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how I do "girls' stuff" with a disability (doing nails, tying hair up, shaving etc) | arthrogryposis
Hiya! I've noticed that videos, where I show how I do some things with my disability, seem to interest most people so I've figured I'd film a few more as there's still a lot of things that I have my own ways of doing and it might inspire someone with a similar disability to try to do things on their own as well!
Videos I've mentioned and some other ones you might be interested in:
how I do my makeup - ua-cam.com/video/HP8fbmL2oLQ/v-deo.html
a "girls' talk" about dating, shaving, periods, and more - ua-cam.com/video/tLcuyEiV3Zc/v-deo.html
how I get dressed - ua-cam.com/video/s7KnpPLxJxY/v-deo.html
things I can't do because of my disability - ua-cam.com/video/AixB0UqMSmo/v-deo.html
I hope you like it and if you have any suggestions of what types of videos you’d like to see on my channel, please comment below!
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my insecurities | NORMALIZING TALKING ABOUT INSECURITIES BECAUSE WE'RE ALL JUST HUMAN
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*TRIGGER WARNING: both negative and positive mention of insecurities and fatness* Hi! In the last video, I've talked about accepting your disability and insecurities but today I wanted to show you, that even though I'm body positive and accepted my disability and the way my body looks, I still feel insecure about some parts of my body. That's why in this video I talk about and show you some of ...
tips for accepting your insecurities and/or disability
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Hi! There's a lot of disabled people who can't accept their disability and a lot of both disabled and able-bodied people who can't accept their insecurities. That's why in this video I wanted to tell you about ways that I found helpful in accepting my own insecurities and hopefully you'll find it useful! 🌻 I hope you like it and if you have any suggestions of what types of videos you’d like to ...
Tips for moving to another city/country (to college/university or to work)
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Hi! It's a requested video about all of the things I did or I wish I'd have done before moving abroad but these are also things useful for people moving just to another city. I hope you find it useful. Make sure to let me know in the comments where you're moving or where you'd like to move in the future! 🛩🗺 It's also my first ever video not at about disabilities but I'd like to slowly start exp...
Do I want to have my disability cured? | arthrogryposis
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Hii! I thought I'd film a very popular video, that most disabled content creators make, and talk about whether I'd like to have my disability cured if it was possible. Let me know what you think about it! I hope you like it and if you have any suggestions of what types of videos you’d like to see on my channel, please comment below! Subscribe to my channel, leave a thumbs up and click the bell ...
DISABLED "GIRL TALK": sexuality, self expression, bras and hairy legs
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Hii, it's the first "chill & casual" video I've filmed and I hope you like it! I talk and ask about everything girly (but we're inclusive here 🌈) stuff. Grab yourself a face mask, a cup of tea, or anything you love to pamper yourself with, and let's have a typical sleepover talk! If you feel comfortable sharing your experiences, please do, but please also remember to respect other people's opin...
Person-first language vs. identity-first language: disabled, with a disability or differently-abled?
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Hi! I wanted to share my opinion about person-first vs. identity-first and "politically correct" language. I may seem a bit harsh in this video on some points, sorry 😂 I actually really don't mind what people call me when I know they have good intentions but sometimes you can just hear in person's tone that they don't mean well when they use "politically correct" language and that's the worst! ...
A message to parents of disabled kids
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Hello! Please, watch my video especially if you're a family member/carer of a disabled kid. I don't know how it is to be a disabled kid's parent, but I know how it is to be a disabled kid and now that I don't live with my parents anymore, I look at different things from a different perspective. I hope you find this video helpful and please remember it's only my personal opinion and I base it on...
A message to all kids with disabilities
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Hi! Please watch this video especially if you're a young person with a disability! I wasn't trying to be cringe even though it may seem a bit like that, sorry 😂 I just wanted to share some of my experiences with you, especially those on how to deal with your parents who are either overprotective or not protective at all. Check out my other videos: My disability story: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky...
Disabled in school: kindergarten to high school (tips & my experiences) | arthrogryposis
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Hi! In one of my previous videos I talked about my experiences with a disability at university but as I know that many people watching me have very young kids with a disability, I thought that sharing some tips and experiences about kindergarten and schools could be useful for some of you 😊 Check out my other videos: My disability story: www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyiQQ... How I get dressed with a...
8 things I can't do with a disability | arthrogryposis
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Hi! In most of my previous videos I gave you tips on how to become more independent while you're disabled but today I wanted to show you that even though I can do so many things despite my disability, there's still many I can't do and possibly will never be able to. Check out my other videos: My disability story: ua-cam.com/video/kyiQQYdVJls/v-deo.html How I get dressed with a disability: ua-ca...
How I get dressed with a disability - arthrogryposis (AMC)
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Hi Everyone! This is the promised video from 2 weeks ago where I show how I put some types of clothing on. Some of these ways took me a lot of years to learn so I hope it helps! Watch the 1st part of this video where I show how I do everyday life things (cooking, makeup, etc.) - ua-cam.com/video/HP8fbmL2oLQ/v-deo.html&t Watch the video where I explain my whole journey with my disability (arthro...
a letter to my younger self
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Well, it's a short one today but I kinda thought it was cute when I planned to film it. Then when I edited it, I thought it was cringe but here you are anyway 😂 If you'd like to hear more from me or contact me, follow me on social media: Instagram: 99.able_ Twitter: OlaMroczek_
My disability - AMC (arthrogryposis multiplex congenita)
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Hi! It's probably my most important video so far as I explain my whole story with my disability - arthrogryposis. I tell you all about my surgeries, exercises, braces, and everything else that you should know when you're a parent of a child with AMC or when you're just curious! I hope you find this video helpful! I hope you like it and if you have any suggestions of what types of videos you’d l...
How to find a job when you're disabled and why you should get out of your comfort zone | AMC
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I'm so sorry for the terrible quality of this video. As you can see the lighting was changing ALL THE TIME and my camera couldn't adjust. Hii! If you want to find a job but you're scared you can't do most types of them - you're in the right place. I just wanted to show you on the example of my own experiences, that even when you think you can't do something because of your disability (or becaus...
How I do everything with my disabled curved hands? (makeup, cooking, writing, etc.) *ARTHROGRYPOSIS*
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How I do everything with my disabled curved hands? (makeup, cooking, writing, etc.) *ARTHROGRYPOSIS*
What I wish I knew before college/university away from home *STORYTIME & TIPS* (disabled students)
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What I wish I knew before college/university away from home *STORYTIME & TIPS* (disabled students)
10 things you should say to a disabled person | arthrogryposis *AMC*
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10 things you should say to a disabled person | arthrogryposis *AMC*
10 things not to say to a disabled person | arthrogryposis *AMC*
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10 things not to say to a disabled person | arthrogryposis *AMC*
how to stay sane in the quarantine / lockdown
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how to stay sane in the quarantine / lockdown
I AM NOT MY DISABILITY & stereotypes about disabled people: YouTube experiment | arthrogryposis [CC]
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I AM NOT MY DISABILITY & stereotypes about disabled people: UA-cam experiment | arthrogryposis [CC]
10 things I hate about being disabled | arthrogryposis *AMC* [CC]
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10 things I hate about being disabled | arthrogryposis *AMC* [CC]
am I not disabled enough? | arthrogryposis [CC]
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am I not disabled enough? | arthrogryposis [CC]
10 things I love about being disabled | arthrogryposis [CC]
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10 things I love about being disabled | arthrogryposis [CC]
my disability - AMC (Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita) [CC]
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my disability - AMC (Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita) [CC]
STOP DELETING DISABLED BODIES: shadow banning on Instagram & interview with @carpe_that__diem [CC]
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STOP DELETING DISABLED BODIES: shadow banning on Instagram & interview with @carpe_that diem [CC]
DISABILITY, SELF LOVE & BODY POSITIVITY: activists that I follow [CC]
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DISABILITY, SELF LOVE & BODY POSITIVITY: activists that I follow [CC]
the introduction | arthrogryposis [CC]
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the introduction | arthrogryposis [CC]

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  • @armslover000
    @armslover000 2 місяці тому

    ho ola why r u not making new videos

  • @JohnSmith-qe6fb
    @JohnSmith-qe6fb 3 місяці тому

    I have Meniere's Disease. I have several days a month in which I am dizzy, unbalanced, and will have "attacks" that leave me having extreme instances of vertigo and nausea. I had to stop working as a bus driver because it was a disqualifier to hold a CDL. I haven't found a job yet that lets me take random, unscheduled days off. I am not disabled enough to get disability. It has put a strain on many of my relationships unfortunately as I was the bread winner in my family!

  • @videocuoguz
    @videocuoguz 5 місяців тому

    Very inspring! Your parents must be proud of you and you must be proud of them.

  • @videocuoguz
    @videocuoguz 5 місяців тому

    Proud of your mindset Ola, congrats

  • @videocuoguz
    @videocuoguz 5 місяців тому

    Congrats, you are so cute

  • @LynnDeatherage-q3k
    @LynnDeatherage-q3k 9 місяців тому

    Said by Karen troublemakers think 💬🤔 you don't look disabled person and don't call them a retareds said by a lot of BLM protesters and Mrs Armstrong black lawyer told her client to harassment others disabled took away there clients housing voucher program. They think 💬🤔 I'm a retareds person and prostitute and hooker whore when I got hurt years ago and IQ is 94% above average intelligent average smart 🤓 multiracial woman with TBI and has ADHD, Learning difficulty in a few things. If your clients civil right lawyers no disabled people caused your clients to loss the housing voucher program.

  • @LynnDeatherage-q3k
    @LynnDeatherage-q3k 9 місяців тому

    Never call a disabled person disability said by some racists ex neighbors that im a retarder person who is multiracial person. Calling me derogatory names as a sex worker, because I have PCs that a man. That is very disturbing disrespectful to lie about me. Those who lost there housing vouchers in 2008, and mrs Armstrong civil rights lawyer to tell client to discriminate against me due to there own behavior and they are all good for everyone else.

  • @TheSANJAY8
    @TheSANJAY8 10 місяців тому

    How are you? How old are you? Do you have any pain in your wrist or fingers?

  • @TheSANJAY8
    @TheSANJAY8 11 місяців тому

    Hi how are you….how old are you…

  • @LynnDeatherage-q3k
    @LynnDeatherage-q3k Рік тому

    Never call disabled prositutes nor hookers whores!! A mild specific learning disorder and dyslexia and NVLD and traumatic brain injuries and ADHD written expression disorder is not retareded person black groups and pastors who part of the group members that hates all disabled people aren't mental case retareded person which means I am not a fan or anything else derogatory remarks about me and others who are capable of living on their own life and there are disabled people who are not participating or speaking 🗣️😰 HEADS KNUCKLEHEAD this year but they are not able bodies people who are capable of getting a full time jobs and careers dream about the one that can do it.

  • @keziafloreschristensen7719

    Hi, did you have knee flexion contractures too?

    • @99able
      @99able 11 місяців тому

      Hi, so sorry for such a late reply. I don't use this account anymore. I do not have knee flexion contractures and never had any bigger problems with my knees. I can't straighten one of my elbows, though.

  • @TheKingOfKings818
    @TheKingOfKings818 Рік тому

    As a grown @ss man this brought tears to my eyes. You are awesome, very brave and i commend you. I have a condition called spondylolisthesis in my back. It's not noticeable to people that don't know. But i had a big surgery called a single fusion on my l4, and l5 vertebrae. I'm glad you made this video to explain this. My friends daughter has the same condition as you so this was very informative. ❤

  • @donnajlohmen3408
    @donnajlohmen3408 Рік тому

    I heard that before You're such an inspiration.. and they have no clue what I've gone through

  • @LiftTheVeilMinistry
    @LiftTheVeilMinistry Рік тому

    great advice, thank you!

  • @vietus1040
    @vietus1040 Рік тому

    how I do "girls' stuff" with a disability (doing nails, tying hair up, shaving etc) | arthrogryposis. The video is engaging and grips the viewer from start to finish. Watched the video on May 28, 2023 very like. Thank you

  • @smmarie1236
    @smmarie1236 Рік тому

    Hi! Mama to an AMC baby here! Were you always able to bend your elbows like that? My daughter is 5 months and hasn’t shown any active bending in her elbows. We think she may be missing her biceps or they are very weak.

    • @99able
      @99able Рік тому

      Hi! I was never able to fully straighten my elbows so it was the opposite in my case. I hope it helps! :)

  • @chavodelocho9375
    @chavodelocho9375 2 роки тому

    I understand because i have a disability too and it seems like everyone hates me

  • @ultimatesurpriseswithbarno3754
    @ultimatesurpriseswithbarno3754 2 роки тому

    Hiii

  • @suleymanguloglu1461
    @suleymanguloglu1461 2 роки тому

    Hi, firstly I congratulate to you for that you seem very strong. That's wonderful. Secondly, I have AMC disease too. Also, I have scoliosis. Yes really thats diseases get difficult to our life and we maybe lose all taste of the world. On the other hand, you dont be recluse because of this disease but someones who are same to us can want to get away from lively life. This feeling which got notice that you are different from others should be destroyed by us but thats difficult. I wish they and I could be as positive as you. Finally, I request to your a little advices. Have a nice life always lady !

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      thank you for your lovely comment!

    • @sena8149
      @sena8149 2 роки тому

      merhabaaa bende artrogripozis hastasıyım :) eğer twitter’ın varsa oradan sohbet etmek isterim, çünkü hiç aynı hastalığa sahip bir arkadaşım olmamıştıı :))

  • @Mochi-vk9cr
    @Mochi-vk9cr 2 роки тому

    I have this as well. I hate when people stare at me :/

  • @Amanda-mc2ke
    @Amanda-mc2ke 2 роки тому

    My son was born with AMC 7 years ago and he is the biggest blessing! He really has shown us he is capable of anything he sets his mind to. He plays baseball in the community and he’s great at it. He was affected from his arms and hands and he has had surgery to help open up his hand and give him more range of motion with his fingers. I would say that he really is independent for his age, and we’ve never treated him any differently than his brother and we’re careful not to make him feel like he’s limited in the things he can do, unless he really can’t do something due to his hands. For example push ups are something he isn’t able to do and he knows that. His wrists don’t go into the position to allow that type of workout and I know he accepts that, and we’re proud of everything he has been able to do. I just wanted to say thank you for making these videos and opening up about your personal experience with AMC!

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      Thank you for your lovely comment! I'm so glad to hear about your son being independent as much as he can, it'll definitely make things easier for him in the future :)

  • @irem395
    @irem395 2 роки тому

    Merhaba bende bu hastalığa (16)sahibim Ellerimde, bileklerimde, iki bacağımda hastalıktan etkileniyor maalesef bisiklet süremiyecek kadar rahatsızım iki yıl önce skolyoz teşhiside koyuldu. Bir az yorgunum ve yorumlarda bir şeyleri başaran insanları görünce mutlu oldum teşekkür ederim. Hayallerimi gerçekleçtiricem.

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      I translated your comment so I hope I understood it well :) I'm glad you enjoyed my video and I'm crossing my fingers for you making your dreams come true! I can't ride a bike either ;)

    • @suleymanguloglu1461
      @suleymanguloglu1461 2 роки тому

      İnşallah hayallerinize kavuşursunuz 🙏

  • @alexandraliese
    @alexandraliese 2 роки тому

    Awh! It am excited to hear someone say this, Ty because I also have arthrogryposis :))

  • @kaatjen7919
    @kaatjen7919 2 роки тому

    Cześć Ola, może dodasz polskie napisy do swoich pozostałych filmów? :) jako niesłysząca tylko czytam. Wszystko co opisujesz jest ciekawe i "oswaja" ludzi nieznających tematu artrogrypozy. Nie zawsze można zapytać wprost "o co tu chodzi", bo nie zawsze wypada lub ktoś po prostu może problem z mówieniem na ten temat. Fajnie, że doszłaś do takiej sprawności jaką masz.

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      Cześć, bardzo dziękuję za Twój komentarz i przepraszam za brak napisów. Niestety nie jestem już aktywna na tym koncie z powodu pracy i innych zobowiązań i niestety nie mam możliwości w tym momencie dodania polskich napisów do wszystkich filmów, ponieważ zajmuje to bardzo dużo czasu (ponad 2h do każdego filmiku). Wszystkie moje filmy są mówione w języku angielskim i o ile dobrze pamiętam, wszystkie mają też angielskie napisy. Dodałam polskie napisy do kilku pierwszych filmów, żeby mogła je zrozumieć moja rodzina, ale niestety musiałam potem przestać to robić właśnie przez ilość czasu jaką to zajmowało. Ten kanał założyłam w ramach zaliczenia na angielskim uniwersytecie i był przeznaczony dla odbiorców anglojęzycznych, stąd mówię tylko po angielsku i takie też są dostępne napisy. Mój kanał trochę przypadkiem trafił do odbiorców polskich przez jeden wywiad i artykuł, ale stało się to już kilka miesięcy po tym, jak przestałam być tu aktywna. Nie chciałam zostawiać Twojego komentarza bez odpowiedzi, ale wybacz mi, że nie jestem w stanie obecnie dodać polskich napisów. Mam nadzieję, że poradzisz sobie w choć częściowym zrozumieniu angielskich napisów :) Jeszcze raz dziękuję za Twój komentarz!

    • @kaatjen7919
      @kaatjen7919 2 роки тому

      @@99able jasne, rozumiem, trudno się mówi :) Pozdrawiam!

  • @jimmcgarry8466
    @jimmcgarry8466 2 роки тому

    You know, you're really beautiful. I don't really pay attention to those other things, there isn't anything that we can't around. But, I just wanted to affirm to you.. you're freaking gorgeous

  • @_Azzychan
    @_Azzychan 2 роки тому

    I've been learning about AMC through AMC Princess Ana's channel, Team AMC Ana. It's good to hear stories like yours and Ana's.

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      Thank you!

  • @tiki2090
    @tiki2090 2 роки тому

    You’re not labeled as a disabled person you’re simply a person with a disability. Know that. You also have beautiful eyes!

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      Hi, thank you so much for your kind comment! However, I prefer to use an identity-first language so I proudly call myself a disabled person and not a person with a disability :) Thanks though!

  • @mbsnack7573
    @mbsnack7573 2 роки тому

    hola Ola, really hope ur doing well my dude😄. i just wanted to say thank you. you have no idea how rare it is to come across a youtuber who not only has AMC, but can be comfortable enough to share their thoughts, experiences and struggles with the world. and i don't just mean physical struggles but mental as well. i seriously cannot emphasize how grateful i am to you for putting out content like this, nowadays there really isn't any "big" youtubers who have AMC that talk about the things you talk about. they're either 2+ year old inactive channels or they cater to a different audience. which is 110% ok they have all the right to shape their channels as they see fit, our disabilities should NOT be our defining factor cuz there is soooo much more we can offer! i have AMC too, and your vid "a letter to my younger self" hit so close to home in so many ways bro it made me very emotional. i remember at around 10 i participated in a talent show that was being hosted in my city. the day after i watched the video my mother took of me participating, and the first thought that came to mind was "why do i walk so funny". before that i was never really self aware about it, and for a time i think it protected me to not think about it. that night though was when i started to wake up to the fact that i was indeed physically different from my peers. but that's neither here nor there, thankfully nowadays i'm in a much better spot than i used to be. and it's so awesome seeing youtubers such as yourself cover things that people, especially girls with AMC, could relate to. because i know there are hundreds if not thousands of AMC'ers out there who feel so alone, isolated and misunderstood. and unfortunately there isn't a lot of content creators they can truly relate or connect to, like trust me my broskies i feel for you guys to the core. and it's people like you Ola who give us a voice when no one really cares to listen. not just that, but you also provide a relatability that is unmatched by any other content creator. there is no other person on this dumb blue rock who can relate with an AMC'er than other AMC'er, granted our situations will be radically different 80% of the time, but there are similarities sometimes (trust me there are super unfortunate people who have AMC and are completely dependent on others, it affects us differently). so on that note i'd like to thank you one last time for providing a light in a lot of people's dark tunnels. i hope in the future you'll decide to post again, not necessarily disability related cuz again we have so much to offer as human beings, but whatever you'd like! your a godsend Ola, take care my dude :)

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      Hi hi! I'm so deeply sorry for not responding earlier but because of the length of this comment it got to my spam! Thank you so so much for this lovely comment, I'm so glad you enjoyed my content and got to relate to it at least a little bit! I absolutely know the feeling of realising there's something different about yourself and I'm so sorry you experienced it in a similar way I did because it sucked. I'm really happy for you that you're better now, though! I've been getting a lot of lovely comments lately and I'm really glad so many people find my content helpful and relatable but I'm not sure if I'll ever post on this channel again, sorry! I started it because I wanted people (especially young kids) see that there are people like them who are a bit older but went through the same stuff and turned out fine. For now, I don't think there's anything else I'd like to talk about in terms of my disability and I don't think I'd like to use this channel for other stuff as I don't want to bury content that is here now. I hope that if someone needs it, they'll find it and see all important for them videos. It doesn't mean I don't want to create other content though! I believe I mentioned in one of my videos that I wish there was more diabled people doing content not focusing on disability (you wrote about it too) and I am way too talkative to not post on social media, lol! I've been having some mofre difficult time recently, a lot of changes, moving countries again and living on my own with literally no people I know in 500 km radius, so I haven't had time to work on my social media content too much but I do want to go back to it again, just on different platforms and a different YT channel maybe :) Who knows, though! When my life changes a lot and I have some new experiences to share that I'll think could help people, I'll definitely work on the new video for this channel too! Please, if you get this reply, email me on 99percentable@gmail.com as I'd love to share my private socials with you and chat more! I don't use Instagram account provided in the video but I have other ones :) I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

    • @mbsnack7573
      @mbsnack7573 2 роки тому

      @@99able hiii Ola! so i just reached out not too long ago on the gmail address, and i'm hoping i went through lol. let me know if it did or not. i'm sooo glad u replied to my comment, i'm also looking forward to hearing from you. take care :)

    • @Doug333
      @Doug333 Рік тому

      This was a spot on comment. As we grow we learn how to deal and adapt with AMC, but that doesn’t mean we don’t struggle anymore. I feel you on the walking funny part, I remember watching a video I was in for a high school class and I was extremely embarrassed on the inside. Sometimes I wish I personally knew someone else with AMC just to connect on that level. It helps to know that other people truly aren’t invested in you as you may perceive. We all live in our own realities so lets make the best of it right?

  • @aireenhoo
    @aireenhoo 2 роки тому

    How to handle insecurities in front of your crush?

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      Hi Aireen! Honestly, it's a struggle! What I strongly believe is that I wouldn't like to be in a relationship (or even a friendship) with someone who doesn't accept my insecurities so I feel like I have to be real and not hide them in front of a crush also to see if they're a cool person ;) Good luck with your crush! <3

  • @junethompson3291
    @junethompson3291 2 роки тому

    How old are you?

  • @junethompson3291
    @junethompson3291 2 роки тому

    How old are you?

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      I'm 22 now (turning 23 in 2 months)! I was 21 while filming this video

  • @vagabundood
    @vagabundood 2 роки тому

    How do they straighten the arms and legs without cast ?

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      In my case they did it during surgeries and later I had casts for about 2-3 weeks just to keep the effects of surgeries and let everything heal inside

    • @vagabundood
      @vagabundood 2 роки тому

      @@99able thank you for the response just one last question how old where tou when they did your first surgeries ?

    • @99able
      @99able 2 роки тому

      @@vagabundood I had my feet operated when I was 1 year old and my hands when I was 12/13. The doctors said that my feet should be operated just before I started walking so that I would exercise them while learning to walk and my hands were operated when I stopped growing

  • @benjaminreyes8703
    @benjaminreyes8703 3 роки тому

    you are a marvelouz person or good girl we joy see to you you be better days at to days..i wanna hear to you sing one melody "" you got a big voice madam .

  • @elceedelossantos6773
    @elceedelossantos6773 3 роки тому

    Being born with ACM is really hard for me

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      I'm really sorry to hear that, I do hope you'll find some tools or physio that could help

  • @georgelingrant8947
    @georgelingrant8947 3 роки тому

    I wish I could lift my arms

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      Thank you for your comment Georgelin! I couldn't lift my arms until I was a teenager. What helped me most was swimming twice a week for around 10 years

  • @karolina92226
    @karolina92226 3 роки тому

    I also have a visible disability and I totally agree with you :)

    • @Brendaglam24
      @Brendaglam24 Рік тому

      I’ll be scared to tell ppl I have a disability because ppl are very cruel

  • @ashleyNnemesis77
    @ashleyNnemesis77 3 роки тому

    Boys cannot have periods. Non binary people can only have periods if they are biological women. So what it is, is “girl stuff”.

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      Clearly, you missed the point of the video if that's what you're commenting about. Boys who were born in a female body can have periods and they're boys. Non-binary people are neither boys nor girls if that's how they identify. So it's not only "girls' stuff". This channel provides a safe space for people of all genders and identities so I ask you to not watch my videos if you cannot help but post non-inclusive comments. All other non-inclusive comments will be deleted. Thanks for boosting my video, comments do help a lot with the algorithm.

  • @jharr299
    @jharr299 3 роки тому

    Oh you don't look weird at all, you are lovely!

  • @Katverse
    @Katverse 3 роки тому

    Like a year or so ago I discovered that there's an actual AMC community in social media, like the AMC Facebook group and I got so excited. I also searched all UA-cam for AMC UA-camrs and I stumbled on your channel. I've loved all your videos. They've been very helpful. It's amazing to watch videos from someone you can relate to. So thank you for making these videos. I hope you will continue making these someday. 💛 -Kärt

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      oh my god, thank you so much for this lovely comment, Kärt! I checked out your channel and it's so great! I love The Sims content, I watch so many of that on UA-cam and now I have another channel to binge watch hahah

  • @georgelingrant8947
    @georgelingrant8947 3 роки тому

    I open locks too with my mouth here at home. But sometimes, I put a small rag over it , to mitigate agains germs .

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      That's a great idea! Locks that I have at home are accessible for me, but I have problems with locks in public or rented places.

  • @georgelingrant8947
    @georgelingrant8947 3 роки тому

    I have arthrogryposis too. I cant lift my arms . So looking after my hair is not easy. I have to lock it. That way, it doesn't need combing

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      Hi Georgelin! Thank you for your comment and for sharing your experiences! See you on Saturday at our meeting with Misha :)

  • @quanganhbui9503
    @quanganhbui9503 3 роки тому

    Hi, My Arthrogryposis condition looked quite the same as you, although I am male. What do you found that help or make you feel better (Excersice, youga, etc ) ? Thanks, take care.

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      Hi, so sorry for a late reply! Since my first week after being born until the end of high school I had physiotherapy. At the beginning it was a few times a day, later a few times a week. That helped the most. Also, swimming really helped in terms of strength in my muscles and lifting my arms up. You can get more info when you watch my video here: ua-cam.com/video/kyiQQYdVJls/v-deo.html&ab_channel=99%25able I talked about all of that in detail. What I do now to feel better is mostly trying to be active at least a bit and trying to do all of the things without the help of others. Thank you for commenting! I hope it helps :)

    • @quanganhbui9503
      @quanganhbui9503 3 роки тому

      @@99able no problem mate, good luck.

  • @niamhoreilly3863
    @niamhoreilly3863 3 роки тому

    You're incredible. Thank you

  • @sarahmeyers1773
    @sarahmeyers1773 3 роки тому

    For the sake of conversation, what is the definition a fetish? I think, in standard contexts, it’s just a sexual quirk others don’t completely understand? Maybe? But I don’t know how that effects marginalized people. Thoughts?

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      I think it depends on the kind of a fetish. I agree with your definition, but how I see it in terms of disabled people is that some people see us as attractive only because they fetishize disability and while for some disabled people that might be fine, for me it's not. I can tell you that when I was still filming for this channel, I got 4 or 5 emails from men who said they wanted my "little, curved hands to touch them" or they would give me everything if I just allowed them to look at my disabled body. So yeah, that's what I mean when I consider fetishizing disabled people not my cup of tea ;)

    • @sarahmeyers1773
      @sarahmeyers1773 3 роки тому

      @@99able I agree, that kind of unsolicited attention is gross. I’m sorry people sent you messages like that 💜

  • @jenniferwilsoncroft3764
    @jenniferwilsoncroft3764 3 роки тому

    Thank you. I'm the same. I see you and your not alone my friend. 😊 it helps me to know I'm not alone. Thank you again.

  • @jenniferwilsoncroft3764
    @jenniferwilsoncroft3764 3 роки тому

    Thank you for saying this. I was born simular. You are not alone. I'm 46 and just now learning to be me. I'm thinking about telling my story. Thank you again.

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      thank you for your lovely comment! You definitely should tell your story if you're comfortable doing so!

    • @jenniferwilsoncroft3764
      @jenniferwilsoncroft3764 3 роки тому

      Thank you again. 😁 keep positive .

  • @joseflores2184
    @joseflores2184 3 роки тому

    You are beautiful 😍

  • @statystyczny3421
    @statystyczny3421 3 роки тому

    Siema, mam tak samo tyle że u mnie bardziej krzywy jest lewy nadgarstek a nie prawy, jak chcesz kiedyś popisać (o pierdołach, np czy mamy podobne problemy) to zapraszam na statystycznypl@gmail.com Z chęcią bym też zaciągnął języka od Ciebie co próbowałaś z tym robić i tak dalej bo mam 25 lat i sam się zastanawiam powoli co by tu wykombinować. Pozdrawiam Jacek

  • @wheelchaircouple-georgejas7753
    @wheelchaircouple-georgejas7753 3 роки тому

    Hi I'm quadriplegic. Very less finger movements. A spinal injury.😁😘

    • @99able
      @99able 3 роки тому

      Hi! Thanks for your comment!

  • @TheAmerthyst
    @TheAmerthyst 3 роки тому

    I used to do my hair this way too! (was born with Rheumatoid Arthritis) in my Teens up to my early 30's, you even get the hair bump I did haha. Left arm cant reach anymore to do it though. I have a new trick since then :)

    • @janebevan666
      @janebevan666 2 роки тому

      What is your new trick I have RA and no use of left arm and limited in right shoulder and arm and looking for tips and ideas. Would be great to have a look at your tip.