Відео

Reena, I wholeheartedly think it's awesome that you become a teacher who's had struggles yourself as you can certainly relate to your students more than someone who never had school struggles in my opinion.

All I have been reading and hearing that Africa are blessed with herbs and roots, till I met #Doctorojie on UA-cam who helped me cured my hiv virus after I have comfirm positive after 2years i was miraculously cured again this is really good news please I want everyone to see and follow to celebrate and support herbs....

Go Malakai❤

thanks for having me!

Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your wonderful project to celebrate Disability Pride Month

Fantastic in so many ways!!

Loved this, I was diagnosed with Gastroparesis about 4 years ago, I met Vanessa through my love of Star Wars, and she has been my champion, she has ha my corner, she has been an invaluable resource on my GP Journey, and I have nothing but love and respect for this fierce woman.

So inspiring coming from so much tragedy. What a woman yet still has to ask for accommodations on a plane since no one can see it and needs to lie down. Needs never met adequately on a plane. I know because I’m her mom. She tried so hard to hide her pain from me. I admire her strength and her dedication

DRG stimulator - the best treatment in my toolbox too. Thanks for sharing your joy in the midst of chronic pain.

🤡

It's nice to enjoy our disability.😅

marias Blog : mariabookbanter.blogspot.com/2023/06/the-soulmate.html?fbclid=IwAR336QlqeEi9NJkX9WqvdJnod_8vW6YcwEtuXZ6OSLH4QVvY60jNbXiX8WI

Two of my favorite interviewers!

Thank yo for having me as a guest on your video series.

Thank you so much for giving me this opportunity! I’m so glad to have been doing this! ❤️

Thank you, Nico for having me. I wish you all a happy #DisabilityPrideMonth.

looking forward to watching this series! great work here and all that you do with the DLC and the disability community!

Thanks for sharing your disabled joy, Zain!!!

That was so fun! Thank you Nico for having me!

What a joyful video series! Thank you, Nico!!!

tomfoolery is the highest calling

I love this, Nico and Lara: I want "people outside of our community to know that our lives are incredibly valuable, even if they don't look like everyone else's life"!

Martin, I couldn't be prouder of you! You are such an inspiration! I love how you are sharing your disability joy with the world. From your college graduation, to your job growth and career development at Barnes and Nobles, and your incredible book display, you are demonstrating the wonderful capabilities of disabled people and all we can accomplish. Keep empowering yourself to pursue your dreams and some day I know they will all come true. You are so amazing, my friend and I am happy to support you in any way I can. Wishing you tremendous happiness and success always!

Love this

Nico...it's great to see that the series is back and you are always providing excellent insight

Great questions, enjoyed watching. Thanks for sharing your personal ongoing journey, Emerson - and for guiding a great interview, Nico. Community and access needs and the corresponding influence on quality of life are huge topics that often go underappreciated and not discussed enough!

great session

Great interview, Nico and Emerson.

🤝🏻

Thank you Nico

Awesome show

These are some really good points by the speakers.

Thank you for having me in your show, Nico. It was a learning experience talking with you about inclusion and accessibility.

still fight with my dad over why I can't do things. like "you'd be less frustrated with me if u accepted im disabled"

is it like saying "a blond person" instead of 'a person who is blond'? its just a part of u?

Just realized my cat got to make her Zoom debut in this video

💕💕💕

This was one of my favorite interviews to do. James is always honest, I love that about him!

So proud of you, Nicole - you have just taught us so many important lessons. Please keep using your voice for disability pride! We learn from you, Diane and Dan

Thanks for sharing your experience and let us think deeper about the disability pride.

Thank you for shining a light on disability pride, and the challenges disabled people face on a daily basis. Kindness matters!

Beautiful statement: "we tend to the communities that tend to us"!