'Living With MS' - Getting Out Of Bed

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 390

  • @Chicfemme
    @Chicfemme 7 років тому +80

    I am crying right now... 😣 The things we take for granted. Stay strong, sweetheart!

  • @ronaldbranchrb
    @ronaldbranchrb 6 років тому +20

    Keep pushing brother, I know exactly what it takes, I was diagnosed in 1996. MS strong 💪🏿

    • @cooksmary
      @cooksmary 2 роки тому +4

      Me too. Dx 2004, but probably had it for decades before. I wish you both to stay strong.

  • @adelaalkenani8282
    @adelaalkenani8282 9 років тому +64

    All of that and you keep smiling, God bless you

  • @NancyTroutman
    @NancyTroutman Рік тому +5

    I don't have MS, but am having trouble getting out of bed after hip surgery. This video gave me some tips on how to do that. Thank you for making it.

  • @carlintools991
    @carlintools991 2 місяці тому +1

    Thank you for sharing as I'm dealing with similar issues the adjustable bed would help nicely.
    Be strong brother.

  • @wellnesshearddifferently5920
    @wellnesshearddifferently5920 3 роки тому +17

    Your strength and patience is so inspiring keep going champ!🙂

  • @goodgirlgeorgy
    @goodgirlgeorgy 9 років тому +17

    YOU are an INSPIRATION...YOU make me want to be a more positive and productive human being! Thanks for being who you are and sharing your life with the rest of the world, Mr.Welker! God keep blessing you for blessing others with your encouraging videos.

  • @NevenShtaya
    @NevenShtaya 6 років тому +16

    When my boyfriend told me he have ms but not sharing me details now I know how strong he is 💕

  • @SorenArouet
    @SorenArouet 8 років тому +32

    Got MS too. And you have all my empathy. I still can walk though, but everything I used to do sportlike is gone.

  • @joshdarch3278
    @joshdarch3278 10 років тому +48

    Stay strong man don't give up and always push never take the easy way

  • @davem3031
    @davem3031 8 років тому +19

    This is how I get out of bed and into my wheelchair. My MS dx was in 2008 and It's tough. Best thing is to live life and never quit.

    • @cutedpanda00
      @cutedpanda00 5 років тому

      @@MJTXAZ my body is feeling weak i had md

    • @cutedpanda00
      @cutedpanda00 5 років тому +1

      @@MJTXAZ muscular dystrophy

  • @3677danielr
    @3677danielr 9 років тому +13

    Watching the video deeply saddens me and it hurts me to see so many people suffering with MS. My mom suffered with MS and I remember when she was first diagnosed with it in 1991. That was the sadist day of my life. I watched her struggle for 18 years with this disease. I would always say I wish I could take it from her and fight the disease myself. I hate to see anyone suffer. My heart and prayers go out to every single one of you individually. I know it's hard. Please stay encouraged and try to keep a good spirit about life. I know it's hard to do but take it one day at a time. May there be some medical research developed quickly to help with combating MS. God bless.

    • @mariethirteen8451
      @mariethirteen8451 9 років тому +1

      Thanku for your words. They mean a lot and it warmed my heart because I could feel the emotion behind them. I appreciate you.

    • @cooksmary
      @cooksmary 2 роки тому

      I have given up hope of research finding something to make MS easier. If they can't make a ton of money from it, they will not try to get it on the market for us.

  • @228BCH
    @228BCH 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you. I look just like that..I have been suffering from MS and now have fibromyalgia. I'm 66
    It is so hard. Luckily I have an amazing husband
    God bless you!

  • @carlagarrett3244
    @carlagarrett3244 8 років тому

    My half-sister and her son have this. She was a nurse for years, so is able to help her son when needed. Your video is an excellent example of making things work as needed. Keep fighting the fight and enjoying life as it comes, and hopefully the meds to inhibit finally get better.

  • @katherinemcgrady9981
    @katherinemcgrady9981 6 років тому +3

    Thank you so much for posting this video! It's hard to imagine the everyday challenges that individuals with MS face, and I very much appreciate you sharing your experience with the world. Cheers to you!

  • @heathermccoy9824
    @heathermccoy9824 9 років тому

    I was diagnosed in 2011, in my 20's. I woke up legally blind for no
    reason. I had symptoms before my diagnoses but you can always chalk it
    up to other reasons. When I found out, I was devastated. See, my father
    has MS and is very advanced in the disease. It was like I was looking in
    the mirror and it scared the hell out of me. Still does. The fight is
    hard and sometimes I feel like i can't do it anymore. But I have an
    amazing husband who encourages me and stands by me with every relapse. I
    have noticed a change in my disease since I moved from West Virginia to
    California. Climate makes a difference for sure. Thank you for sharing.

  • @moonlight.sunlight
    @moonlight.sunlight 8 років тому +9

    Thank you for the post! Your strength and perservierence is truly admiring. I wish you the best, and look forward to future videos. Godspeed!

    • @shellys6476
      @shellys6476 6 років тому

      I need help. I need a bed for my MULTIPLE Sclerosis pain. I have read about NASA cooling tech. But I am at the point of needing a bed that is supportive and raises up. What TYPE/BRAND OF BED do you have. Please someone I need a little hope.

  • @erob8347
    @erob8347 7 років тому +101

    Alright, this is crap! I am pretty angry right now. I am angry because we haven't found a cure for MS. All our money, all of our labs, all of our research, all of our geniuses and we haven't made squat. I also want to say to everyone on here with MS. I am sorry you are having to go through this. And all of you are courageous and inspire me. Robert, thank you for your great attitude sir. You are my kind of hero.

    • @rosaliesabayle7437
      @rosaliesabayle7437 7 років тому +1

      E Rob

    • @fedupbrown6018
      @fedupbrown6018 6 років тому +10

      i agree . it is unacceptable in 2018. yet they want to go to mars. we live in a sick matrix run for profit. illnesses such as autoimmune diseases create billions of $ for the sick controllers of our world.

    • @JeevesReturns
      @JeevesReturns 6 років тому

      E Rob
      We don’t really matter is pretty much all I can think of.

    • @anninoschristoforou3442
      @anninoschristoforou3442 5 років тому

      Stem cells swiss medical

    • @wellnesshearddifferently5920
      @wellnesshearddifferently5920 3 роки тому +6

      I couldn’t agree more with you, but let’s face it science is what it is and it’s not only the money that can fix us…but every mswarrior deserves to be heard and appreciated not by being thorned by this disease and the setbacks this can lend.I think life is what it is and it’s short, but we can always have control over our reaction in the situations after each event.

  • @parmarthpaudel809
    @parmarthpaudel809 2 роки тому +2

    God bless u... Such a patient warrior u are... May your strength increase day by day... Best wishes...

  • @mromeyn
    @mromeyn 8 років тому +1

    People have no clue how exhausting this can be, then I have rolled out of bed and hit the floor. MS Dx for 16 yrs. Thank you for this video, I am sure it will be insightful for those who sometimes just don't get it.

    • @cooksmary
      @cooksmary 2 роки тому

      Same with me. I hit the floor at my daughter's house, not being familiar with where exactly the floor was. Nothing broke but that side is weaker since the fall. Another one bites the dust.

  • @brianbond7675
    @brianbond7675 8 років тому

    My cousin's wife just had their second child and now diagnosed with MS, Robert keep your youtube videos coming please! I bow to you and your strength during this time. You are helping more people with these videos than you realize. I wish I could say I would as strong as you if the roles were reversed.

  • @michellegriffin4697
    @michellegriffin4697 5 років тому

    I too have MS. Most days get evenhanded than this gentleman displays. Bless you. Please continue to be strong. Blessings

  • @cody5469
    @cody5469 8 років тому +8

    isn't it insane to think that people wake up and jump out of bed and don't even thank anything or anyone for being able to get out of bed and wake up for another day of easy maneuvering? it's crazy to think that people just complain about life on the daily when they don't even know what a struggle is....i am praying for all disabled people daily and wish them the best days in life. So many people take life for granted and i wish they didn't. Good job to you brother.....keep the positive attitude!

  • @davidc3857
    @davidc3857 7 років тому +1

    Just wanted to say that you're a hero! I think I may have MS, I'm going to schedule an appointment with a doctor and get tested. I live alone and go through what you do every morning, getting up is beyond challenging, but seeing you go through it makes it easier to address and get tested.... Thank you & may God bless you for giving others the strength to carry on! Much love my friend, I'm sending you my best along with my thanks... 😊

  • @Lunabyes
    @Lunabyes 7 років тому

    My mother has fast moving primary progressive ans secondary regressive MS, and your videos have helped her have a sense of what is going to happen. Your videos are very informative, thank you for putting so much effort into making these.

  • @jeromehiralall3962
    @jeromehiralall3962 6 років тому +1

    I admire your courage and strength. God bless you brother and may he keep you healthy always.

  • @VerbalOnLife
    @VerbalOnLife 5 місяців тому +1

    Looks like me. Thanks for the video

  • @cheegum6296
    @cheegum6296 8 років тому +17

    I have benign MS. I can walk and talk normally for now but i'm halfway there where you are right now. I feel your pain brother.

  • @stephenscott7053
    @stephenscott7053 7 років тому +6

    Strong head strong mind strong man i will prey for you tonight stay strong my friend. God makes no mistakes

  • @shawnmcanthony5724
    @shawnmcanthony5724 2 роки тому +2

    Rob you need to exercise at least on a stationary bike and do stretches. This was told to me my a good friend of mine dad who turned 89 yrs an has ms

  • @sunshine9016
    @sunshine9016 6 років тому

    Thank you for sharing this experience. Recently a family member of mine was diagnosed with MS so I am trying to find out more about it. You are a brave young man and I wish you good days and hope for better treatments.

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  6 років тому

      I'm sorry about your family member and I wish them the best. Thank you for the kind words!

  • @anthonyh.7661
    @anthonyh.7661 4 роки тому +2

    2 Corinthians 5: 1-5 is a promise from God. Be strong and have faith in God and his promise. My prayers goes out to you for strength and hope. Every good day we have should never be taken for granted, but should be taken as a blessing. God bless you my man!

  • @jesuschristneverlived6938
    @jesuschristneverlived6938 7 років тому +6

    *NEVER GIVE UP MATE, YOU WILL GET BETTER!!!*

  • @jaystunna02
    @jaystunna02 9 років тому +66

    Man this is bringing tears to my eyes because just like you were trying to roll over in bed I suffer like that every night I to have MS

    • @MikiCuriel
      @MikiCuriel 8 років тому

      Coimbra Protocol; high doses of vitamin D will help. Please look above.

    • @jaystunna02
      @jaystunna02 8 років тому

      MikiCuriel you think this could really work for me? Because I have CFTD to

    • @MikiCuriel
      @MikiCuriel 8 років тому

      I'm sorry I don't know what is CFTD, what is it?

    • @jaystunna02
      @jaystunna02 8 років тому

      MikiCuriel Congenital Fiber Type Disproportion

    • @MikiCuriel
      @MikiCuriel 8 років тому

      If you have also MS it will help, I don't know if would help with CFTD but vitamin D helps with other diseases like cancer, depresion and others. 10,000 IU daily will help for sure. The doses of the protocol Coimbra are a lot higher but needs medical supervision.

  • @MHnatural
    @MHnatural 8 років тому

    don't lose hope keep fighting it will get better i was just like you if not worse i was in a whellchair now i'm using crutches and now i'm able to everything on my own. never give up may god help you overcome this terrible thing

  • @irenecruz1537
    @irenecruz1537 11 місяців тому

    I suddenly lost strength in my hands n feet. Dr had said it was some nerves dat maybe got damage due to diabetes. I cant walk normal as yet n my hands still haven't gain enough strength as should. We hoping it does not go further. Need to do an MRI to check which nerves are damaged or is being damage. But i applaud u sir. U doing so gud n God with u all d the way. ❤❤❤❤😊

  • @NNazirTV
    @NNazirTV 7 років тому +1

    I respect those who live with MS!
    May Allah Almighty bless them all with His Guidance to his path (Ameen)

  • @seandoherty3480
    @seandoherty3480 3 роки тому

    Your positive attitude gives me hope!

  • @DeepaThakrar
    @DeepaThakrar 9 років тому +17

    Have you tried a little contraption that can aid you when getting out of bed? its a metal bar with a long loop arm that you use to pull yourself up. It goes under the mattress and stays pretty firm in place. My grandma used to have one and im now thinking of getting one too.Love your positive attitude x

    • @karenlarke1737
      @karenlarke1737 9 років тому +3

      +Deepa Thakrar I have a bar like that they call mine a 'bed stick' Ive been using it for years now and it helps a lot.

  • @livelife4228TBAS
    @livelife4228TBAS Рік тому

    May you be blessed with strength, big dawg🙏🙏🙏

  • @asereth602
    @asereth602 8 років тому

    I have had MS for 10 years now. It is worse than you could ever e.ver imagine. it really stinks. This video made me cry

  • @amypeck4295
    @amypeck4295 2 роки тому +3

    No one understands how the littlest things in life can be so challenging. I have Multiple Sclerosis and each day is so hard. The worst is that your brain wants to do more activities in life, but you are trapped in a body that no longer works

    • @frankgradus9474
      @frankgradus9474 Рік тому +1

      "The worst is that your brain wants to do more activities in life, but you are trapped in a body that no longer works" - precisely so ... sad to say.

    • @sofiabanuelos4953
      @sofiabanuelos4953 Рік тому

      That’s true sometimes my brain it’s so foggy

  • @harrisonhelms8035
    @harrisonhelms8035 7 років тому

    dude i give you props for battling this horrible disease my uncle has it hang in there man !

  • @TorkomMovsesiyan
    @TorkomMovsesiyan 4 роки тому

    Stay strong and never give up! You can regress MS. God bless you!

  • @irinapeace725
    @irinapeace725 6 років тому +1

    Thank you dear Robert🙏❤️

  • @selendriamuganogo7077
    @selendriamuganogo7077 6 років тому +1

    This is the same stage my husband's ms is at... We don't have an adjustable bed so it's extra hard for me helping him get out of bed... His mobility is so bad... God bless you I know what you are going through

  • @AdorableAcushla
    @AdorableAcushla 5 років тому +1

    This video made me cry. I was recently told that I might have MS and one of my greatest fears is living to feel my body degrade around me. So having MS is pretty much being forced to live in a nightmare.

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  5 років тому

      I'm sorry to hear that. Best of luck to you.

  • @jerometene
    @jerometene 5 місяців тому

    I have just been diagnosed with MS after a brain scan & spinal tap and I go thru the same thing, getting out of bed. After reading the comments, I don't feel so alone anymore..

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  5 місяців тому

      I am sorry to hear that. I am wishing you the best.

  • @RowBlanka
    @RowBlanka 8 років тому +60

    i got mad respect for you ur cool :)

  • @slobor3
    @slobor3 2 роки тому +1

    Dude you are amazing. I have MS too btw.

  • @brookfederspiel4739
    @brookfederspiel4739 7 років тому

    My dad has MS and is completely bed ridden. He's had it since I was 4 and I'm 12 now. We have since moved bed in with my grandparents who take care of him. Now he is on hospices care and it breaks my heart that I can't do anything with him but it happend to him and I have to accept that

    • @DM-mn8nr
      @DM-mn8nr 6 років тому

      brook federspiel I hope your family and you can find the strength to continue in the rough path you guys are in. I don't know you, but I wish you the best :).

  • @kelseymarie6524
    @kelseymarie6524 9 років тому +2

    i have m.s i was diagnosed at 14 but now ive realized cutting out meat and soda and not eating as much dairy products has helped ALOT

    • @MrPugwash1
      @MrPugwash1 9 років тому

      +Kelseysonn16 Yes, dairy products have a negative affect on my body, in fact a small piece of cake flattens me. I am 54, had MS for many years (undiagnosed) and I am teaching English to grade 3 and 4's, so when it's a birthday party and there's cake I need to avoid it...

    • @EMI-rk8sb
      @EMI-rk8sb 7 років тому

      I'm trying to cut out those again. Honestly life is hell right now.

  • @demoskunk
    @demoskunk Рік тому +1

    I can sympathize, brother. The weakness plus the spasticity is really frustrating! I just want my leg and arm to listen to me again.

  • @robertthaler2390
    @robertthaler2390 3 роки тому +1

    Go, Robert, go. It is seven years later and I hope you are still keeping at it.
    I get out of bed pretty much the same as your first way but I have some strength left in my arms. I am grabbing that bedside dresser and using it to get my self turned and sitting up. Thinking of putting a hand grip on it to give and assist. Sometimes my legs won't bend and then I am pretty much a beached whale. Makes it exciting when my bladder is giving way and I have got to move fast to get a hold of that urinal.

  • @costasandreou319
    @costasandreou319 5 років тому

    I have so much empathy for you all my love and respect I've had Ms for 14 years and I feel my body is going in the same direction as you I'm finding it very difficult to not get mad with myself how do you stay so strong

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  5 років тому

      I've been very lucky to be surrounded by an amazing support system. Best wishes on your journey!

  • @nicktucker2416
    @nicktucker2416 5 років тому

    I'm in the same situation although not as progressed yet. God bless you and your family.

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  5 років тому

      Best of luck to you!

    • @nicktucker2416
      @nicktucker2416 5 років тому

      @@RobertWelker and to you my friend. Stay strong.

  • @stevielovesdrugs7575
    @stevielovesdrugs7575 7 років тому +1

    My cousin has ms and it hurts me seeing her like that I remember her being so activate and always cleaning the house and running erins every second now she confided to a couch and can't even shower on her own it's a terrible disease I pray for a cure stay strong there may be a cure out there one day I have faith in science & doctors 🙏🏻 .

  • @l.saucedod8865
    @l.saucedod8865 4 роки тому +1

    Seeing this man suffer for such a simple thing and the comments in which they regret their fate, makes me feel very sad since I have the same limitations with a disease considered more aggressive: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. It is what it is and we must accept it

  • @protonjinx
    @protonjinx 8 років тому

    This is so similar to how my situation was one or two years ago. Im worse now though. I hope you're doing better than me. Live life dude, do what you can while you can. I miss doing some really basic things now that I can not anymore.

    • @protonjinx
      @protonjinx 8 років тому

      +MikiCuriel no thanks, I prefer sticking to science-proofed treatments, not untested miracle cures.

    • @protonjinx
      @protonjinx 8 років тому

      MikiCuriel
      anecdotal evidence from thousands of people is hardly conclusive. and "thousands of scientific studies" is clearly an exaggeration or lie. you say you have improved, good for you but thats very far from a scientific study with controls and checks. there is no way of telling what caused your improvements, or even if you objectively improved, its only your own subjective feelings.

    • @protonjinx
      @protonjinx 8 років тому

      Yes the information is there. Have you read it? Dr Coimbra himself makes no claim that his vitamin D boost is a cure. He only claims it prevents further damage. It also involves massive diet changes and exercise regime. No independent studies has verified his claims.

    • @protonjinx
      @protonjinx 8 років тому

      MikiCuriel
      No need to be inquisitive? Maybe that word doesnt mean what you think it does. If you really mean it then you are saying I should just take your statements on faith and not research it myself. To be a gullible fool and gamble my life away on an internet comment by an anonymous miracle cure advocate.
      Nope, nope, double triple nope.

  • @DONALD1951
    @DONALD1951 6 років тому +15

    The dislikes are because they are mad he has MS. Nothing to do with the video.

  • @titanspirit7238
    @titanspirit7238 8 років тому +22

    I was diagnosed in 2013, presented with optic neuritis. Had a relapse in January 2016, again optic neuritis. I still don't feel like I have MS, no excessive fatigue, lack of mobility or pain. Upon my admission to hospital this year I inquired about Lyme Disease. I worked in a forest during 2012/13 and thought perhaps I was bitten by a tick and contracted Lyme. I was tested for Lyme along side a host of other bloodworks but it was a negative result. I plan on being retested by a Lyme specialist soon as the testing can often be false positive /negative. I don't believe it's denial, just want to thoroughly explore any avenue. Perhaps I've been lucky so far regarding symptoms, but the lack of them makes me question my diagnosis. Dunno if anyone will read this but I felt like rambling. I'm Irish/29/male btw.

    • @elsakristian5713
      @elsakristian5713 8 років тому +4

      MS is tricky and insidious. Lays low and then explodes and then quiets again. The disease sucks.

    • @traceybeltrano
      @traceybeltrano 8 років тому +2

      TITANSPIRIT you could have relapsing/remitting. which means things can be happening under the surface and you won't really notice until several years in. However, I obviously hope for you that it is indeed something curable. I have slow progressing MS and don't feel symptoms but see the scars on my scans increasing. so far so good though.

    • @davem3031
      @davem3031 8 років тому +1

      TITANSPIRIT MS sometimes hits someone very hard from the start, others are different. Each person is different.

    • @kurt-o0o
      @kurt-o0o 7 років тому

      TITANSPIRIT how is it now? Any final verdict?

    • @anisshbaro9984
      @anisshbaro9984 7 років тому +2

      TITANSPIRIT my first ms year was normal and I used to do things like anyone normal but things have changed and I'm suffering from all these symptoms so thanks god you are good and wishing you to keep like that

  • @Pinwormx
    @Pinwormx 6 років тому +1

    Thanks for the video my fellow MS Warrior. Takes me a while to get up too.

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  6 років тому +1

      Thank you for watching! Best of luck in your battle.

    • @Traceyi1000
      @Traceyi1000 5 років тому +1

      Does anyone have twitching? Can be thumb, eye, leg? Pretty violent

  • @kule510
    @kule510 4 роки тому

    We needs to bring awareness to this issue please

  • @adeelabbasi3714
    @adeelabbasi3714 7 років тому

    You are a brave man ... God Bless you ...

  • @graciegladson4960
    @graciegladson4960 Рік тому +1

    Sounds really stupid but it works. I picked up cheap satin pillow cases from the dollar tree, lay them across the area where my hips will land. It helps me to move about all night and get up. Less friction from the sheets.

  • @shoaibkhankhan6141
    @shoaibkhankhan6141 Рік тому +1

    Please help physically, emotionally these person's are very sensitive.

  • @leegutierrez4058
    @leegutierrez4058 8 років тому +3

    except for the bed that is also me but I have someone to help me most times get out but I tend to sleep in my recliner for years in an upright position it doesn't hurt or I am not as stiff in the mornings, it helps me. Suffering MS patient also.

  • @moez1774
    @moez1774 6 років тому +2

    Thank you for the informative video. God Bless

  • @Ash_P_
    @Ash_P_ 6 років тому

    I was diagnosed yesterday, so I have it all ahead of me.

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  6 років тому +1

      I'm sorry to hear that. Best of luck to you!

    • @Ash_P_
      @Ash_P_ 6 років тому

      @@RobertWelker thanks mate. You wouldn't wish this on your worst enemy. I am extremely claustrophobic so I need full sedation when I have my MRIs. Because of that I am terrified about paralysis. Best of luck with what lays ahead of too.

  • @megawati5415
    @megawati5415 9 років тому +2

    Hi,,, my name Ridwan from Indonesia,,, i love my wife, she living wiht ms since 2011 until now,, i very2 tired for asisstance her,, so this video help me to much..thanks

  • @skipperry63
    @skipperry63 6 років тому +1

    Hang in there buddy. Thank you for sharing this.

  • @wnapholi
    @wnapholi 6 років тому

    Thank u. You are an absolute gentleman.

  • @dadtube8391
    @dadtube8391 3 місяці тому

    Did you know at least one physiotherapy school in the UK uses your material to help students learn MS from the patient's point of view?

  • @sarahwoolnough5626
    @sarahwoolnough5626 3 роки тому

    thank you for your very helpful video

  • @maxbef
    @maxbef 5 років тому

    Thank you of the video. My friend has recently been diagnosed and trying to understand it better.x

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  5 років тому

      Thank you for watching and best wishes to your friend.

  • @bootsiedesmond5249
    @bootsiedesmond5249 6 років тому

    Hi I’m 53, I’ve had & fought 2 types of cancer, currently only bladder & skin. Just this past wed I lost my sight & balance. Thursday I looked like a drunk it was horrible. I already have avasacular necrosis from my ethnicity!???? We are not sure about that either. I had core decompression surgery was NOT successful. My surgeon will not even think of hip surgery until I’m at least 61. I wander if he knows something I don’t ? I wish you luck in your journey with this disease but just like any . You have 1 choice to live with it or die with it . I commend you . Take Care Lisa

  • @khalemabrown
    @khalemabrown 7 років тому +13

    Does anyone know if this man is okay? He hasn't posted in a long time. I have MS... And i know just how hard it can be

  • @madyscozy
    @madyscozy 8 років тому

    You are such a beautiful and I spiring person! thank you for sharing this

  • @meganhenry5795
    @meganhenry5795 4 роки тому

    Oh honey.
    I'm sorry. Keep going! You're amazing.

  • @shantellmarie4285
    @shantellmarie4285 8 років тому

    I was diagnosed with Ms when I was 17 years old and I'm 19 now so I know how hard it is

  • @lisanyminute6613
    @lisanyminute6613 10 років тому +2

    Thank you for doing these videos.....will there be more in the series? I hope your doing well

  • @delta101able
    @delta101able 3 роки тому +1

    Soon no one will say I am sick Isiah 33:24. Ms affects everyone differently I know many people with ms almost eighty years and still walk and some with a cane.pls try an exercise.

  • @PROUDPALESTINIANS
    @PROUDPALESTINIANS 6 років тому

    I just saw this and cried rivers. I know it all too well and worse (just found out I have PML) and I’ve been living with MS since 13 and I’m 34 today

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  6 років тому

      I'm sorry you are having to deal with this also! Best wishes

  • @MrHibbsComedy
    @MrHibbsComedy Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing. I've been working with a physical therapist. I have MS also and a lot of the spinal cord injury videos don't relate to me since I can't just flop my legs off the edge of the bed so we are trying your Technique. It looks like you kick a lot from your core and bottom? To push your legs off?I have an adjustable bed also not a medical bed. Thank you for sharing this!

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  Рік тому +1

      Yes, it is an adjustable base bed. I used my arms to get my legs over the edge of the bed.

    • @MrHibbsComedy
      @MrHibbsComedy Рік тому

      @@RobertWelker Thanks for sharing. I've been working with a physical therapist. I have MS also and a lot of the spinal cord injury videos don't relate to me since I can't just flop my legs off the edge of the bed so we are trying your Technique. I have an adjustable bed also not a medical bed. Thank you for sharing this!

  • @Lugmillord
    @Lugmillord 7 років тому

    This is a slightly frightening view into my potential future. I'll fight hard to keep my mobility.

  • @rich7928
    @rich7928 6 років тому +1

    Dude. I hope your condition has not progressed that much since this vid. Stay strong!

  • @thomasallen7856
    @thomasallen7856 5 років тому

    My Ms is beating me up bad right now. I'm scared. I was doing so good now all the sudden I can barely walk. I'm in so much pain. Nobody cares or helps me. I'm a guy sad to admit this but I sit alone and cry

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  5 років тому

      I'm sorry to hear that. I hope things get better for you.

  • @janellewilson6395
    @janellewilson6395 6 років тому

    My mom has ms but its not this bad yet everyday i pray for a cure i really love my mother most teens dont have a strong connection with there mothers but I for sure do #MOMSQUADFORMS!

  • @783342
    @783342 7 років тому

    Robert, dear Robert. Dr Michael Greger has a healing video on you tube about MS, showing what works better than drugs. You probably have had all sorts of advice but only listened to doctors. Have they stopped your illness in it's tracks? MS is treated very successfully by functional doctors. Please watch the video and have a long, probably better than now, life. Blessings to you. The fight has already been fought and won.

  • @moniquekirkpatrick5685
    @moniquekirkpatrick5685 7 років тому +24

    this makes me realize that my MS not that bad

    • @lunaestrella531
      @lunaestrella531 5 років тому

      Yes because everyone has its signs patients of MS. Are noth the same

    • @carolinefletcher5018
      @carolinefletcher5018 5 років тому +1

      It can get progressively worse.

    • @lunaestrella531
      @lunaestrella531 5 років тому

      @@carolinefletcher5018 i don't think sis because every one has his own signs symptomes*

  • @wearemanyyouareone7596
    @wearemanyyouareone7596 8 років тому +2

    God bless you

  • @ryanrrr1024
    @ryanrrr1024 7 років тому

    My boyfriend has ms and it's a daily struggle. He is getting worse. Sometime I think I need a support group to attend. He's still able to get around ok. But he has terrible days

  • @aquietcenter4189
    @aquietcenter4189 10 років тому

    Thank you for sharing!

  • @rafaelvigueria71
    @rafaelvigueria71 Рік тому

    God bless you.... Blessed Virgin Mary bless him in the name of Jesus...

  • @lavenderdaze
    @lavenderdaze 8 років тому +1

    Thank you for your video. I have a client who can get out of bed like you do but she has so much difficulty getting INTO bed and I cannot find anything about how to do this.

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  8 років тому

      +lavender daze I've had problems getting into bed as well. I have found that if you alter the bed frame to make the bed lower, that makes things a little easier. Best of luck to you and your client.

    • @lavenderdaze
      @lavenderdaze 8 років тому

      Know that you are in my prayers.

    • @jimgiraffe5253
      @jimgiraffe5253 8 років тому

      +Robert Welker how much dental work have you had prior to onset.
      there is a link.

  • @M20videos
    @M20videos 6 років тому +2

    My mom has MS...😢

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  6 років тому +1

      I'm sorry! Give her my best.

    • @M20videos
      @M20videos 6 років тому

      Thank you

    • @tarynpohlman7616
      @tarynpohlman7616 6 років тому

      My Mom had MS for 42 years.She was bedridden for 11 years.Sadly, She passed away on 8 August 2018.She Always had A Smile despite what She was going through.She was a True Inspiration and Loved by Everyone that knew Her.

  • @Traceyi1000
    @Traceyi1000 5 років тому

    Subscribed. Just diagnosed. RRMS may change based on new MRI

    • @RobertWelker
      @RobertWelker  5 років тому +1

      Wish you the best with your new diagnosis.

    • @Traceyi1000
      @Traceyi1000 5 років тому

      @@RobertWelker thank you. This is really scary but I am not crying anymore because there's a name for my symptoms

  • @sawyerramos3113
    @sawyerramos3113 7 років тому +3

    I love your shirt, buddy!

  • @lulwasaad2753
    @lulwasaad2753 6 років тому

    I suffer the same thing but imagine getting up with out the help of an electrical bed

  • @costasandreou319
    @costasandreou319 5 років тому

    Your an inspiration for me you are amazing