How is she a hero? Kinda insulting to call someone a hero just for having prosthesis. Unless she lost her legs saving someone but the video said that she was born without them.
@@wintermoon7003 She's a motivator for anyone who feels like life isn't worth living, especially those who have the same obstacles as her. She might not be a hero in your eyes but she is to others. I personally don't see the military as heros even though others do. You're probably one of the people who do. Just cuz I don't doesn't make it untrue for you or others. It's all about perspective.
@@stephanieann6622 Hey, idk what you're goin through, so I don't have any room to talk, but just know that What you are going through is completely normal and I am so proud of you for letting it all out here. Nobody on earth, born or unborn, is garbage. You are precious, as precious as every famous person, every ruler, president, bishop, CEO, as precious as everybody in the world. I know it may seem hard to think that, but remember, when you are tempted - and it IS a temptation - to think of doing the things you describe above, remember it’s not what the world thinks of you that’s important, it's that you are happy. And if these feelings do not go away, seek help, or a therapist. We don't know what to do, but they will. Reaching out is not a weakness. It's one of the strongest things you can do. It's choosing to improvise, deciding you deserve better and realizing you need help to get there. God bless.
Same but, sometimes I just wanna be a ghost to be invisible to everyone and so I can mess with people. Other times I wanna launch myself off of a building. Some days I just wanna enjoy life. I don’t know if there is something wrong with me or not. Is this normal for humans?
@@jordy9606 thank you, really. I was starting to see a therapist but my dog got sick and she had to have emergency surgery and she just got the okay to be left alone after having her Staples removed but honestly I don't consider what I'm going through normal... Im 22, already filing for temporary disability because of my severe health conditions until they can get them under control hopefully. I see 5 specialists, I'm over a half a mil in medical debt and it ain't stopping anytime soon, I haven't had a typical teen and adult life due to it. I have PTSD from being assaulted twice when I was underage, I got depression, ocd, and anxiety ontop of it. I also suffer from short term memory loss so there's days I feel like a 90yr old trying to remember things. But, Im still trying to get through it all. It's just like I can't catch a break especially these past two years. If it wasn't one thing it was another. And the way it's looking now it'll still be another 2+ yrs I'll have to live with my parents because I wouldn't be able to financially or physically support myself. It just seems like maybe i would've been better off never to exist. But I do reach out to my best friend when it gets bad, I hope to be able to see my therapist soon and starting EMDR therapy for the PTSD and trauma. I appreciate you and what you said. Life is a fucking crusty dick and a half but I'm still trying. I don't think Id go through with suicide because I wouldn't want to hurt my parents or friends the few family members that give a fuck. And especially my dog. She's been through enough as it is. I wouldn't want to put her through that. We're definitely the perfect match tho. We both have trauma from the past and health conditions. She's my fur baby and can always make me happy when it feels like nothing else can. Please have a great day though!
You wouldn't believe how much technology is already needed to create prosthetics like these. They're made to fit perfectly and to be very light while also maintaining perfect structural rigidity and longevity. To be able to produce these on a large scale with custom measurements for every order is certainly no easy feat. No pun intended.
@@Sam-TheFullBull By using new additive manufacturing techniques and making the process even more automated. Wider standardisation in (modern) amputation techniques might also help with that but it will take time. And sadly most people that have the capital to make things move only see it as another business opportunity, which means you're right, it will probably only become more expensive even if production costs go down. Especially in the US.
I feel like i would start my days with a huge pity party and bathe in my tears. People like this are always amazing to me and I said what I said at first as a person who has no disabilities so I can't even imagine being to imagine living like that. That's true strength not these ppl that call themselves strong for ummm, the reasons they call themselves strong.😅
Yeah every being except for cow that I ak going to eat for dinner 👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😃😃😃😃😃😃😃👍👍👍👍 hope God strikes that cow down so I can have it for burgdr for dinner 😃😃😃😃👍👍👍👍
@@Charl3y3 ofcourse not these people😑, please try to understand, I'm asking God to help the ones who are not in good conditions, like her, as she is disabled. Please don't hate and try to understand the meaning of the phrase. And I am sorry, if there are any errors as English is not my native language🙏.
I know you could be talking about just any mom, but you could just as easily be talking about British artist Alison Lapper. She has no arms and shortened legs (due most likely to her birth mother's thalidomide use) and instead of using the prosthesis she was given for them, abandoned them as she felt they were, for her, holding her back. A statue of her was created by Marc Quinn when she was pregnant with her son in 2005, and it even featured in the 2012 Paralympics opening ceremony, as a testament to the perseverance of the many British people living today born disabled as a result of medical misguidance. If you ever watch the British docuseries "Child of Our Time" or "Superhuman" (both by Professor Robert Winston), you see just how ordinary she is going about her day as a disabled woman and mother.
I've seen this type of thing before but today it really hit me. I've been so unhappy with my calves because I think they're too thick in proportion to my upper legs. Everyone else told me they're fine but they bother me every day and I've been doing everything I can with exercise and dieting to try and reshape my legs. When I saw this girl being so bright and healthy with her prosthetics, I suddenly realized I should just appreciate my legs.
Not that it matters, if you are happy with your body - but hv seen that many men like girls with strong, athletic legs - some men say "Oh I love thick legs" - & they could use a more charming turn of phrase, but you know, they're just men)🙏💜
ahhh this make my OT heart happy🥺💗 I always loved seeing how people with disabilities do their routines. It's so cool seeing how people adapt differently. This woman (being an athlete) is further proof that people with disabilities can do anything, just in a different way :) this made my night❣️
The people that go through this are amazing n strong it’s definitely a scary experience to go through in life so I truly appreciate in value how they live there life as much as we do always, shouldn’t be any different then we are because we are all human
As a cosplayer, I would really like to see if there is any way you could actually make those look like real legs with some kind of covering. Using EVA foam and foam paste could actually make it look pretty neat and realistic
They used to make them more realistic, but return to the more ‘mechanical’ look because the realistic look made other people uneasy. When something looks human, but it’s not, our brain detects something is off and it looks uncanny. Same with people doing to much plastic surgery on the face. We know it is a real face but something is not quit right.
@@lg8159 Oh yeah I can see that happening. If you're really good at your craft though, you can make them look like they are purposefully stylized so that they don't look unsettling. Also, if she's into it she could make fake armor to walk around with! Haha. This look is okay too though, I was just thinking about it since cosplaying is a hobby of mine
@@Arturas002 Oh I know, there's nothing wrong with how it looks now. EVA foam is very light, so if someone just wanted to be creative with it they would be able to
You are awesome, adorable, beautiful happy, radiant....there aren't enough positive words to describe you. Most of all you are a wonderful role model for our children and young adults. Thank you!
You saw her put on prosthetic legs in a 40 second tiktok. She could be a total Karen. You don't know. How do you know she's not the one demanding to see the manager? Absurd levels of idolization going on in these comments.
@@pancakexxpie So because I don't praise and kneel before handicapped people for being handicapped and worship them means I have something against them right? Clown logic. If I put on my legs would that make me an inspirational hero?
@@Parker-- I like how you don’t worship handicapped. You shouldn’t. Their people like you and me. But, your doing the same thing judging her. Your writing a comment about her being a Karen. Whenever you could be one yourself. And, so could I.
My girl came into view like the kid that volunteered to go first for the final project presentation 😂 I love to see it. I'm loving these informative short vids
She's awsome and beautiful and strong and I look up to her so so much! What she's overcome is amazing and huge and she still seems so happy and vibrant and isn't letting the fact she's had her legs amputated dictate who she is or how she runs her life!
as someone who was born without a right fibula (I have fibular hemimelia) i find this woman amazing. im so proud of her. I can’t imagine the pain of missing 2 legs. and that make of prosthesis is the same as mine. I hope she’s doing well :)
My daughter was born with tibial hemimelia both legs (very rare only 1 in 1 million babies) she will have both legs amputated at the knee this month 😢 I’m watching videos because I’m having a hard time. She is only 1 😢
OMG! Hi how are I really hope you are ok you are a doctor that I follow I really really like your cool and fun vids I really hope you have a amazing day 💗💗
I had a friend in elementary school who used prosthetics, he said sometimes it hurt because of rubbing and blisters and pressure but then since he was so used to it, it would sometimes feel fine
Grandma had a prosthetic leg. She had an amputation mid calf. Yes, rubbing, blisters and pressure points were the most painful for her. One day her prosthetic leg slipped off and she fell and landed on the end of the stump. That was extremely painful for her and she was off her feet for several weeks afterwards. It did some bone bruising and I think it took a chip off the end if I remember correctly.
She’s a hero. May you stay strong and healthy you’re settling a example for others with education and to new amputated people. ❤️❤️
How is she a hero? Kinda insulting to call someone a hero just for having prosthesis. Unless she lost her legs saving someone but the video said that she was born without them.
@@wintermoon7003 She's a motivator for anyone who feels like life isn't worth living, especially those who have the same obstacles as her. She might not be a hero in your eyes but she is to others.
I personally don't see the military as heros even though others do. You're probably one of the people who do. Just cuz I don't doesn't make it untrue for you or others. It's all about perspective.
I would still dust her in a race bro
She’s from the terminator lmao
@@wintermoon7003 She lost her legs cause she was playing around a construction site and one of the saws went SHKRRRRT and boom
Love people that face life no matter what life throws at them.
They become noticeably strong people usually.
Same but I mean I also just want to jump off a cliff more days than I should want to🤷
@@stephanieann6622 Hey, idk what you're goin through, so I don't have any room to talk, but just know that What you are going through is completely normal and I am so proud of you for letting it all out here. Nobody on earth, born or unborn, is garbage. You are precious, as precious as every famous person, every ruler, president, bishop, CEO, as precious as everybody in the world.
I know it may seem hard to think that, but remember, when you are tempted - and it IS a temptation - to think of doing the things you describe above, remember it’s not what the world thinks of you that’s important, it's that you are happy. And if these feelings do not go away, seek help, or a therapist. We don't know what to do, but they will. Reaching out is not a weakness. It's one of the strongest things you can do. It's choosing to improvise, deciding you deserve better and realizing you need help to get there.
God bless.
Same but, sometimes I just wanna be a ghost to be invisible to everyone and so I can mess with people. Other times I wanna launch myself off of a building. Some days I just wanna enjoy life. I don’t know if there is something wrong with me or not. Is this normal for humans?
@@jordy9606 thank you, really. I was starting to see a therapist but my dog got sick and she had to have emergency surgery and she just got the okay to be left alone after having her Staples removed but honestly I don't consider what I'm going through normal... Im 22, already filing for temporary disability because of my severe health conditions until they can get them under control hopefully. I see 5 specialists, I'm over a half a mil in medical debt and it ain't stopping anytime soon, I haven't had a typical teen and adult life due to it. I have PTSD from being assaulted twice when I was underage, I got depression, ocd, and anxiety ontop of it. I also suffer from short term memory loss so there's days I feel like a 90yr old trying to remember things. But, Im still trying to get through it all. It's just like I can't catch a break especially these past two years. If it wasn't one thing it was another. And the way it's looking now it'll still be another 2+ yrs I'll have to live with my parents because I wouldn't be able to financially or physically support myself. It just seems like maybe i would've been better off never to exist. But I do reach out to my best friend when it gets bad, I hope to be able to see my therapist soon and starting EMDR therapy for the PTSD and trauma.
I appreciate you and what you said. Life is a fucking crusty dick and a half but I'm still trying. I don't think Id go through with suicide because I wouldn't want to hurt my parents or friends the few family members that give a fuck. And especially my dog. She's been through enough as it is. I wouldn't want to put her through that. We're definitely the perfect match tho. We both have trauma from the past and health conditions. She's my fur baby and can always make me happy when it feels like nothing else can.
Please have a great day though!
Imagine with technology this will be much smoother
You wouldn't believe how much technology is already needed to create prosthetics like these. They're made to fit perfectly and to be very light while also maintaining perfect structural rigidity and longevity. To be able to produce these on a large scale with custom measurements for every order is certainly no easy feat. No pun intended.
@@DDryTaste yeah I don’t know how you can improve this much more without making the price jump from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands
@@Sam-TheFullBull By using new additive manufacturing techniques and making the process even more automated. Wider standardisation in (modern) amputation techniques might also help with that but it will take time. And sadly most people that have the capital to make things move only see it as another business opportunity, which means you're right, it will probably only become more expensive even if production costs go down. Especially in the US.
@@DDryTaste That's sad.
@@DDryTaste I bet there is still room for improvements. Don't it?
Awesome. She is a trooper! Imagine how much more difficult daily life is without lower legs.
I feel like i would start my days with a huge pity party and bathe in my tears. People like this are always amazing to me and I said what I said at first as a person who has no disabilities so I can't even imagine being to imagine living like that. That's true strength not these ppl that call themselves strong for ummm, the reasons they call themselves strong.😅
Ok so I don’t have to do that anymore
I don’t think so much about your family
@@thealldrk5747 I know right? Strength comes in many different forms 😊
@@peepworld you okay buddy?
She's so strong🥺, may God bless each and every being on this planet🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
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Yeah every being except for cow that I ak going to eat for dinner 👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😃😃😃😃😃😃😃👍👍👍👍 hope God strikes that cow down so I can have it for burgdr for dinner 😃😃😃😃👍👍👍👍
So you bless murderers, sex offenders etc...
Bro you guys know what she means 😑
@@Charl3y3 ofcourse not these people😑, please try to understand, I'm asking God to help the ones who are not in good conditions, like her, as she is disabled. Please don't hate and try to understand the meaning of the phrase.
And I am sorry, if there are any errors as English is not my native language🙏.
@@xanqtive Thank you so much for understanding the meaning of this messege🥰❤.
Awesome stuff. Reminds me of a mom without arms doing normal stuff like washing dishes and feeding her kid like there's zero problems.
Where can I watch that? She sounds awesome
I know you could be talking about just any mom, but you could just as easily be talking about British artist Alison Lapper. She has no arms and shortened legs (due most likely to her birth mother's thalidomide use) and instead of using the prosthesis she was given for them, abandoned them as she felt they were, for her, holding her back. A statue of her was created by Marc Quinn when she was pregnant with her son in 2005, and it even featured in the 2012 Paralympics opening ceremony, as a testament to the perseverance of the many British people living today born disabled as a result of medical misguidance. If you ever watch the British docuseries "Child of Our Time" or "Superhuman" (both by Professor Robert Winston), you see just how ordinary she is going about her day as a disabled woman and mother.
Well, these people don’t have it hard necessarily. They can do activities the same as we do.
She' s really amazing!!
I've seen this type of thing before but today it really hit me. I've been so unhappy with my calves because I think they're too thick in proportion to my upper legs. Everyone else told me they're fine but they bother me every day and I've been doing everything I can with exercise and dieting to try and reshape my legs. When I saw this girl being so bright and healthy with her prosthetics, I suddenly realized I should just appreciate my legs.
Not that it matters, if you are happy with your body - but hv seen that many men like girls with strong, athletic legs - some men say "Oh I love thick legs" - & they could use a more charming turn of phrase, but you know, they're just men)🙏💜
Thank you, my husband hasn’t gotten his prosthesis yet but this video helps so much with anticipation, Blessings
Sending you love and prayers for strength to help you both ❤️
I imagine it will take some getting used to, but I hope it goes smoothly for him.
Really cool and informative video. Technology has done wonders for us.
Also, this lady is beautiful!
ahhh this make my OT heart happy🥺💗 I always loved seeing how people with disabilities do their routines. It's so cool seeing how people adapt differently. This woman (being an athlete) is further proof that people with disabilities can do anything, just in a different way :) this made my night❣️
The people that go through this are amazing n strong it’s definitely a scary experience to go through in life so I truly appreciate in value how they live there life as much as we do always, shouldn’t be any different then we are because we are all human
I literally love people who are special, they are cool as hell.
my grandpa had a leg amputated when i was young and i was always so fascinated by his prosthetic
She's so pretty 😩
Am i the only one...who becomes emotional after seeing this kind of video..💔
Hats off to you woman.🙏🏻💚 May God bless you...
God bless her. She’s beautiful and a strong ass woman
She is a beautiful and brave young lady. Wow, I admire her obviously great attitude and acceptance.
She's so gorgeous! It sure takes bravery to be open like that on the internet!
She's so positive and she's amazing
As a cosplayer, I would really like to see if there is any way you could actually make those look like real legs with some kind of covering. Using EVA foam and foam paste could actually make it look pretty neat and realistic
You sound very creative and artistic! That’s a great idea 👍
They used to make them more realistic, but return to the more ‘mechanical’ look because the realistic look made other people uneasy. When something looks human, but it’s not, our brain detects something is off and it looks uncanny. Same with people doing to much plastic surgery on the face. We know it is a real face but something is not quit right.
@@lg8159 Oh yeah I can see that happening. If you're really good at your craft though, you can make them look like they are purposefully stylized so that they don't look unsettling. Also, if she's into it she could make fake armor to walk around with! Haha. This look is okay too though, I was just thinking about it since cosplaying is a hobby of mine
An unnecessary additional weight, also many amputees don't care about making the prosthetic as realistic as possible
@@Arturas002 Oh I know, there's nothing wrong with how it looks now. EVA foam is very light, so if someone just wanted to be creative with it they would be able to
I'm so happy you reacted to her, she's one of the few people I follow on tiktok and she's so amazing!
They blend seamlessly with her and shes amazingly gorgeous and also wonderful for showing such strenght
You are awesome, adorable, beautiful happy, radiant....there aren't enough positive words to describe you. Most of all you are a wonderful role model for our children and young adults. Thank you!
I’m not gonna lie she seems like one sweetest women
this is amazing shes still smiling and making jokes even with a disability and its inspirational
She's amazing for this man. She's so joyfully happy and not embarrassed, just showing how to and why what she's doing...absolutely beautiful.
Does anyone else cry when they're proud of people?
😭 She's wonderful
She's a good person I hope good things happen in her life 💗
The dr is amazing. And the lady: look at her smile, and I love it when she says:take on the day. Lady you are a ray of light, love, hope and strong. 🌹
OMG
She's so pretty
She's incredibly beautiful and strong. I wish more people were like her personality-wise.
You saw her put on prosthetic legs in a 40 second tiktok. She could be a total Karen. You don't know. How do you know she's not the one demanding to see the manager? Absurd levels of idolization going on in these comments.
@@pancakexxpie and what assumption is that, princess?
@@pancakexxpie So because I don't praise and kneel before handicapped people for being handicapped and worship them means I have something against them right? Clown logic.
If I put on my legs would that make me an inspirational hero?
@@Parker-- I like how you don’t worship handicapped. You shouldn’t. Their people like you and me. But, your doing the same thing judging her. Your writing a comment about her being a Karen. Whenever you could be one yourself. And, so could I.
She is awsome! Thank's for sharing!
This is how it looks when you DON'T allow adversity to hold you back!! Kudos to you ☺️
Technology is amazing. I hope this type of equipment becomes available to ALL disabled people whether or not they can afford it.
Now that is body positivity! Love her❤️
My best friend's mum has no limbs and she is the most amazing person you will ever meet
My girl came into view like the kid that volunteered to go first for the final project presentation 😂 I love to see it. I'm loving these informative short vids
Amazing 🤩 player 456 such a good entertainer love him
She's a warrioress, what an amazing women
She's awsome and beautiful and strong and I look up to her so so much! What she's overcome is amazing and huge and she still seems so happy and vibrant and isn't letting the fact she's had her legs amputated dictate who she is or how she runs her life!
This reminds of that dude that lost like completely lower body but became a bodybuilder
My dad has a prosthetic right leg(under his knee) and the most annoying thing about it in my opinion is the squeaky noise it sometimes makes.
I think thats pretty cool and I also think you're really brave I hope you're well 💚💚
She's so strong 😻
She's awesome like you, Dr. Youn! Thank you for sharing this.
reminds me of the procedure where they flip your foot around and you use that as a knee. I dont remember what the actual term for it is though
I believe it’s called a rotationplasty. It’s really only used in orthopedic oncology cases
@@habib580 I just checked it, and the name is correct😊
Strong person. I’m envious of her spirit and zest for life. Much respect.
She's gorgeous 😻
You go girl and she’s so pretty ❤️💪🏾
Beautiful 💕🤗 you go girl letting nothing stop you being great 🙏🏾🥲
I love her and I love you doc you are 1 of a kind
Such a strong girl
she's such a trooper:D finally something that's not close to cringe and she shows how she does this stuff and just- i- she's amazing👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I learned something today thank you so much I hope that things are going well for her/ life is going awesome for her
What a beautiful lady ❤️
Just beautiful!!!
She’s beautiful ❤ god bless you 💕
She's beautiful
What is key is she has very strong hip muscles which helps her to stand tall and symmetrical. Good job.
She's amazing!
Beautiful young woman with great spirit. You go girl.
You look good girl!!! Beautiful 😍
I love this video, she is definitely the finest example of hope!❤️
as someone who was born without a right fibula (I have fibular hemimelia) i find this woman amazing. im so proud of her. I can’t imagine the pain of missing 2 legs. and that make of prosthesis is the same as mine. I hope she’s doing well :)
My daughter was born with tibial hemimelia both legs (very rare only 1 in 1 million babies) she will have both legs amputated at the knee this month 😢 I’m watching videos because I’m having a hard time. She is only 1 😢
We protect Amputees at all costs, no exceptions.
Wow besides that, I love how positive she is
OMG! Hi how are I really hope you are ok you are a doctor that I follow I really really like your cool and fun vids I really hope you have a amazing day 💗💗
And I feel like calling in sick whenever I have a headache.
She's beautiful girl.💕
She's awesome and cute
She's pretty and I will love to talk to her!.
her home is beautiful
You are beautiful and strong 💪 ❤
You go girl! 💕
A true inspiration!!
Very informative and educational videos
She is beautifull 🥰
Just a question:
does it hurt, like after the surgeries and stuff? Like can they feel it pressing on their bones- or is it just... There?
I had a friend in elementary school who used prosthetics, he said sometimes it hurt because of rubbing and blisters and pressure but then since he was so used to it, it would sometimes feel fine
@@enii270 thanks
Grandma had a prosthetic leg. She had an amputation mid calf. Yes, rubbing, blisters and pressure points were the most painful for her. One day her prosthetic leg slipped off and she fell and landed on the end of the stump. That was extremely painful for her and she was off her feet for several weeks afterwards. It did some bone bruising and I think it took a chip off the end if I remember correctly.
@@MrsVMom omg I hope she's OK🙏 it must've hurt a lot
Hope this technology marketing to all over the world 🤩🤩🤩
What an inspiration!
Awesome, thank you for showing and sharing.
It’m surprised that it looks so natural!
Wow! God bless her - how wonderful!
Bless her , I won’t ever complain about my skinny claves .
Reminds me of my cousin, except she sounds like a nice human being
I dunno about you but that looks pretty badass
So positive ❤
Dr showing you how to use the double screen thing. To react lively. Not to make dead inside face "reacting".
Very wholesome
Incredible
God bless her 🙏❤
Wow and I thought I had problems with my broken ankle puts things into perspective for me!
She is a super woman 👏👏👏👏💖!
My heart melt 😭❤️👍❤️❤️
BEAUTIFUL BLESSING ❤🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
What a Beautiful smile. Here I am always whining about everything. God help me learn to be more Greatful. Daily
Bless her ❤️❤️🙏🙏
That is so cool! 🔥