To Editor: @ 3:20 where you put up the code for HelloFresh, there is a "NEW TEXT LAYER" tag in the middle of the screen. You might want to correct that before too long. Probably the graphic designer in me, that had to give you a heads up. Have a great rest of your day!
Molly just so you know the links haven’t been showing up when you point to the screen and say “click here to watch..”, also at the end the “coming up in the next video” portion appears twice, not just the caption but the whole filmed part. I’m not criticizing I just thought you may want to let your editor know!
Think about how life changing it is for those girls to have someone they look up to like Molly with them in training. I know this was so hard for her but she is changing lives all around her being so open with her story
I totally understand the emotional rollercoaster you were on while filming this. But I am excited to see this content again as I am going through it in November, gives me a way to prep.
Are you getting your first guide dog or a successor? I got my first guide twenty-three years ago--this month actually--and I remember how excited and scared I was. Anyway, best of luck! I'm sure you'll be great!
I hadn't even thought of that before, but if you travel a lot that seems like it would alleviate a lot of anxiety! Even if it ends up lost / delayed / etc and you can't get to it for days like other people in the video, at least you KNOW where it is instead of waiting around in limbo
AirTags will not be useful for tracking luggage if there are no iPhone users nearby. So don’t rely on it for traveling to countries where iPhone aren’t common.
Hi Molly. Just so you know the end of this video has a double "coming up in the next video" ending edited in. Lovely video. I and just feel the pain and emotion through the screen and can't imagine what this has been like for you. You are so strong.
I'm not here to rip on Molly's editor, but I noticed when she says "click here for this" they haven't been adding the links, I know Molly cant see the end result so I hope these messages get to her and I just hope she isn't paying for a service and being taken advantage of (I only say it like that because I don't know who edits.)
I'm actually glad it's for the next video, I'm not ready to cry right now 😭 just a little. But saying goodbye to Ben will be a lots of tears. Molly I wish you the best you had a tough year I can't believe honestly how hard it was for you I'm thinking about you sending positive vibes
I’m so thankful I saw you on CC. I’ve lost most of my vision. I’m 52 and lost my ability to drive at 44. Going from an independent mother and woman to disabled is a terrifying experience. Losing friends and family because you need them 😳🙄😳 I’ve been thinking of getting a guide dog. Looking forward to learning about the process. Thanks again ☺️ PS give your mom a hug. She’s a hero 🤗
I'm glad that you are reaching so many people that now kids have someone to look up to like them. You are improving so many many lives by giving us a peak into to yours. Showing us the good and the stuff that's hard. You've taught us and shown us so much over the years. And I just want to thank you.
I love following your Molly, you keep it real for the blind community. I just got my first guide dog at the age of 59. I’ve never been to sleep at 7 PM because when my dog went into the kennel for the night I’ll hit the bed. I never cried so much out of just emotion and joy for the people and the dog and the time that they gave him. I am so glad to watch your videos. God bless you
Molly as a watcher of your video when I can caught them. I want to say I'm proud of you. Keep on keeping your head held up high. You are doing amazing.
I'm from Montréal, and I'm familiar with their amazing dogs! Back when I was in university, a guy was a foster for a puppy, that puppy got so many opportunities to socialize between classes!!! Pretty sure the guy wasn't complaining to see all the girls asking questions about the dog 🙃
I love you Molly! You have brought me so much confidence and healing in my own acceptance and recovery after discovering my own health issues and diagnosed with fibromyalgia and Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos syndrome. Thank you for sharing your journey. You inspired me to share my own and begin my own UA-cam channel to share my journey and the victories, struggles and lessons along the way! ❤️ I love you honey! This chaos you feel right now will only be for a moment. I know it's hard and feels so unfair. ❤️ But know this, I, and many others, are here to help you through IT ALL! ❤️ All while you are helping us cope with our own realities!
You're such a beautiful person who has such a lovely gentle soul, and I pray the world wraps all the love and blessings around you especially on this journey ♡
Big big hugs, Molly! I’ve been through an early retirement with my second guide dog, Megan, but I had almost a YEAR before I went to train with Figaro. Your feelings are so normal and always valid. Thinking of you as you go through all of this (even though you’re home now!) ❤️
Molly, from what you have shared with us, this year has been hellacious for you (as it has been for me as well). I am sending good vibes, positive thoughts, and prayers your way that your life continues to improve and get better each and everyday, that all of the adversities that you have had to face this year dissipate, and that you are able to come out on the other side of this arduous journey with renewed strength, courage, grace, happiness, and a zest for life. 💗 I wish you all the best Molly and I hope that your new guide dog and you are developing a strong bond and are able to successfully navigate the world together. 💞
My heart is sad but I am so happy that you were able to get back to Meera and I’m getting ready to see Ben again. Thank you so much for sharing this video and I appreciate your effort in going through the training and you’re so inspirational for me and just remember you’re not alone
Just knowing about the next video is tearing me up. I’m not affected by anything like you or anyone in the blind community but I can only imagine how hard and sad the emotions must be. Thank you for your platform Molly.
I feel you. I've had six guides now. It's definitely hard but rewarding, though for me, the hardest parts aren't working with the dog; it's dealing with people. No idea that I'll get another one once my current boy retires.
i think its really great that you communicate your boundaries. could you have just pushed through for a few minutes of interaction? probably , and its what a lot of people, including me, would do. that's something im working on and seeing you do it in such an affirmative but polite way is so reassuring and a good reminder that it's okay to say no or not right now. thank you for that
Haven’t watched or listened this whole video yet, but I hope everything goes well for You and whoever your new guide dog will be! My Guide Dog and I are hanging out, sitting at a bench at our local Library. (Cooling off before We head home on our walk.) Zeke and I can’t wait to meet your new friend! I hope Bennix is doing well too, We love him so much!
Wishing you the very best as you bond with your new eyes. Ben was meant to be your perfect guide; really he had some big paws to fill from Gallop and Gypsy, * and he was a brilliant, ready to go emotional support dog, for everything over the past year. Twice blessed. He got to live his dream and purpose- to guide gracefully and with purpose, for someone who loved him. Now he gets to see you again?! Closure can be the greatest gift of all to allow the heart-room for your new guide dog. Ben is the bestest boy, and has millions of people who are sending love and support, hoping that his recovery will be pain-free and that he will be a happy boy again soon. 💜
Thanks for showing your journey, I’m so sorry you’re going through this process again so soon. Mira is a vital organization, I hope this content helps them expand and inspires viewers to think of new accommodations in everyday life to be inclusive for guide dog users.
Well, I hope by now Ben has settled into life at his new home and is enjoying that life immensely. Also hope you are getting to enjoy the series with your new sidekick as you get to know one another better.
Thanks for taking us along on parts of your journey, Molly. It's always fascinating to see and hear how different schools do things. Coming from The Seeing Eye® where most classes are 20 to 24 students per month with four to five instructors and a class supervisor, most other schools' classes seem teeny to me. I've briefly thought about attending a school like Guide Dog Foundation here in the States--they and SE are the only two schools I know of that grant unconditional ownership upon graduation--but they don't train German Shepherds anymore. Too bad Mira doesn't take adult clients from the States; I'd love to try out a Labrenese. If Mira did and if they gave unconditional ownership, I definitely would go there. I love learning new ways of doing things, not because they are better but because they are different. I feel you on the emotions; when I got my second dog, I also came a week after class started, but it was because I had to complete my college exams. So my beginning went like this: I arrived at SE with my first dog, dropped off my things in my room, briefly said goodbye to her, handed her over to an instructor assistant, ate dinner, went on a Juno walk, got dog number two, went on first walk with Candie, and that was the end of a first long day. Five days later, I had a dog switch and the process with that dog started all over again. On top of that, I was studying for one final exam that the prof did not allow be taken early. Talk about STRESS! Not at all recommended. As you said, getting a guide dog is overwhelming and stressful enough. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. Here's hoping that now in real time, you are settled and doing well with your new partner.
Hi Molly just to say that the coming up on the next video section happened twice and there's a thing that says 'New Text Layer' on the screen starting at 3:15 . Good video I am praying for you. ❤️
Oh Molly, seeing you hurt over losing Ben just breaks heart. I just feel for you and pray that things are going well with your new guide dog and that he or she is bringing you some comfort.
Love you molly 😭💖 youre always someone i just absolutely enjoy watching. You have one of the best personalities in the world. I'm sorry youre going through a rough time right now and i know you can make it through it.
Hi Molly, I love you and your videos! I’m so sorry about Ben now I’m not blind but I can understand creating a bond with a dog. My dog is my everything and I don’t know what I would do without him and I am so proud of you for being strong enough to know what you need and going and getting it even if it’s painful. ❤️🐝
Molly-your last MIRA experience showed your maturation into a lovely young woman. I'm certain this experience will only add to that countenance. Life is hard and going through this experience once again will serve to make you stronger. Blessings!!
I got my first guide dog before you was born. Yes I am in my 50s. So I have to GUIDE DOGS ahead of you.. But don’t worry this is your guide dog number four. And once you start working with him or her. You’re going to slowly not feel so bad or not having Phoenix. This guy dog is going to help you and be there for you. Do you never know this guy dog might work longer than Binocs. It’s just some guy talks after certain amount of time just don’t wanna do it anymore. So that’s nothing you did wrong it’s just how some guy dogs are. Because it even happens over here in the United States Sending you and your mom lots of love always have fun and be safe.❤️❤️❤️❤️
Always great to read your comments and experiences. I couldn't remember from previous comments if you're on your fifth or sixth. I'm on number six. It never gets easier, the retirement and starting over; it just gets more familiar to me.
I know you are sad to see Ben but glad you know that he is doing great with his ear problems and got say how much you love him and wished him a happy life
I have a question that I've been curious about for a long time which is when you are traveling, can you _feel_ the difference between locations from the sound? Does the energy feel different? Do you enjoy traveling more because of that energetic change and stimulation? Even if it gets overwhelming & overstimulating at times, do you still feel like it's still exhilarating?
I am so glad I got here so early I love your video’s. I don’t think I am necessarily your target demographic but I find them very entertaining and informative at the same time. After I found your Chanel I had a completely different view of the world.
Usually I want these videos immediately but part of me is glad I have to wait because I too feel like I’m in denial about Ben and don’t want to say goodbye :( but I know it’s the best thing for him and your new guide dog will help you heal as well as all of us ❤️ we love you Ben Ben
Omg the last second of the video with the preview for next week...when Ben is walking into the room, literally almost cried and I couldn't even see him 😭
Hey Molly💛 I just wanted to tell you that you always bring me joy and I wish I could meet you someday. You really helped me go through though times at university and in my personal life. Thank you 💛🐝
I wish we could be friends because I feel like, which I don't feel with many people by the way, that I could be the friend that is energetically and spiritually and emotionally and mentally able to give more support than take and truly able to feel fullfilled on my end by offering that energetic exchange and through out friendship. Because of that, I hope one day we meet and become friends naturally. If it's meant to be, it's meant to be!☺️
Praise God, Molly!!! I am so grateful that God is getting you through this. He does show us signs and communicate with us in ways that He knows we will understand. There are so many of us praying for you too, and I know that He will bring good out of this tragedy. He protected you from that boulder and He will continue to protect you everywhere you and your family go!!🙏🏻💖🫶🏻
Oh wow, what an adventure. It's good to know that everything ended up well, and you have a new guide dog, but mannnn what a ride. Will be sure to keep tissues handy when watching this series.
I know all about the bag situation. My sister was there a few weeks ago. They got home in Australia, and her bags hadn’t left Montreal. Got them a week later.
I just flew back into Montreal...it was still super crazy. Bags everywhere, 7 flights on one conveyor. So crowded I couldn't even see the conveyor belt for the first 30 minutes. Waited like 2 hours for my bag.
Ohh my goodness gracious Molky I'm already crying my eyes out and I've only seen the "next video" part. Of course to be honest I started when you said you'd be seeing him that 1st night. Emotional to say the least. Things happen for reasons we have no idea why. Only hindsight allows us to view the connections and paths we took with understanding.
Love you Molly and Mama Bee…❤️ Looking forward to the next video, although I know it will be a hard one. Tissues ready…and looking forward to meeting the newest member of your family ❤️
I'm glad you're in a smaller group this time more one-on-one and I'm glad that two people that are in the class with you know who you are that makes it pretty special Molly you are a staple in the guide or service dog community and a lot of people with disabilities look up to you for inspiration and you do a very good job teaching the world about being blind and how to act around a blind person I hope you have fun with the task of getting a new dog hopefully this dog will last for a long while as your guide dog we are all here and support you and most everything you do just enjoy your time there with all the good food and Company of everyone don't feel like you have to record everything for us I want you to just enjoy your time
My cat died recently and as a disabled adult, she was my sweet fuzzy baby. This is either bringing back all the feels, or it is having me process the feels. And I called her my fuzzy lil bumblebee because she was a calico who looked like a fat little bee when she was curled up asleep.
I am glad you r able to get a new dog. I think one because I needed a poodle but two I have autism so OCCUPAWS in Wisconsin USA does in home training and that was insane let alone having to be away from my family brave you r brave
A few weeks ago my friend flew into England and the passengers on her plane including her had to wait 80 minutes for baggage to arrive on the belts. Craziness.
Oh heavens… I’m tearing up at just the teaser of the next video! Specifically as soon as Bennex was about to be brought in. Yes Molly, the next video will be a rough one!
Ugh my heart goes out to you. Ive had dogs my whole life and I couldn’t image losing them and my mobility along with it. Hoping for healing and love with this new dog ❤️ and hopes for Ben to have a blessed life whatever he does and whenever he goes! Note: Not sure if you’re aware but there is a “new text layer” error at the beginning and double footage at the end for the coming up section. Maybe it can be fixed/edited?
That WAS YOUR SPOT! Doesn’t matter how big or how small the class, that spot was for you. Glad you finally got your luggage, what a nightmare for so many people. Please tell me what an O and M instructor is. I’m going to have to steel myself for the next video. I cry when I have to take out the garbage so this next one will be a whole box episode. Sending you Canadian strength and patience as you navigate the ups and down of life. Stay safe.
@Dan Sgambelluri thank you very much. I am a paediatric RN and am familiar with occupational therapy but this is it on a completely different level. I had no idea. Do O&M professionals work with organizations to provide easier access for people with vision limitations or is that something completely different. I am also a flight attendant and always want my customers with different needs to be able to enjoy flying as much as I do.
Normally I'd want the Ben part right now, but today I'm glad the reunion is next episode because I just said goodbye to my mom and sister after their too-short visit today and I don't think I can do another goodbye today!
Molly I really do feel for u it must be so hard having to say goodbye to Ben n then go into training to get ur new bbe can’t wait to see who u get good luck to u n ur new best friend
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To Editor: @ 3:20 where you put up the code for HelloFresh, there is a "NEW TEXT LAYER" tag in the middle of the screen. You might want to correct that before too long. Probably the graphic designer in me, that had to give you a heads up. Have a great rest of your day!
To the editor: there's a clip played twice at 13:14 possibly missing footage of Ben 💖🐝
I would love to join your Patreon, but until I start working full-time again, I can’t currently afford to join your Killer Bee Club. 😔
Molly just so you know the links haven’t been showing up when you point to the screen and say “click here to watch..”, also at the end the “coming up in the next video” portion appears twice, not just the caption but the whole filmed part. I’m not criticizing I just thought you may want to let your editor know!
Molly, maybe you were meant to meet those girls and help them through this period of their lives receiving a new guide dog! 🐕💘
Think about how life changing it is for those girls to have someone they look up to like Molly with them in training. I know this was so hard for her but she is changing lives all around her being so open with her story
My thought exactly! Even though it was so hard for her it happened for a reason, many reasons, this was one of them. To help those girls ♥️
Molly, maybe you were meant to meet those girls and help them through this period of their lives receiving a new guide dog! 🐕💘
I just posted above, same sentiment!💯❤
I totally understand the emotional rollercoaster you were on while filming this. But I am excited to see this content again as I am going through it in November, gives me a way to prep.
Good luck sweetie!!! I hope you get a great match.
good luck babe!!!
@@ryannheninger1602 thank you!
@@rozezita thank you!
Are you getting your first guide dog or a successor? I got my first guide twenty-three years ago--this month actually--and I remember how excited and scared I was.
Anyway, best of luck! I'm sure you'll be great!
It's hard to imagine that there are many blind young women who AREN'T killer bees! 🐝
@@KittySingz I know a blind person who is a licensed interpreter and fully fluent in Spanish. She's a native English speaker. :)
@@KittySingz why would it be more difficult? The best way to learn languages is by listening.
I know quite a few lol
I hope that the training went okay and that your new guide dog can help patch some of the holes in your heart 💕
Sending you so much love, Molly!
Happy you got your luggage and was able to get to your room quickly to relax. Don't worry about any editing glitches, the video was good!
AirTags are now an essential travel item for any luggage. Being able to track where your bags are is a game changer
I hadn't even thought of that before, but if you travel a lot that seems like it would alleviate a lot of anxiety! Even if it ends up lost / delayed / etc and you can't get to it for days like other people in the video, at least you KNOW where it is instead of waiting around in limbo
yes i need to get an airtag force my luggage ASAP!!
AirTags will not be useful for tracking luggage if there are no iPhone users nearby. So don’t rely on it for traveling to countries where iPhone aren’t common.
Can’t wait to meet the new pup! 💜
Hi Molly. Just so you know the end of this video has a double "coming up in the next video" ending edited in. Lovely video. I and just feel the pain and emotion through the screen and can't imagine what this has been like for you. You are so strong.
One other glitch I saw was "new text layer" in the future Molly part
I'm not here to rip on Molly's editor, but I noticed when she says "click here for this" they haven't been adding the links, I know Molly cant see the end result so I hope these messages get to her and I just hope she isn't paying for a service and being taken advantage of (I only say it like that because I don't know who edits.)
@Dan Sgambelluri it’s still an editing mistake
@@TripPotatoChip yeah it was like that last video too :/
Some of these editing mistake should be fixable on UA-cam’s editor for uploaded videos
I bet it was meant to be…. Small class of just you and two killer bees… you were brought together for a reason I’m sure. Support for one another. 🥰
After the rain is a beautiful rainbow 🌈 great news that he’s healthy and going to people he knows. Hope you are well 💛🐝
I'm actually glad it's for the next video, I'm not ready to cry right now 😭 just a little. But saying goodbye to Ben will be a lots of tears. Molly I wish you the best you had a tough year I can't believe honestly how hard it was for you I'm thinking about you sending positive vibes
I know I’m going to bawl when you see Ben 😭 the love and respect he had for you was incredible. So proud of you Molly ❤️
I’m so thankful I saw you on CC. I’ve lost most of my vision. I’m 52 and lost my ability to drive at 44. Going from an independent mother and woman to disabled is a terrifying experience. Losing friends and family because you need them 😳🙄😳
I’ve been thinking of getting a guide dog. Looking forward to learning about the process.
Thanks again ☺️
PS give your mom a hug. She’s a hero 🤗
I'm glad that you are reaching so many people that now kids have someone to look up to like them. You are improving so many many lives by giving us a peak into to yours. Showing us the good and the stuff that's hard. You've taught us and shown us so much over the years. And I just want to thank you.
Molly, it's once again an honor to witness these moments. It hits home how much of a privilege this is...my heart aches for you and Ben.
I love following your Molly, you keep it real for the blind community. I just got my first guide dog at the age of 59. I’ve never been to sleep at 7 PM because when my dog went into the kennel for the night I’ll hit the bed. I never cried so much out of just emotion and joy for the people and the dog and the time that they gave him. I am so glad to watch your videos. God bless you
I don’t know why I’m so emotional over this -I feel so sad about Ben but I’m also so happy that you’re getting another dog. 💞
Molly as a watcher of your video when I can caught them. I want to say I'm proud of you. Keep on keeping your head held up high. You are doing amazing.
I'm from Montréal, and I'm familiar with their amazing dogs! Back when I was in university, a guy was a foster for a puppy, that puppy got so many opportunities to socialize between classes!!! Pretty sure the guy wasn't complaining to see all the girls asking questions about the dog 🙃
I love you Molly! You have brought me so much confidence and healing in my own acceptance and recovery after discovering my own health issues and diagnosed with fibromyalgia and Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos syndrome. Thank you for sharing your journey. You inspired me to share my own and begin my own UA-cam channel to share my journey and the victories, struggles and lessons along the way! ❤️ I love you honey! This chaos you feel right now will only be for a moment. I know it's hard and feels so unfair. ❤️ But know this, I, and many others, are here to help you through IT ALL! ❤️ All while you are helping us cope with our own realities!
That's crazy, my sister just got the exact same diagnoses as you! I had to double check and make sure this wasn't her comment!
Hi fellow hEDS killer bee!
You're such a beautiful person who has such a lovely gentle soul, and I pray the world wraps all the love and blessings around you especially on this journey ♡
Big big hugs, Molly! I’ve been through an early retirement with my second guide dog, Megan, but I had almost a YEAR before I went to train with Figaro. Your feelings are so normal and always valid. Thinking of you as you go through all of this (even though you’re home now!) ❤️
Molly, from what you have shared with us, this year has been hellacious for you (as it has been for me as well). I am sending good vibes, positive thoughts, and prayers your way that your life continues to improve and get better each and everyday, that all of the adversities that you have had to face this year dissipate, and that you are able to come out on the other side of this arduous journey with renewed strength, courage, grace, happiness, and a zest for life. 💗 I wish you all the best Molly and I hope that your new guide dog and you are developing a strong bond and are able to successfully navigate the world together. 💞
My heart is sad but I am so happy that you were able to get back to Meera and I’m getting ready to see Ben again. Thank you so much for sharing this video and I appreciate your effort in going through the training and you’re so inspirational for me and just remember you’re not alone
Just knowing about the next video is tearing me up. I’m not affected by anything like you or anyone in the blind community but I can only imagine how hard and sad the emotions must be. Thank you for your platform Molly.
Having a guide dog has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever done. Extremely rewarding and life-changing, but definitely a difficult process.
I feel you. I've had six guides now. It's definitely hard but rewarding, though for me, the hardest parts aren't working with the dog; it's dealing with people. No idea that I'll get another one once my current boy retires.
i think its really great that you communicate your boundaries. could you have just pushed through for a few minutes of interaction? probably , and its what a lot of people, including me, would do. that's something im working on and seeing you do it in such an affirmative but polite way is so reassuring and a good reminder that it's okay to say no or not right now. thank you for that
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Happy that you got your luggage! Hope the training and your new dog are working out well for you. I look forward to seeing your new dog!
Haven’t watched or listened this whole video yet, but I hope everything goes well for You and whoever your new guide dog will be! My Guide Dog and I are hanging out, sitting at a bench at our local Library. (Cooling off before We head home on our walk.) Zeke and I can’t wait to meet your new friend! I hope Bennix is doing well too, We love him so much!
Hey Christian, nice to see you here! Loving your videos with Zeke.
@@EvelineUK Thank you!!
Wishing you the very best as you bond with your new eyes.
Ben was meant to be your perfect guide; really he had some big paws to fill from Gallop and Gypsy, * and he was a brilliant, ready to go emotional support dog, for everything over the past year. Twice blessed.
He got to live his dream and purpose- to guide gracefully and with purpose, for someone who loved him. Now he gets to see you again?!
Closure can be the greatest gift of all to allow the heart-room for your new guide dog. Ben is the bestest boy, and has millions of people who are sending love and support, hoping that his recovery will be pain-free and that he will be a happy boy again soon. 💜
Thanks for showing your journey, I’m so sorry you’re going through this process again so soon. Mira is a vital organization, I hope this content helps them expand and inspires viewers to think of new accommodations in everyday life to be inclusive for guide dog users.
When you said prepare to be emotional, I was already crying.
We all love you and support you!
Well, I hope by now Ben has settled into life at his new home and is enjoying that life immensely. Also hope you are getting to enjoy the series with your new sidekick as you get to know one another better.
Thanks for taking us along on parts of your journey, Molly. It's always fascinating to see and hear how different schools do things. Coming from The Seeing Eye® where most classes are 20 to 24 students per month with four to five instructors and a class supervisor, most other schools' classes seem teeny to me. I've briefly thought about attending a school like Guide Dog Foundation here in the States--they and SE are the only two schools I know of that grant unconditional ownership upon graduation--but they don't train German Shepherds anymore. Too bad Mira doesn't take adult clients from the States; I'd love to try out a Labrenese. If Mira did and if they gave unconditional ownership, I definitely would go there. I love learning new ways of doing things, not because they are better but because they are different.
I feel you on the emotions; when I got my second dog, I also came a week after class started, but it was because I had to complete my college exams. So my beginning went like this:
I arrived at SE with my first dog, dropped off my things in my room, briefly said goodbye to her, handed her over to an instructor assistant, ate dinner, went on a Juno walk, got dog number two, went on first walk with Candie, and that was the end of a first long day.
Five days later, I had a dog switch and the process with that dog started all over again. On top of that, I was studying for one final exam that the prof did not allow be taken early. Talk about STRESS! Not at all recommended. As you said, getting a guide dog is overwhelming and stressful enough.
I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. Here's hoping that now in real time, you are settled and doing well with your new partner.
I’m sorry glad they were able to get you in and you have a new guide dog
I'm glad that bennix is alive and well and I hope you find another guide dog that is perfect for you
I love you Molly! Stay strong. You’ve accomplished so much in your life and I know that you and your new guide dog will change the world
Omg that ending has me in tears 😢 😭! Can't wait for next video I am so sorry all you have been going through.
You are amazing and brave. Thank you for sharing your story.
Divine timing for you to get in to Mira.
Hi Molly just to say that the coming up on the next video section happened twice and there's a thing that says 'New Text Layer' on the screen starting at 3:15 . Good video I am praying for you. ❤️
Oh Molly, seeing you hurt over losing Ben just breaks heart. I just feel for you and pray that things are going well with your new guide dog and that he or she is bringing you some comfort.
Love you molly 😭💖 youre always someone i just absolutely enjoy watching. You have one of the best personalities in the world. I'm sorry youre going through a rough time right now and i know you can make it through it.
Airports are such a mess right now, I'm glad you got your bags! Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Hi Molly, I love you and your videos! I’m so sorry about Ben now I’m not blind but I can understand creating a bond with a dog. My dog is my everything and I don’t know what I would do without him and I am so proud of you for being strong enough to know what you need and going and getting it even if it’s painful. ❤️🐝
Thanks for taking us with you. We love you friend
We are all praying for you …..God’s got this for you Molly ❤
You are so amazing! Sending you lots of love.
Awww his wittle face at the end 🥺
The cut in and out from future Molly 😭 we love the honesty? You deserve comfort and I hope you're able to find some with your new guide dog
I miss your guide dogs so much with your moments Molly! 🫶🏻🫶🏻
Thank you for sharing what is obviously a difficult experience for you. ❤️
Molly-your last MIRA experience showed your maturation into a lovely young woman. I'm certain this experience will only add to that countenance. Life is hard and going through this experience once again will serve to make you stronger. Blessings!!
I got my first guide dog before you was born. Yes I am in my 50s. So I have to GUIDE DOGS ahead of you.. But don’t worry this is your guide dog number four. And once you start working with him or her. You’re going to slowly not feel so bad or not having Phoenix. This guy dog is going to help you and be there for you. Do you never know this guy dog might work longer than Binocs. It’s just some guy talks after certain amount of time just don’t wanna do it anymore. So that’s nothing you did wrong it’s just how some guy dogs are. Because it even happens over here in the United States
Sending you and your mom lots of love always have fun and be safe.❤️❤️❤️❤️
Always great to read your comments and experiences. I couldn't remember from previous comments if you're on your fifth or sixth.
I'm on number six. It never gets easier, the retirement and starting over; it just gets more familiar to me.
Stay strong Molly 🙏 it will get easier a tiny bit every day. You can do this!!!
I know you are sad to see Ben but glad you know that he is doing great with his ear problems and got say how much you love him and wished him a happy life
I have a question that I've been curious about for a long time which is when you are traveling, can you _feel_ the difference between locations from the sound? Does the energy feel different? Do you enjoy traveling more because of that energetic change and stimulation? Even if it gets overwhelming & overstimulating at times, do you still feel like it's still exhilarating?
"Prepare to be emotional" ... Girl I'm already balling.
I am so glad I got here so early I love your video’s. I don’t think I am necessarily your target demographic but I find them very entertaining and informative at the same time. After I found your Chanel I had a completely different view of the world.
Usually I want these videos immediately but part of me is glad I have to wait because I too feel like I’m in denial about Ben and don’t want to say goodbye :( but I know it’s the best thing for him and your new guide dog will help you heal as well as all of us ❤️ we love you Ben Ben
Love the New Text Layer
Omg the last second of the video with the preview for next week...when Ben is walking into the room, literally almost cried and I couldn't even see him 😭
Hey Molly💛 I just wanted to tell you that you always bring me joy and I wish I could meet you someday. You really helped me go through though times at university and in my personal life. Thank you 💛🐝
You did say you wanted a male Bernese mountain dog as a guide dog manifesting that for you Molly
I’m so hoping this one is a Bernese, and I think the stuffed animal she brought is a sign
@@alexshaw8167 especially given all the hedgehogs in her life last video.
I just wanted to reach through video and hug Molly
I wish we could be friends because I feel like, which I don't feel with many people by the way, that I could be the friend that is energetically and spiritually and emotionally and mentally able to give more support than take and truly able to feel fullfilled on my end by offering that energetic exchange and through out friendship. Because of that, I hope one day we meet and become friends naturally. If it's meant to be, it's meant to be!☺️
Praise God, Molly!!! I am so grateful that God is getting you through this. He does show us signs and communicate with us in ways that He knows we will understand. There are so many of us praying for you too, and I know that He will bring good out of this tragedy. He protected you from that boulder and He will continue to protect you everywhere you and your family go!!🙏🏻💖🫶🏻
Oh wow, what an adventure. It's good to know that everything ended up well, and you have a new guide dog, but mannnn what a ride. Will be sure to keep tissues handy when watching this series.
I love these videos Molly! It’s refreshing to see you moving forward and living fully❤️
Take care of yourself, Molly! x
I’m already emotional, already crying. 😭
I know all about the bag situation. My sister was there a few weeks ago. They got home in Australia, and her bags hadn’t left Montreal. Got them a week later.
I just flew back into Montreal...it was still super crazy. Bags everywhere, 7 flights on one conveyor. So crowded I couldn't even see the conveyor belt for the first 30 minutes. Waited like 2 hours for my bag.
I both love and dread these videos, especially the one coming up next. I can't watch it, but I can't miss it. 🙁
We are all here with you ❤️
Awe man these three girls are all in for quite an experience, I'm sure all three situations are their own emotional experience.
Its so good getting in to this class
Ohh my goodness gracious Molky I'm already crying my eyes out and I've only seen the "next video" part. Of course to be honest I started when you said you'd be seeing him that 1st night. Emotional to say the least. Things happen for reasons we have no idea why. Only hindsight allows us to view the connections and paths we took with understanding.
I am going to be CRYING when i watch the next episode. I am mentally not ready for this.
Love you Molly and Mama Bee…❤️ Looking forward to the next video, although I know it will be a hard one. Tissues ready…and looking forward to meeting the newest member of your family ❤️
I'm emotional at your warning.
I'm glad you're in a smaller group this time more one-on-one and I'm glad that two people that are in the class with you know who you are that makes it pretty special Molly you are a staple in the guide or service dog community and a lot of people with disabilities look up to you for inspiration and you do a very good job teaching the world about being blind and how to act around a blind person I hope you have fun with the task of getting a new dog hopefully this dog will last for a long while as your guide dog we are all here and support you and most everything you do just enjoy your time there with all the good food and Company of everyone don't feel like you have to record everything for us I want you to just enjoy your time
My cat died recently and as a disabled adult, she was my sweet fuzzy baby. This is either bringing back all the feels, or it is having me process the feels. And I called her my fuzzy lil bumblebee because she was a calico who looked like a fat little bee when she was curled up asleep.
When I say I have been WAITING for this 💜 All the love from the UK Mollie 😘
Oh boy, I am already emotional. 🥺 All the best for you
I am glad you r able to get a new dog. I think one because I needed a poodle but two I have autism so OCCUPAWS in Wisconsin USA does in home training and that was insane let alone having to be away from my family brave you r brave
Can’t wait to see the new doggo
A few weeks ago my friend flew into England and the passengers on her plane including her had to wait 80 minutes for baggage to arrive on the belts. Craziness.
Yay thank you for not letting us wait too long for this next video
Oh heavens… I’m tearing up at just the teaser of the next video! Specifically as soon as Bennex was about to be brought in. Yes Molly, the next video will be a rough one!
Ugh my heart goes out to you. Ive had dogs my whole life and I couldn’t image losing them and my mobility along with it. Hoping for healing and love with this new dog ❤️ and hopes for Ben to have a blessed life whatever he does and whenever he goes!
Note: Not sure if you’re aware but there is a “new text layer” error at the beginning and double footage at the end for the coming up section. Maybe it can be fixed/edited?
I'm already in tears for the next video 😪
That WAS YOUR SPOT! Doesn’t matter how big or how small the class, that spot was for you. Glad you finally got your luggage, what a nightmare for so many people. Please tell me what an O and M instructor is. I’m going to have to steel myself for the next video. I cry when I have to take out the garbage so this next one will be a whole box episode. Sending you Canadian strength and patience as you navigate the ups and down of life. Stay safe.
@Dan Sgambelluri thank you very much. I am a paediatric RN and am familiar with occupational therapy but this is it on a completely different level. I had no idea. Do O&M professionals work with organizations to provide easier access for people with vision limitations or is that something completely different. I am also a flight attendant and always want my customers with different needs to be able to enjoy flying as much as I do.
hope you enjoyed you're stay💗 🐝
Normally I'd want the Ben part right now, but today I'm glad the reunion is next episode because I just said goodbye to my mom and sister after their too-short visit today and I don't think I can do another goodbye today!
It was destiny for you to be in this class 🧡
Molly I really do feel for u it must be so hard having to say goodbye to Ben n then go into training to get ur new bbe can’t wait to see who u get good luck to u n ur new best friend
I’m already crying