WATCH ME DRIVE MY CAR AS A QUADRUPLE AMPUTEE!
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- Опубліковано 30 жов 2020
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Amazing...congratulations on passing your test🎉
She almost caused the passing away of a mother and her two daughters when she got into a collision recently, the two girls were 5 and 3 years old, thankfully everyone is okay one of the daughters was in a coma and on life support but is now walking normally.
I have 100% respect for you overcoming so many difficulties, and still being able to smile.
You are an inspiration.
lol i smell waffle
@@shafikhan272 loool
Wafflers
@@orangesnowflake3769 Ah maybe I should have just written 'well done for doing what we all do everyday, why bother filming it we don't' ?
I suggest you rethink your sarcasm, and have a word with yourself.
While your intentions were in a good place, many disabled folks consider this sort of comment to be rather patronizing as she should still be respected regardless of how many hardships she's overcome or whether or not she smiles!
This was really interesting, I’m fascinated by how everyday products are adapted for people like you.
She drives better than most people on the round we'll done realy interesting
My anxiety when i drive 📈📈
You: ☺️☺️😌😌😌
Ahah it’s so natural to me
I've been disabled my whole life. I am very independent, trying to do everything I can for myself. Everyone always has this amazed look on their faces while they watch me do things and always tells me how awesome I am for doing what I think of as mundane. Watching you I now get it. You are awesome! Why? Because you're so normal. I know firsthand how that can almost seem like an insult but please understand, your normalcy makes you extraordinary!
Yeah please don't call her "normal." you're calling us disabled people who cannot do these abnormal. Shut up.
@@Hannahsx Normal is about personality and attitude, not ability.
Most people are quite curious by nature, and seeing someone else doing something mundane in a different way usually attracts some attention
This came up on my homepage and I was SO fascinated over this. How incredible was that!!!
thank you so much!! Make sure to check out my other videos!
I agree with you, driving to new places and taking new routes definitely helps you sharpen your driving skills and make you feel more confident when driving. It took me a few years and lots of driving on my own to feel less anxious about getting into the driver's seat.
You use your turn signals more than half the people in my town.
WOOOOOW, this is absolutely amazing. As a guy who loves driving, it makes me happy knowing that despite the conditions you are in, you can still enjoy the little things like driving a car :)
Your car is the coolest! You are such a great driver! Congratulations again on the car and the license.
Thank you so much ☺️
@@IsabelleWeall Would be interesting to how your driving adaptions would work in a Tesla with beta full self drive... :)
Congratulations on passing your driving test.
The little beeping makes it sound like your playing a video game 🎮
Congratulations on passing your test! I was so nervous I failed my first test 😅
I've been talking with some disabled teenagers in USA - they have no schemes like motability and the companies that adapt cars are super expensive. Some are driving with adaptations bought off amazon and some aren't driving because they don't realise they can. I've also heard silly stories where people are desperate to get a prosthetic leg so they can drive - when legs cost tens of thousands of dollars or pounds and hand controls are in the low hundreds. I've been sending them here to see that you can drive and the huge range of things it is possible to do.
The UK is really good for schemes such as Motability
I have one arm like you and passed my test this week with no adaptations but your park/drive/reverse dial looks interesting!! I didn't know that was a thing because it's hard to reach over with my right hand to do it & the handbreak it hard too lmao
Yes. I came on my car but is so much easier to use that the default ones on a lot of other vehicles
The reverse dial is standard with all automatic fords,
Thank you Isabelle for showing me, you are driving your car. I’m am so happy with joy I am crying with happy tears you go girl get your drive on and stay safe and God bless you and your wonderful family take care
well done on passing your test. dont listen to other people, its a cruel world out there
She's so natural I can imagine her whole arms and hands gesticulating. Like ghost hands, pretty cool.
2:38 the most satisfying buckle clip sound I've heard. No matter how many times I try, can't dream of making it smooth as that LOL
Last week I injured my right arm/wrist and aggravated an old injury, I was getting depressed till I found your channel, You are an inspiration. Thank you so much for getting me out of a rut.
I'm so impressed by this! I'd wondered how it would work and it's interesting to see how it all operates. Very impressed at how quickly you've got confident, lots of people really struggle with that and you've done it in such a short time.
This is incredible what can be done to adapt the cars to accommodate disabilities! Must be amazing having that independence. Super happy for you and you seem so confident.
I was feeling blue today, then your video popped up. I felt motivated in a fraction of a second. I see your positive energy for everyday life and it works like three coffee shots for me. Go girl and God bless you.
I’m so happy seeing you driving and the confidence it has give you, you have a fabulous positive attitude love ya girl and happy driving xxxxx
"Thanks for indicating love" lol some things are international! Congratulations on getting your licence you look like you're having a blast
For me, when I started driving I was terrified. It took me a long time to get over my anxiety, but my dad told me that as an able bodied person I have no excuse. Not in a harsh way, but I guess I found myself inspired that people are able to drive even with physical differences, so the mental struggle that was my anxiety couldn't break me. Good job on passing your test :D I hope you weren't as nervous as I was
congrats on passing, one of the best feelings in the world as it completely opens up your world & boosts confidence levels. I myself have car adaptions due to a physical disability to allow me to drive, glad you vlogged your journey to show others of how can overcome these things.
Proof that if you put your mind to it, you can. Her attitude is amazing :)
You're a natural! Good job on passing first time with only one minor! I fluffed my first test and had 4 minors the second time.
It's amazing to see how different adaptations work to help with your independence!
This is so badass! I legit sat up in anticipation when you said "and we have engine" to see how it all worked. The design is so clever and you are a fantastic driver. Backing up with just your mirrors like a boss:) Also props to Josh for the great work behind the camera :)
Thanks so much for sharing your driving experience! I think it's great to see young people sharing their driving experiences, especially the way they make it work to suit their disability. So great that motability was able to help you kit out a car to meet your needs.
Thank you so much for watching. I got my car through Motability but des goslings did the adaptations
Congratulations for passing your test!! I found your video so interesting and seeing a different way of driving really inspired me. Am sure your family are so proud on how far you have achieved welldone xx
True definition of dont let anything stop you doing what you want to do, soo brave of you to share your story, god bless.
Always interesting to see how these challenges are overcome with a mixture of technology and perseverance. My grandpa was an amputee and i remember his modified manual mini back in the 70s. Accelerator and clutch worked by the fingers of his right hand, and brakes by another lever next to the gear knob. It was frantic to watch in heavy traffic - always reminded me of the wizard of oz, working all his levers! He drove just fine, the length and breadth of the Uk, and never had any mishaps in modified cars (he only had mishaps in the dreadful 'invacar' type abominations that although maybe well intentioned at the time and 'somewhat' enabling, demonstrate the perhaps even less sophisticated perception of, and attitudes to disability back then)
Ok my thoughts on this video... what a well grounded lady you are. Firstly you have such a positive outlook. Not too sure what your background is and what happened but you have got to be an inspiration not only to other amputees but also people like me that take their life for granted. You are so brave to be doing everything you are doing. Also I was so impressed of all the stuff you can do like with the seatbelt and the driving! Fantastic work. Keep going and keep being the change you want to see in the world. This is what a brilliant person looks like!
Izzy: "we want to be driving today, not reversing into my house"
Me: "ah, yes, that's for tomorrow" XD
This video is so cool! Thank you so much for showing us these cool adaptations. I love how you are so independent and confident! It inspires me
I am happy for you. With your own car and a driver's license, you take another big step towards independence. So you are no longer dependent on anyone. My greeting to you in the truck driver's language: "Keep your bumper clean and stay healthy."
Thank you so much
Just like to say you are a inspiration to everyone not to give up, proves no matter how bad things get in life never giveup.
Awesome videos
Wow you are such an amazing person. It must be amazing having that freedom now you have a car. Well done for everything you have achieved. Such a positive outlook.
It's so awesome that you use these videos to have bonding time with your brother! What a great sibling relationship! :D
Dear Izzy!
What a neat video! Learning to drive and buying my first car was a big thrill, and I imagine it has been the same for you. The summer after I got my car (about six months) I planned and took a 3,000 road trip, just me and the car. This was the best solo trip I ever took, as it was the first, though none of my classmates believed I had done it. It was a huge boost to my confidence and my curious nature, and I can only hope that you will experience similar joys. So when you're ready... Brighton! Hadrian's Wall! Bath! But the most important thing is to have fun and be safe!
Thank you
I will never complain for little inconvenience of life. You are such an inspiration, sending you all the love of our family.
this was really interesting, so cool to see how products can be adapted
As someone who is really nervous a lot of the time, this video just gave me a confidence hug!
I love the world of car adaptions! I have a removable ring accelerator on my wheel and a push brake! It's so freaking cool!
I take my hat off to you, it seems so much more complicated than driving in a non adapted car
Thank you for showing this. Sometimes I just can't imagine how things work. This was really cool.
I’ve just discovered your channel through this video and have subscribed. I have just had an assessment for car adaptations and will hopefully be getting hand controls put in a car for me (I drove without them up until a year ago due to my condition changing). It was really exciting to drive a car again after a year, although a bit scary getting used to something new. But I’m looking forward to getting some lessons with my adaptations and improving my confidence. Thank you for sharing this and raising awareness of different ways to drive xx
you are an incredibly graceful person
Its cool we live in such an advanced time. The keyless entry, push start, and being able to change gear with a little knob probably make your life a lot easier.
Izzy, that is amazing. Well done and congratulations on passing your test.
That’s amazing! You seem like a lovely girl. Driving feels so free and it would be a shame if you couldn’t for the rest of your life. Congratulations!
Very cool setup as a hand control driver myself i know its a life changing moment when your able to get out and drive on your own again...enjoy the freedom and safe travels
I saw many adjusted cars but never like yours. Thank you very much for showing me! I can't drive myself but I'm happy for you. You go girl!
Thank you so much for taking the chance on filming your videos. Amzing very capable young lady. An inspiration to us whom do not have disability. Well done!
You are an absolute inspiration. You go girl x
You're an inspirational young woman. I admire your positivity
I got so emotional watching this video, and I have so much respect for her and what she’s doing is just absolutely amazing and wonderful. 🤗☺️🤗☺️
I love you you are an amazing person! Thank you for blessing us with your presence!
Thank you so much for watching
She drives amazing for someone who just started driving i was very impressed. Congratulations on passing you driving test🎊🎉🥳🥳🥳
Amazing! You're obviously a strong confident woman who doesn't let your disabillities put you down! Well done! 🤗
this is amazing! u r a big inspiration!!
Thank you 😊
Firstly congratulations on passing your test and secondly i have 100% respect for you i think it’s amazing how they can adapt cars to enable people such as yourself to be able to drive and I’m the same i hate it when People don’t indicate when driving
Amazing achievement! Well done Izzy x
First time watching and I have to say you're incredible i have upmost respect for you such an inspiration ❤
Wow!!! Arrasou! Dirige melhor que muita gente! Parabéns Isa ❤
Well done! You’re gonna love having your own transportation. Good on you for taking little bro around with you too.
I’m so proud of you!!❤️❤️
Girl.. I was depressed. My driving lessons are going so poorly my instructor always makes me feel like sucha a failure. I have genuinely thought of quitting so many times but seeing this video gave me a new motivation to keep going and be strong. Thank you so so much for sharing this with us.
Kisses from Portugal
It ok u can do it i belive
Or maybe change you instructor, good luck with your lessons x
@@caketin4216 thank you 🙂
@@MyrishaEatsLife yes i know but i have already paid for it asnd if change instructors niw i would have to pay more money and be on the waiting list.. Ugh..but i guess is what i have to do to pass my exam.
My driving instructor was like this, but I always thought that if there are lots of people with driving licenses that drive like idiots, why shouldn't I be able to get mine? And so I did
I'm so happy for you for passing your test, congratulations!!!
As someone who was told as a ten year old that the removal of a brain tumour could leave me blind as a worst case scenario, being able to pass my driving test was such a great feeling. (even if it took me more than one attempt.) I agree, confidence wise it is a big boost. this came up in my feed and I have an interest in seeing how things work so had to watch it, I will watch the one where you go over the adaptations to the car next. A great video!
Looking forward to it. (I have never driven on the right side of front seat.)
There you go, this is actually the safest side to drive.
You are an amazing human being you can do everything you are an inspiration God bless you
Look at how wonderful you get around!! Be confident because you're already better than half the folks i know that have been driving 10+ yrs 😆 you're doing amazing girl keep up the awesome work!!!!
Because the older drivers get too confident and suffer from road rage, newer drivers are more understanding and patient with other drivers.
@@sian2513 She also seems to be pretty confident about it too, not nervous like some newer drivers can be and get stressed. And only one minor on the test suggests she was super ready for it too. Very impressive.
Thanks for the video, Izabelle! I couldn't wait to see how you are driving. You are now more independent than millions of people who don't know how to drive :) You are awesome!
You can drive a car with no hands! That’s amazing! I have so much respect for you!
Such an inspiration! you go girl xx
This is the first time I'm seeing your channel and I found this really interesting. You use your disability in a way that works for you and I find that very admirable. Have an amazing day Izzy.
Wow, such a capable/ confident driver!
Great to see you able to overcome challenges that able-bodied people take for granted !! Your beautiful and love your smile !! Cheers from Canada !!
Just wow! I’m close to tears here ffs. You are amazing and have more than earned my subscription. Glad I found your channel! 😎
You’re amazing and super brave!❤
Great video. You certainly are (appropriately so) a confident and competent driver. The reaction to the double parked car was spot on! Enjoy the freedom and access you have. It's clearly something you looked forward to and are enjoying.
I know you have heard this a million times ,but you are amazing !
You're awesome!! Congratulations, Isabelle :)
don’t think i’ll ever be able to drive because of my tourette’s. great to see you achieving this!💓
Thank you so much ☺️
I can imagine that would be hard. My sibling has Tourette’s but most of their tics are vocal
@@hayleymarse2853 definitely can be. i have tic attacks which are the worst thing ever. vocals can be really hard as well. i don’t think anything about the condition is easy but hey we just make what we can of it and it is what it is :)
Don't rule it out.
Someone took an image stabilizer out of a lens and adapted to a spoon so that someone with advanced Parkinson's could eat on their own.
Obviously that won't work for you but I think other engineering solutions might be possible.
And cars are becoming closer to self driving.
Already looking nice and relaxed, Hope you have fun driving over to Alton it’s a nice country drive 🤗🤗
Fantastic and just wow... such an inspiration, I've subscribed and look forward to you teaching the many able body people that they haven no excuse ....
You are such an inspiration with your videos!
_”...jeesus they’re double parked down here”_ AHAHAH you’ve got the commentary down already, you’re a damn pro mate 😂
Wow, that was fascinating - congrats on passing your test! And how amazing with the tech - they’re not as wildly complicated as I’d imagine, maybe because cars can be optioned with keyless entry and drive already! But must be thrilling to have the same independence as many 17/18 year olds.
Amazing! I got my driver's license 22 years ago and you're already better than I am. Congrats on being a super awesome driver! 😊
This is amazing, I love how your car is adapted for you. I passed on the 28th Oct. congratulations on passing.
You are a true inspiration 😍
isabelle i know you dont want pity but you are so inspiring and positive you are truly amazing keep up the good work
Congratulations on passing your test.
Also you are really blossoming into such a beautiful young lady.
Well done
X congratulations on passing.x
This woman exudes confidence.
Awesome! Glad you're finally out on your own ! Be safe and have fun !
Your a amazing person and a massive inspiration to us all