If you’re a stroke survivor doing what he’s doing is awesome it takes patience and perseverance from everyone! Remember to always be kind we don’t know each other’s story but we can always be kind!
I am recently disabled, so stairs are a no no for me, l just wish l could have greeted him at the top. I wouldn't care how long it took him, ( an hour or maybe alot less), I would still be immensely proud of his achievement.
Me too.... after 4 total left hip replacements, a lower spine surgery, stairs are a no no! Now with COVID, I don’t leave home. My right hip is giving me the blues:(. Then, last April, I fell and broke my left hip! Take care, and be safe.....
Don't stop man. Only you can hold yourself back... You already done the hard part... I'm sure you have already prooven a lot of people wrong.... Good work...
Thank you, a new arthritis flair has taken more mobility including stairs. Your single step is wonderful and shows me not to give up whatever the challenge. Thank you it's not enough
Hi Beverly: from a fellow arthritis sufferer.... I remember 3 or 4 yrs old crying saying to my mom that my ankles hurt. Most of the adults in the family thought I just wanted attention so as the yrs went by I just shut up about my ankles and eventually my legs/hip pain. The dr still came to your home back then and he always give the same answer: ‘she has growing pains they will stop when she’s full grown.’ Finally in my early thirty’s, I found out I was born with arthritis along with hip dysplasia.. Finally in 1987 when I was 41, I couldn’t bare the pain any longer, so the first of 4 total hip replacement surgeries and one lower spine surgery. The second surgery was to redo the first surgery because the surgeon had no idea I have Ankylosing Spondylitis..... when I found out the cause of my pain and suffering was arthritis, I was elated! Not because of the arthritis, but because I’d finally found out why I’d been hurting for as far back as I could remember... Sadly all of my family except my Godmother, had gone by then. She was the only relative other than cousins my kids had. Take care, stay safe and I sincerely hope you suffering too bad with your arthritis....
@@verlenavelinasutton1568 Thank you, SLE/arthritis are my challenge. Drawing inspiration from a single step to a young woman enduring severe pain and finally being heard are all inspiration. Please take care, stay safe
Oh my. I’m so happy and proud of you even if I don’t know you. INSPIRATION for me. I’m not wheelchair bound, but when we have to walk a long distance my husband has to push me in my wheelchair.... at home I use my walker or cane. Take care, and keep going!.!
The problem with the ‘stair climber’ is, it takes away from our incentive to ‘just get up and do it.’ He looks much younger than I am.... after 5 orthopedic surgeries on my left hip, I know for a fact we have to keep moving. Pneumonia will set in quickly if you just keep sitting. That’s a huge problem for many wheel bound ppl. Especially ppl paralyzed from their neck down. When I had the first of 5 ortho surgeries, there was no video like today. I was totally in the dark. I remember vividly waking up late that evening, hungry. You can’t eat b4 surgery, so I was ready for food... so the nurse sat me up, very slowly, then she helped me stand on my good right leg, just for a minute or two. She asked me to take deep breaths.... felt a little dizzy, so she helped me ease back down. I had no idea what a hip replacement surgery was..but I quickly found out... I asked her why was it so important for me to try and stand for even just a few minutes and that’s when I was told about pneumonia. I was the youngest on that ortho surgical floor at 41 yrs. That was 33 years ago! That’s also when I found out about the Ankylosing Spondylitis! Now my right hip is under attack from this arthritis type!!!
@@verlenavelinasutton1568 To you aswell Verlena I wish you all the best in live and hopefully over the years everything got easier. Thanks for sharing your excpirience and im sad to hear that you felt alone in those times. So even tho its a long long time ago I want to tell you that therse always someone wich loves you and you are never alone.👍🏻 Sorry for the bad english.
Cotchavelli: hmm ... you lack empathy, &, don’t seem to even have a grip on “dark humour,” which (in this case) is totally inappropriate. Clearly the answer to your question is: “It takes such focus & determination to climb to the top of these stairs that his efforts are heroic/brave and yes, damn right the video IS INSPIRING. (for us & the gentleman) 🕊🕊🕊 You should feel so blessed. I do.
God bless this man...we take some much for granted....great job my friend keep going your an encouragement to us all 👏👏👏👏🤗
Thank you, I will
If you’re a stroke survivor doing what he’s doing is awesome it takes patience and perseverance from everyone! Remember to always be kind we don’t know each other’s story but we can always be kind!
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My sister is. I wish she would move more.
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I am recently disabled, so stairs are a no no for me, l just wish l could have greeted him at the top.
I wouldn't care how long it took him, ( an hour or maybe alot less), I would still be immensely proud of his achievement.
Me too.... after 4 total left hip replacements, a lower spine surgery, stairs are a no no! Now with COVID, I don’t leave home. My right hip is giving me the blues:(. Then, last April, I fell and broke my left hip! Take care, and be safe.....
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You as Well
Don't stop man. Only you can hold yourself back... You already done the hard part... I'm sure you have already prooven a lot of people wrong.... Good work...
Great words baby! Thanks
Thank you, a new arthritis flair has taken more mobility including stairs. Your single step is wonderful and shows me not to give up whatever the challenge. Thank you it's not enough
Hi Beverly: from a fellow arthritis sufferer.... I remember 3 or 4 yrs old crying saying to my mom that my ankles hurt. Most of the adults in the family thought I just wanted attention so as the yrs went by I just shut up about my ankles and eventually my legs/hip pain. The dr still came to your home back then and he always give the same answer: ‘she has growing pains they will stop when she’s full grown.’ Finally in my early thirty’s, I found out I was born with arthritis along with hip dysplasia.. Finally in 1987 when I was 41, I couldn’t bare the pain any longer, so the first of 4 total hip replacement surgeries and one lower spine surgery. The second surgery was to redo the first surgery because the surgeon had no idea I have Ankylosing Spondylitis..... when I found out the cause of my pain and suffering was arthritis, I was elated! Not because of the arthritis, but because I’d finally found out why I’d been hurting for as far back as I could remember... Sadly all of my family except my Godmother, had gone by then. She was the only relative other than cousins my kids had.
Take care, stay safe and I sincerely hope you suffering too bad with your arthritis....
Beverly, that last sentence should read: I sincerely hope you aren’t in too much pain with this new type of arthritis...that found you...!
@@verlenavelinasutton1568 Thank you, SLE/arthritis are my challenge. Drawing inspiration from a single step to a young woman enduring severe pain and finally being heard are all inspiration. Please take care, stay safe
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Atta boy, a true inspiration to all us people who think we have some tough times! We don't know what tough is.!!!! Keep it up brother👍✌
Thanks a ton
@@ACFUNck anytime brother, credit where credit is due my man! 👍
Wow, amazing job, please keep up the hard work, God will see is thru all hardships, I know because I am a quadriplegic, peace and God Bless
Thank You Kind Sir
He needs that stair chair thing. It'd be much better for him. Take care man and keep going strong.
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Great job, Buddy! I'm proud of you 💖
Thank you! 😃
Awesome job! Keep up the great work and don't let anyone you can't do something. My prayers are with you! Bless you!
Thank you so much!
Oh my. I’m so happy and proud of you even if I don’t know you. INSPIRATION for me. I’m not wheelchair bound, but when we have to walk a long distance my husband has to push me in my wheelchair.... at home I use my walker or cane. Take care, and keep going!.!
Wow, thank you!
Keep going strong! You can and will succeed.
Yes! Thank you!
Keep up the great job you’ll get there. I wish you all the best.
Thank you so much!
It is good to see him going upstairs god bless him
Thanks All
My god, God is good. He got you praise him in advance. Keep going never give up. 🙏🙏🙏
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Keep up the good work! You are an inspiration to others!
Thank you! Will do!
Nice keep walking bro I m from india i hope u Run and fun with family soon........god bless u....
Thanks a ton
You are a true inspiration to all!
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You got it bro god bless you.
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This take courage and so Beautiful!!!!
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Respect! Keep going👍🏻
The problem with the ‘stair climber’ is, it takes away from our incentive to ‘just get up and do it.’ He looks much younger than I am.... after 5 orthopedic surgeries on my left hip, I know for a fact we have to keep moving. Pneumonia will set in quickly if you just keep sitting. That’s a huge problem for many wheel bound ppl. Especially ppl paralyzed from their neck down. When I had the first of 5 ortho surgeries, there was no video like today. I was totally in the dark. I remember vividly waking up late that evening, hungry. You can’t eat b4 surgery, so I was ready for food... so the nurse sat me up, very slowly, then she helped me stand on my good right leg, just for a minute or two. She asked me to take deep breaths.... felt a little dizzy, so she helped me ease back down. I had no idea what a hip replacement surgery was..but I quickly found out... I asked her why was it so important for me to try and stand for even just a few minutes and that’s when I was told about pneumonia. I was the youngest on that ortho surgical floor at 41 yrs. That was 33 years ago! That’s also when I found out about the Ankylosing Spondylitis! Now my right hip is under attack from this arthritis type!!!
@@verlenavelinasutton1568 To you aswell Verlena I wish you all the best in live and hopefully over the years everything got easier. Thanks for sharing your excpirience and im sad to hear that you felt alone in those times. So even tho its a long long time ago I want to tell you that therse always someone wich loves you and you are never alone.👍🏻 Sorry for the bad english.
@@cxntury. No problem. I read your comment just fine. You take care as well, Verlena
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Amazing👏
Thanka
Ya Friend
Oh Lord Jesus give strength to this precious human Lord be with he's spirit
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Nah man you are 💯 fine, believe in yourself and u can win marathon
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Keep going man! I know you'll make it far.
Thanks, you too!
Praise God I pray he progresses more
Thanks again, for the Prayers
That is so sad i wish i saw the whole thing of him going up stairs
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Go baby....yay!!!!
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❤️...WONDERFUL KING
Remember that lift belt
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Wow man keep it up one day you will get better god will help you get better
I appreciate it
Looking good!!
Thank you! Cheers!
God bless u young man
Dude awesome job!👍🏾
Waooo nice god bless you
Que lindo I love to see people like you make me k goin
Big up
One step today.....2 tomorrow❤ be strong!
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We take so much for granted
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Good on you mate...well done.....
Good job!
Thank you! Cheers!
Come on I know you can do this🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏
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👍👏👏👏👍👏👏
Many Thanks
One step at a time.
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If it wasn't for a bad back I would have carried you my brother
Thank You
So cute
Thanks
Unbelievable!
Awesome!
God bless u
It's mostly appreciated!
Don't worry.
So 🥰
Thank You
Handsome
You're the Best
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頑張れ！
Thank You
Please do not use the word handicaped it is offensive
ok, Thanks
Ayo
Choked. 😢
Harsh style but it's all good.
Plug walk
HAAHHAAH
Nope! Hemiplegic Walk, But Thanks
It wasn't funny... It's a HEMi-WALK
Don’t know if this is meant to be inspiring or funny
Why in the fuck would it be funny??
Cotchavelli: hmm ... you lack empathy, &, don’t seem to even have a grip on “dark humour,” which (in this case) is totally inappropriate.
Clearly the answer to your question is:
“It takes such focus & determination to climb to the top of these stairs that his efforts are heroic/brave and yes, damn right the video IS INSPIRING. (for us & the gentleman) 🕊🕊🕊 You should feel so blessed. I do.
You knowww I'm a little of both
It's Mostly Appreciated kind Friend