't tried dressing in my chair. I might give it a shot soon!
Do it!
Thank you This is great info, i work with the elderly and disable, and have a friend who is wheel bound and these tips you put out are super helpful. God is going to heal your paralysis, i just sense it as i was watching this , i think its because of where your heart is at. First you will feel like a pop in your back then You are going to start feeling alot of tingling as if your legs had been asleep for a while , God is tremendous
I hope you have a great day keep your head up be strong
Good job girl I'm proud Of you
Great video!!!
Thanks for the tips. I gave up trying to put on pants in the chair about a year out, but thinking now that was before I had a baclofen pump and my tone was crazy high. I’m going to have to give it another try. And black yoga pants are my go to as well. Light colors like grey show wetness. Black hides anything until you can deal with it. 😎 You can also dress up black yoga pants and no one knows they aren’t dress slacks. Shirts, like you said, are a race to see if I can get it on before I tip over. Oh. And I start my pants while I have my foot on my knee for the socks. Once my socks are on I scrunch up the pant leg and put my foot through it. The I put it back down and pull it up.
Ps. I love your uncooperative twins analogy. Perfect.
What a pleasant and delightful person. Thanks for sharing Champ.
How's your day so far
@@mckeilpattersonI've Been very busy most of the day. Cheers!
Excellent information most appreciative God bless
Thank you for sharing.
You are lucky because I have leg spasms 24/7. I became a paraplegic in 1990 when I was just five years old (got hit by a truck}. As I grew up, my spasms got even worse. I am 35 now and my spasms are very wild and stressful. I enjoyed watching this!!
Bummer on the progression of the spasms. Mine are seemingly doing the same. If you ever trip on any solutions or remedies on how to manage these better I am all ears :)
Great video. Thank you.
Thanks for the tips. I am a T2 complete paraplegic since 2010. I’ve always transferred onto the bed or sofa to put on my pants. I’ll try this method tomorrow.
This is more difficult than it looks. I still could not pull the back of my pants up especially the middle. Both sides are fine just the middle that keeps getting stuck.
@Pam Rolls By I have full upper body functions. Besides from a trigger finger, my upper body is 100%. I will practice some more. My only concern is moisture around my private and my bum. I can’t seem to get those areas dry unless I’m in bed.
My heart goes out to you.
Great again !! And your smile in the end is the EVERYTHING!! Please keep posting usefull and interesting things like this video. I wanted to ask if you suffer from circulation problem or spasms and how you manage them (stretching, excersises) ? Also do you have drop foot (you can also show and explain what it is)? and what/how are you doing something to prevent it (excersises or anything else)? I hope i didnt full the list of the requests that you are accepting hahahaha.. I think that all the above are also very interesting and helpfull issues (as all of what you have done until now) for people with paraplegia and not only. Again, you are super, keep smiling keep going!! (sorry for my long message again).. Have a nice week!
Circulation is always a problem for someone who sits all day. Swollen feet and ankles are a regular occurrence.
Drop foot can be in another video. Yes I do have it, but I don't have the tone in my muscles that make it a huge problem (it is only a small problem). I don't know what other than standing can help maintain against it.
Stretching will be in a video coming soon ;P
Thanks for tuning in and asking your questions!
@@ProTipsForParas dont you also do excersise in your feet- ankles about the drop foot? I mean making circles or etc.. How do you prevent your feet from becoming swollen? Also how you try to keep a muscle tone ? Dont you excerise your lower legs-feet at all (except- standing)?, owo! Anyway, thanx for the answer..
Great video.
I'm trying to learn how to put my pants on while seated in my wheelchair. I have MS and can't really stand anymore. I do wear stretchy pants and will give this a try. I never thought about buying a larger size to make it easier but will give it a try with my pants that I might have hanging around that are larger.
U R sooo BEAUTIFUL & soooo STRONG!!! TRULY an AWESOME HUMAN BEING ; ]
Awesome girl. great video.
Thank you!!
Why do I feel excited watching this???
WOW you are amazing!
Looks super strong glade to see u.thriveing
Helpful advice .. Thanks
Welcome :)
Thank you so much same problem but u'r easy solution
Damn, she's got some arms on her; she would OWN me in an arm wrestle lol she looks great and has a great attitude. Gives me some motivation.
I so need these vids cause im so new to this whole wheelchair gangsta shit lol.So im watching a TON of her vids to try This 1 is a for sure
Much as I applaud you, try this as a w/chair user with the addition of only having one arm !(as I have to) As a bloke, true I don't have probs with bras but socks, trousers and tops are virtually unisex ! Well done you anyway for your fighting spirit ! and BTW, you're a fine looking gal !
I have dislocated my shoulders on occasion... one arm all the time definitely adds a level of skill and patience that I do not have 100% of the time. Here's to pushing forward!
Although my wife dresses me in bed, i still have to straighten things out once im in the chair. No issues with shirts etc . I only use sweat pants. Retired and no need to impress anyone. But they are easier for the wife to put them on. But i did learn one thing, i like the advice on twisting my hand to pull up the pants in the back. Good advice. Thanks.
Thank you for showing me as a wheelchair user.
God Bless you. Your a Beautiful Lady!
im a dude and i want her arms lol,challenges of wheelchair,but also positive note is extremely strong body/mind
I love your muscle! I want arms like yours!!
Are you able to put all types/styles of pants on from your chair, including jeans?
Thanks good job
I would recommend this to anyone
Such a beauty...
Great person love you
It's great information, thanks, I'm dating a woman with disabilities and I appreciate your youtubes
I’m not in a wheelchair, but preparing for the worst. I have a disability called Functional Neurological Disorder and my right leg is currently paralysed from below the knee. On crutches but it seems to be spreading up my leg. I’m hoping that I won’t end up in a wheelchair because I can’t imagine what you have to go through everyday. Sending love
Update: it went to both legs and been in a wheelchair for the last 2 months, it's jsut as bad as I thought, so many places aren't accessible, kids bully me relentlessly at school so yeah :/
I hope everything is okay now
How’s life been holly?
I have functional neurological disorder but I can’t lift my legs so I’m struggling to get dressed. I have a specialist electric wheelchair due to how bad my mobility is. Can’t sit without support… it’s awful condition to have
Keep smiling ... you are pretty and awesome.
I love your shoulders
I'm in a wheelchair and I dress myself in the wheelchair all the time sometimes I even wash my self in the chair God bless you it's not easy being handicapped God bless 🙏
You people all Alsome. Dam you got guns!!.👍👍💓
Yep, Simply Beautiful....
You may need to remind them to be sure and keep your weight down too. Because if you weigh more doing any of what she said will be even harder to do. I know i gained alot fo weight and i can still dress myself in my wheelchair but with the weight added has made things much more difficult!!!
spasms can actually be helpful when you're getting dressed because your legs do go stiff. but that's all they're good for i get them real bad
Nice fit arms !
My name is Eddie I am so empress with everything you you make me feel like I can do anything thanks for all your video I love them
I dress one leg first, sock then pant leg then shoe. Having shoe on gives the foot more traction and thus doesn't slide off foot rest. It also raises the knee up which helps get the pants under your butt later. Then the same on opposite leg and final pulling pants under butt. I wear shoes 100% of the time to stop them sliding off foot rest and protect the toes incase you accidental run them into something around the house
T Ting I use a calf strap to help keep them from sliding back but def lose them on the front and they drift side to side. A buddy is awaiting his newest chair right now and the footplate has wings of sorts to help keep them from going off the sides.
@@rackemwells my newest chair needed foot plate wings because I asked for 1" wider but the med supply guy ordered 2" and my feet could slide far enough to one side the caster would not rotate past shoes when rotating
@@sled1racer My casters will also strike, sometimes bind up, if my shoes aren't centered well on the footplate
I have the side slide issue with the front and back problems. Also, my new chair (not this one) has the wings on the footplate. I have the ankle, back strap that I love and won't get rid of. Sometimes I tie my feet to the footplate with a shoelace to stop the forward slip when out playing or wheeling for long periods of time up and down hills
WOW!! Just watched this video & am embarrassed. While I'm having 2 thrs' & (severe arthritis in my knee), I still have mobility. Painful, but mobility nonetheless. Putting pants on is painful, but watching you do it so (seemingly) effortlessly was like a 'get your shit together & stop whining ' slap in the face.
Thanks for sharing!😊
Do you have any major home modifications be it ramps, bathroom amenities, workout or stretch equipment, a second chair in a room you can’t get in, etc etc?? I have a chair in my basement, an ok portable ramp I use, and just landed a new chair so I have my spare within reach now too. My house is very open and spacious but has little if any permanent modifications.
I have a ramp into the house (took out the six stairs that were there before). Zero modifications in the home. I have a Perfect Pullup workout bar in a doorway, but no different than anyone else who does pull-ups at home. Yoga mats on the solid floor (or a big sheepskin rug) for stretching and yoga
@@ProTipsForParas I wouldn't mind a one off custom built home tailored around my needs. ZERO thresholds and more accessible sinks would be nice, maybe higher outlets and lower switches if I'm really picky. My current bathroom is HUGE but could use a remodel for chair stuff.
U look great, super fit and strong.
very good idea your liked a lot
Your Awesome, God Bless You.
You are as brave as pretty ! Greetings from France ( Brittany ).
Hey from Canada!
Je vous souhaite beaucoup de courage et de force
I have spina bifida and can easily get the trousers off but still haven't mastered putting them on while in the chair. I have a device called the Parra Ladder that I use to get on the floor and can easily get my trousers on that way. What makes it worse for me is my hips and knees have contractions. It's just another something to deal with.
Dang bodies that don't cooperate
Do you mind me asking how your legs stay so toned?
I only learnt from meeting others and physiology best ways of doing thing but before that it was just try and see where you get.
I saw a video about a paraplegic who was learning to walk again. An electrode applying a mild shock to the spinal cord was awakening things. Now medical people are thinking that the spinal cord is very smart in itself, not just doing whatever the brain signals it to do.
Gracias por enseñarme a vestir pasaba muchos problemas Dtb
I really want your shirt. Where can I find that kind of shirt? I’ve been looking for a year.
This was a cheap one from a teenie bopper store :) I find they wear the best
why do you not have fenders or clothing guards on your chair?
God bless; I'm hearing some hope from genetic editing (CRISPR Cas9) as a possible benefit for repair. Clinical trails for slow as usual but we can hope and pray.
There are CZcams videos about people who are paraplegics or in some other way have no mobility and cannot move their arms or legs or hands. This young woman is very independent and can tend to a lot of her own needs. It looks like she works out too. Very muscular and strong but it could be because of pushing her own wheelchair.
Damn she is pretty!
Same here.
DAYME. shes ripped
I'm a C7 quad and thought I was the only one who got dressed in his chair. All the SCI's I know dress exclusively in their beds. I started doing this when going to my local pool; I had to figure out a way to change on the spot; I then realised how much easier it was compared to the bed and the rest is history! Cheers from Montreal!
Good on u kid
It's nice to watch u keep going on with life
What kind of socks are those?
How did you get injured
As a guy, I do the same - straighten my mens' underwear by pulling it down before the final fit. I've been in a wheelchair for 40+ years and do believe that getting dressed in a wheelchair is easier. Dressed myself in bed for about...I dunno...the first 25-30 years, and have been putting on clothes in my w/c for the past 10 years. Whatever makes it happen...