Yes! first-hand information is better than what someone can read in a book or hear in a lecture. The two of you are ambassadors for therapy and living. C+C squad goals !!
I think you should. Bevause not everyone is textbook, and people especially nurses and doctors need to get it in their heads that not everything is textbook. You cant find all the answers and best ways in a book for everyone. So yes continue!
HBCU (historical black colleges and universities) I attended 2 and only 1 of them had a PT program. Thanks for lending your knowledge and body to the program.
To be the "patient" for these students was priceless for their school experience. I attended a hospital based program and we loved clinicals in the dept. There's no better way then hands on mind working imo.
Cole, Charisma please do more of such videos. What I took away from this was that Cole is particularly very generous and willing to share any information pertaining his condition and doesn't hold back at all! he is comfortable with who he is and from a viewers point of view, it was such a delight to watch.
Cole and Charisma, thank you for offering your time to teach these new P.T. students the actual hands on experience. As a retired Firefighter/EMT, I remember the first time I did CPR vs how we were taught in the classroom environment, it was so much different. The patients arms and legs moving around with no control, the dead weight etc. Hands on skills in a case such as yours is by far the BEST Way for those students to learn. Both of you are certainly filling your life's calling. I'm sure throughout your youtube series, you have no doubt helped thousands of people along the way. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO.
Calling for more diversity in the OT/PT therapy community. Great job Charisma and Cole. I wish I had this experience back when I was in OT school. I appreciate the content you guys are putting out. I am learning a lot. God is great.... continue to be transparent.
I'm in England and I'm Jamaican and was visiting a church on Sunday and a young man was in a wheel chair at the alter and I was more aware when the put him to stand and held on to him while they pray for him. Your channel has made me more aware of people in a wheel chair and transfers. Thank you😊
You guys just don't quit. That was awesome. Again, increasing awareness in your own special way. Loved the vlog, and all it stood for. Blessings to 2 special people.💜💚❤💙💞
I am currently a PT student and we are learning about SCI right now. I just want to thank you from a student perspective for volunteering your time to help students learn! We actually have volunteers come to our school tomorrow and this video was perfect to watch beforehand!
Yes...absolutely, knowing is half the battle. They can get "the first time" helping someone out of the way in a controlled environment. You guys rock. This could be your thing, think of how many people you could influence and destroy stigmas. Love, prayers and thoughts.
If there is one thing that I know is that LOVE can make a world of difference and ever time I watch your videos i see the love between you both and your family. BLESSINGS sir Cole and beautiful Charisma
Now y'all know that doing this surly had an impact on these students. Having someone willing to let them practice what they will be doing for the field their studying & telling y'all's story. Talking about staying "POSITIVE" can't get any better. LOVE y'all 💋
Thank you for this vlog. Due to the fact that I’ve been a caretaker to my mother who was no longer able to walk as her Alzheimer’s progressed, I feel this is something that caretakers can use in general. Many times when family members are caretakers, we don’t know proper ways to transfer and other things that will help our loved ones and ourselves. Thank you again and yes I know that this would be positive for on hand demonstrations, if you will, for students to get on hand knowledge prior to internships.
I am so impressed with what Cole and Charisma are doing. You guys are actually educating the Country about a group of citizens that need to be recognized as everyday people. Your ministry is awesome. Keep up the good work. May God continue to bless and keep you and your families.
I loved going to PT classes so they could get hands on experience.. I am a paraplegic T8 level.I been paralyzed for 25 years.. but in the first 15 years or so I have been doing classes, (now I am to old and the younger ones are doing them lol) . Been to long classes where they had to access me and figure out my level and all, get my rainge ratio and all. see me do floor transfers and the crazy stuff we have to do in order to get in and out of the chair and dressing and so forth. I hope you get to do this more, as it is so important for the PT students to see first and get to experience it with someone who really is paralyzed. I enjoyed it and love to teach and show them an easier way of doing things that work for me and that maybe they can use it with their patients. It is so awesome to look back and than see your student as a real PT working at the hospital and they remember you and all.. Cole you will get more chances trust me, you have this positive attitude and willing to show and teach and help others. you are an inspiration to so many.
I love reading comments like this. Because it's nice to hear from others like Cole since we don't get to do so in our daily lives unless we know someone in the same condition.
Hey Guys I Saw you on Love Don't Judge. I can honestly say you guys are an inspiration. I am deaf and ebony skinned and my partner is white and has an Austism Spectrum Disorder. He treats me like a queen and because I am Spanish/ Filipino and also Palestinian. People are extremely racist towards me and because I am Bilingual and he is English Speaking. He got called a white dog in a shopping centre because apparently I was too beautiful to be with a man like that. When in all honesty I feel like we balance each other out. He is beautiful inside and out and exactly what I need in a man🥰❤⚘ Aint nothing ever going to change my feelings. Love has no colour. Love is love
@@gwladysducce4109 Thank you so much. I appreciate that.. I'm not the most confidence person but he seems to make me feel beautiful and for that I will always believe my self worth
This is such a sweet comment. You deserve someone who treats you like a queen no matter what they look like!! Keep Being authentic to yourself and not caring What ppl who have their own issues think
@@AFFTFOMSICHTS Thank you so much it's hard when people think their obligated to choose your decisions for you who you can and can not be with in the end. I don't need those people in my life. I am going to spread love like a confetti to everyone and all around me
I wish you a healthy recovery. May you soon get back to the best of your health. Keep it always in the good path. I will always pray for your lovely couple😚😚☺☺
Cole what a giving spirit you have. You gave the PT students hands on learning experience. Cole you seem so open and eager to help them to learn. You are soooooo special. Charisma he is a keeper. Happy Wednesday, Beautiful People.
Hey guys! 😚❤ I've just started nursing school and since watching your videos, I really want to work with patients like Cole during rehab etc. Charisma I am very proud of you!! Love y'all!!!
I watch these older videos and fall deeper in love with you both. I cannot help believe anything other than God placed you two together. You are the cutest couple....charisma’s dimple and coles sweet smile.
Hey I think you should because some people learn by just looking instead of textbooks. I enjoy it guys. Keep all the positive videos. Cole I can see one day one lucky day you will again. Charisma stay smiling it helps. Love love love.
*This is awesome and I definitely think you guys should do this more. It provides a wealth of HANDS-ON knowledge/experience. 👉🏾 Kudos to the professor for giving his students this WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY.* 🤗
How Awesome! I believe by being so open and educating the public you're contributing to the knowledge base of individuals who will work in the therapeutic field and may possibly innovate, improving the lives of those in need of care, and possibly coming up one day with a cure. This is one of many reasons why sharing knowledge is so important. Again good job.
It does need to be more diverse in the therapy area. When I was in school I can count on one hand how many African-American therapists I had. Thanks for educated people.
Wow that is an absolute gift for those students! Hands on learning is so valuable, especially with someone who is very experienced with their disability and can actually coach you while you’re learning. This video was so great!
I just found these two on Snapchats "Love Don't Judge" and I couldn't stop smiling the entire time. They are so adorable together and I hope they live a happy life together for the rest of their lives! 🤗
Hi Charisma and Cole I was wondering have you guys ever gone to the elementary schools and talk to the kids about their disabilities your disability I think that would be a great opportunity and they would love to see your truck
I was thinking the SAME thing! When kids are exposed early to people with different abilities or looks, the less "other" they become. More understanding and less judging and bullying. Has to start young. That's why SBSK is so important.
@@suzannehedderly1331 This is so true. When I was growing up our elementary school had a classroom with children of varying physical abilities and we would interact with each other often. I also grew up with an amazing girl, now woman who has Spina Bifida and you learn a lot about how ablist the world is as well as ways to make change.
I love the educational videos. This could also be y'alls thing: traveling to schools for their PT/OT programs and being guest speakers. Subscribers, check out the universities near you and see if their PT programs could use some speaking engagements!
Dang, those students looked so disinterested. Even when Cole fell on his back, that one girl at left didn't even flinch! Physical therapy is a demanding job, physically and emotionally. So many are not up for the task. Charisma is one of the few I've seen that is!
That was great👏🏾👏🏾. Yes. You should definitely do more demonstrations. Practical is so much better than only theory & I am sure the students & lecturer appreciated it. Good going 👍🏾
Omg.... I will never get tired of staring at the way Cole looks at Charisma!😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰 Hey family, love u guys!!! And hey UA-cam fams! On this channel, we’re all a family here. We’re looking forward to the big day 🥰
Just popping in to say that you are both a gorgeous couple, inside and out! Both of your energy completely radiates! It was very kind of you to be used as a demonstration! You seem like the type of people you could just strike up a conversation with and it wouldn't be awkward at all 😊
This is absolutely incredible. I’ve loved communicating with my friends in nursing school about my disability and how I preferred things when I was online the hospital. Talking through bedside manner, communicating with patients as a student, and overall care has been beneficial for them and also has given me purpose as well. I’m sure these student will be able to take the skills they have learned and apply them. You rock!
This was such a wonderful vlog. I really enjoyed it! & I like how Cole & Charisma use their time and energy to help others. By giving you inspire others to become givers. Thank You! for giving one of the greatest gifts that you can give, (yourself.) ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ya'll are amazing everytime I watch ya'll doing what ya'll do my heart over flo with pride for ya'll and I think to myself my babies are UA-camrs love y'all
Astonishing, to say the least. Amazing dispositions on both of you. You help so many people and contribute to breaking boundaries and expanding people’s minds and hearts. You make this world a better place. Stay high and positive, very cute.
It was so good to see this students actually Practicing boots with someone with a disability supposed to say: interact with other people that are practicing and I think it’s a good idea for you guys like to go to different hospitals different schools and you guys are awesome
I did this a few months with our local collage neuro class. My dad is a pt and knew the ot helping get people to volunteer. The baby pts and ots were so young. They helped me so much with learning about my eye condition, its literally changed my life. There were people who had strokes, in wheel chairs with different abilities and one quad. The young man was very tall and nice to his groups. Love this. I helped out my groups as time went on, my sister graduated in the second class at our collage.
I use to live in Hampton because my ex husband was in the navy. Moved back to Illinois and when I was in PT I had a student from Hampton so we would always talk about things we miss from there
I cannot believe you two are making such a difference!! Can you imagine the effect you had on the lives of those students who will in turn have this amazing influence on their future patients!? Wow!
Thats nice of you Cole for volunteer yourself for the graduate students to get hands on...I know they sooooo lucky to have you as there guest...god bless you and charisma💝🙏💝
Thank you guys again for coming! This was such a life changing experience and will definitely be one of my highlights of being in PT schools. You guys are really sweet and I thoroughly enjoyed your visit!
Thank you so much for working to educate students. I'm in the disability community too for different reasons. There are so many medical professionals who still need educating & to educate future medical professionals when they're still students will give them the best start to their careers to help people like you & me. Awesome job!
It would be awesome if you guys were to come to Germany where they are so far behind in out of the box thinking. We need people like you to help start the change throughout the world!
That actually looked like so much fun! Y'all should keep it up! It would be helpful for students to see an actual person and how they function, as opposed to just reading.
Charisma makes the transfer look so swift and easy but this stuff is tight. But am glad you guys are helping students out before they hit the rehabilitations.
It's wonderful to show how the disable can be apart of the process as well...and encouraging them to build up that strength where they can....when cole say he try to bounce over....that is cool....
Hey guys, I just discovered your channel and I have to say that the fact that you use yourself makes the experience real once they get in the field. I am a COTA myself and was fortunate enough to be a cna before being a therapist. It gave me a leg during clinical because I already knew certain things. Hands on are always the best way to learn but we just have this type of experience when going into clinicals but never during classes. Hope you get my point, sorry for being long
What a great learning experience for those students! As an OT, I know that more experiences like this in class versus actual practicums and fieldwork experiences only would have been nice. It's easier to learn when not under such scrutiny, and to learn through the trial and error you spoke of, Cole. You did a good job allowing the students room for error to learn from it. Thanks for taking the time to help train future practitioners, and for sharing the experience with us viewers.
My university, California State University Northridge has a PT/OT grad program too and I've come across some students where I go for my theraphy once I moved off campus
Go Hampton for having this program. I just shared this video on my FB page. I am a licensed mental health therapist with specializations in Drama and Play Therapy. I am usually one of few or the only one in the room who is a person of color. I am with you guys on changing that paradigm so that the helping professions have more diversity and equity.
This was fantastic because every patient's physical capabilities and injury will present unique abilities and needs, so textbook theory has its limitations. Thanks guys for helping these students out with their training.
Awareness, education and conversation is very important in order to create positive change to make individuals with disabilities more inclusive in all aspects of society. Congratulations, your Vlog is doing just. Blessings to you both, stay positive.
Yes. I think you should continue lecturing with therapy programs, because its my belief you are reaching countless people across the globe, plus you are educating us along the way. Please do continue with your lectures.
Do y’all think we should continue guest lecturing with therapy programs?
Yes you have to
Yes! first-hand information is better than what someone can read in a book or hear in a lecture. The two of you are ambassadors for therapy and living. C+C squad goals !!
That was neat in front of a class . That looks like a great way to exercise lol.... I think ya'll should continue to teach it was a great video
Yes Yes you sld Continue
Yes...I think it's needed. Cole is a good sport. ❤
I think you should. Bevause not everyone is textbook, and people especially nurses and doctors need to get it in their heads that not everything is textbook. You cant find all the answers and best ways in a book for everyone. So yes continue!
Cole has best attitude !! Always positive
I love that about them both.
And very good at explaining and sticking to the point.
Yes he does
I love when the teacher says demonstrate laying down.
Cole just does his version of a death drop.
HBCU (historical black colleges and universities) I attended 2 and only 1 of them had a PT program. Thanks for lending your knowledge and body to the program.
WOW😔
Sad that President Biden just took away their permanent funding.
Professor says, “Stop flirting guys.” 😂😂 Love the channel and all the positivity!!!
Hi guys i love u guys sooo much
Young Love = Happyly ever after ❤️❤️💯
Yes please. I'm at medical school and I'm learning a lot from this channel.
This video is the true definition of “help me, help you.” I’ve been binge watching your videos all day❤️ love you guys already.
To be the "patient" for these students was priceless for their school experience.
I attended a hospital based program and we loved clinicals in the dept. There's no better way then hands on mind working imo.
Cole, Charisma please do more of such videos. What I took away from this was that Cole is particularly very generous and willing to share any information pertaining his condition and doesn't hold back at all! he is comfortable with who he is and from a viewers point of view, it was such a delight to watch.
Cole and Charisma, thank you for offering your time to teach these new P.T. students the actual hands on experience. As a retired Firefighter/EMT, I remember the first time I did CPR vs how we were taught in the classroom environment, it was so much different. The patients arms and legs moving around with no control, the dead weight etc. Hands on skills in a case such as yours is by far the BEST Way for those students to learn. Both of you are certainly filling your life's calling. I'm sure throughout your youtube series, you have no doubt helped thousands of people along the way. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO.
Calling for more diversity in the OT/PT therapy community. Great job Charisma and Cole. I wish I had this experience back when I was in OT school. I appreciate the content you guys are putting out. I am learning a lot. God is great.... continue to be transparent.
I'm in England and I'm Jamaican and was visiting a church on Sunday and a young man was in a wheel chair at the alter and I was more aware when the put him to stand and held on to him while they pray for him. Your channel has made me more aware of people in a wheel chair and transfers. Thank you😊
It makes me SO HAPPY to see so many POC in PT graduate school! Yaaaay Hampton U!!!! Love HBCUs!
This is how every job should be, hands on experience before they go out into the field of work.
You guys just don't quit. That was awesome. Again, increasing awareness in your own special way. Loved the vlog, and all it stood for. Blessings to 2 special people.💜💚❤💙💞
I am currently a PT student and we are learning about SCI right now. I just want to thank you from a student perspective for volunteering your time to help students learn! We actually have volunteers come to our school tomorrow and this video was perfect to watch beforehand!
Yes...absolutely, knowing is half the battle. They can get "the first time" helping someone out of the way in a controlled environment. You guys rock. This could be your thing, think of how many people you could influence and destroy stigmas. Love, prayers and thoughts.
If there is one thing that I know is that LOVE can make a world of difference and ever time I watch your videos i see the love between you both and your family. BLESSINGS sir Cole and beautiful Charisma
Now y'all know that doing this surly had an impact on these students. Having someone willing to let them practice what they will be doing for the field their studying & telling y'all's story. Talking about staying "POSITIVE" can't get any better. LOVE y'all 💋
Cole and Charisma I just love you guys. You are a blessing to so many people, your positivity and personality is the best!!!🤗❤
So wonderful that the two of you are so hands on in every aspect. I love this! Thank you for your work with schools, and the community.
Thank you for this vlog. Due to the fact that I’ve been a caretaker to my mother who was no longer able to walk as her Alzheimer’s progressed, I feel this is something that caretakers can use in general. Many times when family members are caretakers, we don’t know proper ways to transfer and other things that will help our loved ones and ourselves. Thank you again and yes I know that this would be positive for on hand demonstrations, if you will, for students to get on hand knowledge prior to internships.
I am so impressed with what Cole and Charisma are doing. You guys are actually educating the Country about a group of citizens that need to be recognized as everyday people. Your ministry is awesome. Keep up the good work. May God continue to bless and keep you and your families.
I loved going to PT classes so they could get hands on experience.. I am a paraplegic T8 level.I been paralyzed for 25 years.. but in the first 15 years or so I have been doing classes, (now I am to old and the younger ones are doing them lol) . Been to long classes where they had to access me and figure out my level and all, get my rainge ratio and all. see me do floor transfers and the crazy stuff we have to do in order to get in and out of the chair and dressing and so forth.
I hope you get to do this more, as it is so important for the PT students to see first and get to experience it with someone who really is paralyzed.
I enjoyed it and love to teach and show them an easier way of doing things that work for me and that maybe they can use it with their patients. It is so awesome to look back and than see your student as a real PT working at the hospital and they remember you and all.. Cole you will get more chances trust me, you have this positive attitude and willing to show and teach and help others. you are an inspiration to so many.
I love reading comments like this. Because it's nice to hear from others like Cole since we don't get to do so in our daily lives unless we know someone in the same condition.
Come, your attitude is sooo refreshing!!! And Charisma, you’re so strong! U guys truly compliment each other !
Awesome. I really applaud you & Charisma for supporting HBCU PT program. You guys are the best.
Your comedic energy is so refreshing and the willingness to help people understand and get it
Hey Guys I Saw you on Love Don't Judge. I can honestly say you guys are an inspiration. I am deaf and ebony skinned and my partner is white and has an Austism Spectrum Disorder.
He treats me like a queen and because I am Spanish/ Filipino and also Palestinian. People are extremely racist towards me and because I am Bilingual and he is English Speaking. He got called a white dog in a shopping centre because apparently I was too beautiful to be with a man like that. When in all honesty I feel like we balance each other out. He is beautiful inside and out and exactly what I need in a man🥰❤⚘ Aint nothing ever going to change my feelings. Love has no colour. Love is love
U r a queen
@@gwladysducce4109 Thank you so much. I appreciate that.. I'm not the most confidence person but he seems to make me feel beautiful and for that I will always believe my self worth
This is such a sweet comment. You deserve someone who treats you like a queen no matter what they look like!! Keep Being authentic to yourself and not caring
What ppl who have their own issues think
@@AFFTFOMSICHTS Thank you so much it's hard when people think their obligated to choose your decisions for you who you can and can not be with in the end. I don't need those people in my life. I am going to spread love like a confetti to everyone and all around me
Hugs and kisses Rudy-May
I love your love for each other and your love for others....truly authentic ❤️
I wish you a healthy recovery.
May you soon get back to the best of your health.
Keep it always in the good path.
I will always pray for your lovely couple😚😚☺☺
Cole and Charisma, you are doing so well educating and sharing all of us about care and therapy for those who have special disabilities like Cole,
Cole what a giving spirit you have. You gave the PT students hands on learning experience. Cole you seem so open and eager to help them to learn. You are soooooo special. Charisma he is a keeper. Happy Wednesday, Beautiful People.
Hey guys! 😚❤ I've just started nursing school and since watching your videos, I really want to work with patients like Cole during rehab etc. Charisma I am very proud of you!! Love y'all!!!
I watch these older videos and fall deeper in love with you both. I cannot help believe anything other than God placed you two together. You are the cutest couple....charisma’s dimple and coles sweet smile.
Look at Cole pimping his body out!😂 J/K 😂😂 Your always such a positive guy!👍🏼
Hey I think you should because some people learn by just looking instead of textbooks. I enjoy it guys. Keep all the positive videos. Cole I can see one day one lucky day you will again. Charisma stay smiling it helps. Love love love.
*This is awesome and I definitely think you guys should do this more. It provides a wealth of HANDS-ON knowledge/experience. 👉🏾 Kudos to the professor for giving his students this WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY.* 🤗
How Awesome! I believe by being so open and educating the public you're contributing to the knowledge base of individuals who will work in the therapeutic field and may possibly innovate, improving the lives of those in need of care, and possibly coming up one day with a cure. This is one of many reasons why sharing knowledge is so important. Again good job.
It does need to be more diverse in the therapy area. When I was in school I can count on one hand how many African-American therapists I had. Thanks for educated people.
Yes I see only blacks students? Why
Caty C They were at Hampton University, an HBCU. (Historically Black College & University)
@Caty C Hampton is a black school and a HCBU. That is why you see black students.
3:18 one of the many reasons why Cole and Charisma will always have a place in my heart.
Wow that is an absolute gift for those students! Hands on learning is so valuable, especially with someone who is very experienced with their disability and can actually coach you while you’re learning. This video was so great!
It’s cool that you volunteered yourself to help them learn what they need to know. Great video guys. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Y'all relationship is so BEAUTIFUL new subscriber here.
C&C this could be the beginning of a new direction...working with PT students! Speaking it into existence!
You two are the Absolute Best!
I just found these two on Snapchats "Love Don't Judge" and I couldn't stop smiling the entire time. They are so adorable together and I hope they live a happy life together for the rest of their lives! 🤗
The way he flopped back on his head😬🙆🙆 my current mood.
Here's hoping things get better for you my friend... And remember you're very precious, your blessed and you can do anything!😇
@@vivianhamilton616 I appreciate this so much❤❤ what a sweet person❤ thank you for the kind thoughts.
Hi Charisma and Cole I was wondering have you guys ever gone to the elementary schools and talk to the kids about their disabilities your disability I think that would be a great opportunity and they would love to see your truck
I'm gessing they must be invinted ?🤔
I was thinking the SAME thing! When kids are exposed early to people with different abilities or looks, the less "other" they become. More understanding and less judging and bullying. Has to start young. That's why SBSK is so important.
Cole has a bunch of times! He loves it!
I agree
@@suzannehedderly1331 This is so true. When I was growing up our elementary school had a classroom with children of varying physical abilities and we would interact with each other often. I also grew up with an amazing girl, now woman who has Spina Bifida and you learn a lot about how ablist the world is as well as ways to make change.
This was so awesome and so wonderful for STUDENTS to get some hands on experience!! Love!!!!!
I wish i could subscribe more than once to content like these . Thanks for sharing#subbie from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I love the educational videos. This could also be y'alls thing: traveling to schools for their PT/OT programs and being guest speakers. Subscribers, check out the universities near you and see if their PT programs could use some speaking engagements!
That was a great experience ! Congratulations for your help and support. Your soul is beautiful ...
Lovely couple 💛💜💙
I think it was wonderful that you went to HU and helped with the students. Great job!😍😍
Dang, those students looked so disinterested. Even when Cole fell on his back, that one girl at left didn't even flinch! Physical therapy is a demanding job, physically and emotionally. So many are not up for the task. Charisma is one of the few I've seen that is!
Bc they weren’t expressive doesn’t mean they’re bored. They’re simply observing
Continuing is going to be left up to you guys, Charisma stay strong sweetie!!!! Great video!!!!!!!!!!
So awesome! I definitely think more people with disabilities should do this! Hands on is definitely better.😊😊
This was amazing that you both did this!!
That was great👏🏾👏🏾. Yes. You should definitely do more demonstrations. Practical is so much better than only theory & I am sure the students & lecturer appreciated it. Good going 👍🏾
Omg.... I will never get tired of staring at the way Cole looks at Charisma!😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰 Hey family, love u guys!!! And hey UA-cam fams! On this channel, we’re all a family here. We’re looking forward to the big day 🥰
Just popping in to say that you are both a gorgeous couple, inside and out! Both of your energy completely radiates! It was very kind of you to be used as a demonstration! You seem like the type of people you could just strike up a conversation with and it wouldn't be awkward at all 😊
This is absolutely incredible. I’ve loved communicating with my friends in nursing school about my disability and how I preferred things when I was online the hospital. Talking through bedside manner, communicating with patients as a student, and overall care has been beneficial for them and also has given me purpose as well. I’m sure these student will be able to take the skills they have learned and apply them. You rock!
Cole 's selflessness is astounding! Offering himself as a guinea pig to educate the public about spinal cord injury is admirable . STAY POSITIVE!
Super cool guys! That had me smiling all the way through! Much love to both of you!
This was such a wonderful vlog. I really enjoyed it! & I like how Cole & Charisma use their time and energy to help others. By giving you inspire others to become givers. Thank You! for giving one of the greatest gifts that you can give, (yourself.) ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Cole and Charisma you have an amazing channel. I love how you both are making a difference
Ya'll are amazing everytime I watch ya'll doing what ya'll do my heart over flo with pride for ya'll and I think to myself my babies are UA-camrs love y'all
Charisma has gorgeous eyes
This was amazing and I am so glad that y'all had the opportunity to do this!!!!!
Astonishing, to say the least. Amazing dispositions on both of you. You help so many people and contribute to breaking boundaries and expanding people’s minds and hearts. You make this world a better place. Stay high and positive, very cute.
I definitely believe you guys should do more! This is very important, there’s a lot of more hands on people that need that!
It was so good to see this students actually Practicing boots with someone with a disability supposed to say: interact with other people that are practicing and I think it’s a good idea for you guys like to go to different hospitals different schools and you guys are awesome
Love you both.
May God bless you both!
May you live long to watch your children's children.
Peace be with you 🤗
I did this a few months with our local collage neuro class. My dad is a pt and knew the ot helping get people to volunteer. The baby pts and ots were so young. They helped me so much with learning about my eye condition, its literally changed my life. There were people who had strokes, in wheel chairs with different abilities and one quad. The young man was very tall and nice to his groups. Love this. I helped out my groups as time went on, my sister graduated in the second class at our collage.
Cole you find humor in everything thts why I'm SHOCK on channel...
Princess Charisma looking A gorge as usual
Blessings up
I use to live in Hampton because my ex husband was in the navy. Moved back to Illinois and when I was in PT I had a student from Hampton so we would always talk about things we miss from there
I cannot believe you two are making such a difference!! Can you imagine the effect you had on the lives of those students who will in turn have this amazing influence on their future patients!? Wow!
From a strong supporter of HBCUs: THANKS!!!!
Thats nice of you Cole for volunteer yourself for the graduate students to get hands on...I know they sooooo lucky to have you as there guest...god bless you and charisma💝🙏💝
Hands-on training is always better. Good job and hugs. xoxo
The way Cole looks at Charisma..
Pure Love...
Always positive these two...
Love em ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you guys again for coming! This was such a life changing experience and will definitely be one of my highlights of being in PT schools. You guys are really sweet and I thoroughly enjoyed your visit!
Thank you so much for working to educate students. I'm in the disability community too for different reasons. There are so many medical professionals who still need educating & to educate future medical professionals when they're still students will give them the best start to their careers to help people like you & me. Awesome job!
It would be awesome if you guys were to come to Germany where they are so far behind in out of the box thinking. We need people like you to help start the change throughout the world!
That actually looked like so much fun! Y'all should keep it up! It would be helpful for students to see an actual person and how they function, as opposed to just reading.
I saw your post about this in Instagram. I was hoping this was going to be a vlog!!!
Charisma makes the transfer look so swift and easy but this stuff is tight. But am glad you guys are helping students out before they hit the rehabilitations.
It's wonderful to show how the disable can be apart of the process as well...and encouraging them to build up that strength where they can....when cole say he try to bounce over....that is cool....
Hey guys, I just discovered your channel and I have to say that the fact that you use yourself makes the experience real once they get in the field. I am a COTA myself and was fortunate enough to be a cna before being a therapist. It gave me a leg during clinical because I already knew certain things. Hands on are always the best way to learn but we just have this type of experience when going into clinicals but never during classes. Hope you get my point, sorry for being long
Bitty keg! Thank you Charisma I needed to laugh. Thumbs up for sharing your story and teaching.
👌C'est une superbe expérience pour ses étudiants👌Charisma et Cole vous êtes très généreux👏👏Cole est extraordinaire, Courageux👍👍😊💖💖💖💖😗Mylène
What a great learning experience for those students! As an OT, I know that more experiences like this in class versus actual practicums and fieldwork experiences only would have been nice. It's easier to learn when not under such scrutiny, and to learn through the trial and error you spoke of, Cole. You did a good job allowing the students room for error to learn from it. Thanks for taking the time to help train future practitioners, and for sharing the experience with us viewers.
My university, California State University Northridge has a PT/OT grad program too and I've come across some students where I go for my theraphy once I moved off campus
You both are absolutely amazing for showing the students and answering their questions. I hope you get the opportunity to help again!!!!
Cole has a awesome & beautiful spirit. That type of inner beauty can get you through any situation.
Yes! working with different therapy programs would make a huge difference. Hands on is always better, thanks guys for trying to make a difference.
Congratulations on 200K subscribers 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Go Hampton for having this program. I just shared this video on my FB page. I am a licensed mental health therapist with specializations in Drama and Play Therapy. I am usually one of few or the only one in the room who is a person of color. I am with you guys on changing that paradigm so that the helping professions have more diversity and equity.
This was fantastic because every patient's physical capabilities and injury will present unique abilities and needs, so textbook theory has its limitations. Thanks guys for helping these students out with their training.
Awareness, education and conversation is very important in order to create positive change to make individuals with disabilities more inclusive in all aspects of society. Congratulations, your Vlog is doing just. Blessings to you both, stay positive.
Yes. I think you should continue lecturing with therapy programs, because its my belief you are reaching countless people across the globe, plus you are educating us along the way. Please do continue with your lectures.