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This man so buff he could probs walk with his arms

I have a heart condition and am an as needed wheelchair user. There are A LOT of reasons people need a wheelchair. Its a shame people aren't willing to understand this. Great video.

When KZreads weird algorithms actually give you a treat to watch..... 👌

When I was a teen girl, I started “crying” when someone sayid I was faking it. I did it twice at school and nobody did it after. It’s kinda invalidating and annoying but it works. So it’s what I had to do.

Thank you. I’ve recently been diagnosed w MS and any trip out of the house means days of recovery. When I talked to my family about using a wheelchair when I’m out or have to be on my feet for a while, they told me I didn’t need one. It’s really validating to hear your story.

I'm not a wheelchair user however I find your videos very informative!!! 🙂🙂🙂

This opened my eyes so much, really appreciate you talking about your disability and educating us about it

Very informative video, "never skip leg day" hilarious.

This should be a youtube add because more people should watch this

Wow......I've been in a wheelchair for 5 1/2 years and I can walk short distances with a walker. I have balance issues. I also cannot feel temps over a large parts of my body. I really thought I was a very rare case in being able to stand and move about. I currently live in a nursing home and I am moving into my own apartment on my own and these videos are amazing, I'm binge watching them all to gain tips and tricks that you have learned. I work out every day and I am slowly getting into shape, it's tough doing it alone. Please keep the tips and tricks coming and thanks again.

As a gym guy I appreciate you making a never skip leg day joke in the bench skit.

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I have a severe yet invisible back disorder, causing tons of pain. One time I saw a dumb Facebook link with a bunch of dumb ideas. One was about some wheelchairs having feet pedals. I personally would love that. My legs are perfectly able, but my back has trouble carrying me sometimes. Luckily I usually can walk my way around. But long walks require my wheelchair. It would also make me be able to use it when I have a bad pain day. Using my arms and the motion of using them to spin the wheels causes crazy back stress.

When you said something like "When they see I can walk they asked me to go hiking, camping..dude I can't", I feel you. I had a slipped disc surgery 3 years ago due to many falls, especially in 2015, and because of my heavy weight. The doctors just took out what was out of my spine and still left some in its place. They didn't want to plant in the metal to support my spine as they thought if I really take care of myself I wouldn't need it. So now I have to watch out my weight and they advised me to avoid any heavy activities and try my best to never fall down because this slipped disc has the potential to relapse. Having a childhood bff who's so extrovert and into new things can sometimes make me feel bad whenever I have to remind her like "I'm sorry I can't. Remember my slipped disc?" And her realization just woosh over her face and then she would say sorry. Like you don't need to say sorry, I get it. You're excited to tag me along and I really appreciate that 😂

My mom suffers from multiple sclerosis and for the past 6 years we have been facing this types of problems on a daily basis. It makes really really glad to see how many people care! I hope this video hits as many people as possible.

I've been contemplating getting a wheelchair because I have severe back pain everyday and was thinking it could help but Im apprehensive to go through with it because I don't wanna be judged riding in one and then walk a bit and people would think I'm faking it, but watching this makes me feel a little better about the idea so maybe I will get one thanks :)

I honestly didn't know this. Thanks for the education

I have had heart failure I think 19 times. 5 heart surgeries.

Thank you for making a video like this. I get yelled at all the time for using disabled parking. I walk by people giving me dirty looks. I do not look like what people think a typical disabled person looks like. And sometimes when people aggressively confront me I cry and makes my day that much harder.