Ok, folks. Just because someone can stand or even walk short distances doesn't mean they are not handicapped. Lots of folks use all kinds of mobility devices, including wheelchairs for different reasons. You don't have to be paralyzed to need a wheelchair.
Understood. But why is she in a wheelchair again? And not to assume but we do have a billion dollar issue with fake disability imposter syndrome. I mean does she truly have to use the wheelchair? Do you understand accessibility laws are implemented with tax payer money? I’m not assuming here but take a step back and have her examine explain her disability since it was her last idea to create a UA-cam channel and put herself to scrutiny. I would like to know if she truly needs a wheelchair? Or is it an excuse to facilitate a condition that is being over exaggerated for attention.
@@Rosalesdesign I’m gonna go on a limb here (pun intended) and say the woman who’s been using a wheelchair for years probably *does in fact* need one. You need to stop being obsessed with the "what if"s of the world and just trust people when they tell you they’re disabled.
It's not complicated, sheesh. -Some wheelchair users are unable to walk or stand at all -Some wheelchair users are able to stand and walk for short distances/periods That is not the same thing as not needing a wheelchair total. Do you (people whinging about this) only ever walk a few metres in your life?
@@harleyjo4875 yes, and theaters from movies to musical theaters still have to comply to ADA laws. It doesn't matter if they're audience or performers.
Ye and like more money to the venues for attracting more people - making places more accessible is a sensible decision from a revenue standpoint. You didn’t waste anything, props to u for speaking up about this issue
Blimey! It really is hit or miss with London theatre access. The older venues have a variety of up & down stairs like an Escher drawing. Also seats can be so close it's torture on the knees! One of the best is the Globe's Gent's boxes, middle gallery. Also the theatre venue staff have been so helpful. Cheers!❤🎉 p. s.I know just doing their jobs but it's so unnerving being out that any/all humanity is appreciated. ❤❤
Oof, relatable. I’m a spotlight techie. and I use a cane. How do you get to spotlight? A freaking ladder that I am only balanced enough for half the time.
I’m not a wheelchair user, but i have osteoarthritis and i often walk with a cane. Before i got diagnosed, i’ve just never noticed how hard cities can be for disabled people
Don’t worry, I bet you can still find a way to do something amazing like musical theatre work despite all the struggles! I mean, you already do with your channel ❤! If you ever end up finding a way to do musical theatre work or watch a show, I will root for you, because I know you would’ve worked hard for it 👍!
I went to one of the most diversity forefront theatre programs in my region. When Covid kicked my butt I was suddenly doing too little while being too much. Went from "one of the most engaged people in the department" to "falling through the cracks."
I was almost finished with my PhD in biology with my sight set on a post-doc in japan studying goose migration. Then boom ME/CFS I can barely leave my bed. There's no cure. The people who comment here don't understand the pain of having to rethink your entire life suddenly and having your dreams crushed. Sorry for the gloomy comment but these comments have so little compassion! 💔
Shaking my head at all the ignorant comments. Wait until you can’t walk far and need a wheelchair or walker to help you get places and having to explain yourself to other ignorant and uneducated people. Just be grateful that you don’t need a wheelchair. Being in a wheelchair is not fun and has it’s own challenges like accessibility issues. 80% of wheelchair users can walk. Most of us use a wheelchair because walking is difficult/painful/tiring. Is that too hard of a concept to grasp?
Well I can recommend the royal opera in Stockholm, from what I remember they’re pretty wheelchair and disability friendly. Might just be me being Swedish but seriously the performances there are greaf
Yeah, most aren't accessible unfortunately. I did luck out recently at an old Opera though, they adapted it with an elevator next to the back entrance for artists (because otherwise you have to use stairs to get to the main entrance) and I got to see a new part of the Opera. The staff even helped me navigate through the Opera, get to my seat and store my wheelchair during the play, since I chose to transfer.
🫂 At least you can sing for fun? Or possibly write in a disability for a character if it's a community theater, it could be fun to have design choreography around a wheelchaired character ^^
Good point, why don't you? You clearly can't handle feedback Edit: This was supposed to be a reply to a very ableist comment down below, I'm not sure why UA-cam has decided to show it by itself. The lack of access to spaces, and people responses to expressing frustration over that, makes my blood boil.
@Aster_oid-GchCmt83 Not at all, it's an incredibly weird sounding comment out of context, and with all the bullshit people are responding to this video with, I can see how my comment would look like it might be along the same lines. Why UA-cam decided to throw out my comment up here, I don't know 🤦
Hi, i’m new in the Chanel and i don’t mean to be rude but can i ask why you can stand even tho you use a weelchair. I’ve been watching some old videos but i still can’t understand it. Please don’t take my comment on the wrong way 😢
They are an ambulatory wheelchair user which means they can walk but not very far without becoming very very tired or being in pain so using a wheelchair is the best option to be able to do more things and go places, just like how you would use a car,bus or train to go to further places because it’s easier than walking there. Also there are lots of reasons why people who use wheelchairs can sometimes walk and stand. There are lots of different disability which have different symptoms and can cause issues with walking and standing. Not everyone who uses a wheelchair is completely paralysed in their legs it’s a very common misconception because more than half of wheelchair users can walk and stand for some time
And? Probably because of all the abelist comments she is getting. You don't have to be paralysed to use a wheelchair. It's no-ones business why she uses one
some people choose to use wheelchairs due to issues with pain when walking even short distances, some get fatigue standing for too long, there are people who are at risk of falls, due to balance, muscle co-ordination and even issues with there hearts. There are tons of reasons for people needing wheelchairs, not just being paralyzed
Bro being disabled shouldn’t be your whole personality😅 (Dark humor and seeing if she is not just doing this because she’s disabled) if you can’t handle it leave😊 (Started the biggest war)
Yeah unexpectedly becoming disabled is no big deal and easy to move on from. It’s so easy to be a wheelchair user that it really doesn’t change your life in any significant way (sarcasm) Seriously, you don’t need to insult disabled people. I’m sure you have more pleasant things you could be doing. These videos are to raise awareness and share experiences with people who can relate
Mr steven universe pfp perhaps you should reflect on what you just said as you seem very butt hurt because someone is struggling with their health, no longer being able to walk, run, open doors properly, etc?
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Ok, folks. Just because someone can stand or even walk short distances doesn't mean they are not handicapped. Lots of folks use all kinds of mobility devices, including wheelchairs for different reasons. You don't have to be paralyzed to need a wheelchair.
you misspelled doesn’t
@@veronica_sawyer_1989 thank you, I failed to notice.
Understood. But why is she in a wheelchair again? And not to assume but we do have a billion dollar issue with fake disability imposter syndrome. I mean does she truly have to use the wheelchair? Do you understand accessibility laws are implemented with tax payer money? I’m not assuming here but take a step back and have her examine explain her disability since it was her last idea to create a UA-cam channel and put herself to scrutiny.
I would like to know if she truly needs a wheelchair? Or is it an excuse to facilitate a condition that is being over exaggerated for attention.
@@Rosalesdesignshe doesn't owe you an explanation.
@@Rosalesdesign I’m gonna go on a limb here (pun intended) and say the woman who’s been using a wheelchair for years probably *does in fact* need one. You need to stop being obsessed with the "what if"s of the world and just trust people when they tell you they’re disabled.
It's not complicated, sheesh.
-Some wheelchair users are unable to walk or stand at all
-Some wheelchair users are able to stand and walk for short distances/periods
That is not the same thing as not needing a wheelchair total. Do you (people whinging about this) only ever walk a few metres in your life?
They should make them wheelchair accessible, not only for you but for others going through the same!❤❤
Have you ever been in a theater?
@@harleyjo4875 yes, and theaters from movies to musical theaters still have to comply to ADA laws. It doesn't matter if they're audience or performers.
i hope you can find some good venues and employers, you’re obviously very talented and charismatic
I know I'm saying this two months after you've made this comment but that username + pfp is amazing
Ye and like more money to the venues for attracting more people - making places more accessible is a sensible decision from a revenue standpoint. You didn’t waste anything, props to u for speaking up about this issue
Blimey! It really is hit or miss with London theatre access. The older venues have a variety of up & down stairs like an Escher drawing. Also seats can be so close it's torture on the knees! One of the best is the Globe's Gent's boxes, middle gallery. Also the theatre venue staff have been so helpful. Cheers!❤🎉
p. s.I know just doing their jobs but it's so unnerving being out that any/all humanity is appreciated. ❤❤
Oof, relatable. I’m a spotlight techie. and I use a cane. How do you get to spotlight? A freaking ladder that I am only balanced enough for half the time.
My aunt was a nurse she went through all of nursing school and then she became physically disabled and she had to stop working as a nurse
I’m not a wheelchair user, but i have osteoarthritis and i often walk with a cane. Before i got diagnosed, i’ve just never noticed how hard cities can be for disabled people
Don’t worry, I bet you can still find a way to do something amazing like musical theatre work despite all the struggles! I mean, you already do with your channel ❤! If you ever end up finding a way to do musical theatre work or watch a show, I will root for you, because I know you would’ve worked hard for it 👍!
I went to one of the most diversity forefront theatre programs in my region. When Covid kicked my butt I was suddenly doing too little while being too much. Went from "one of the most engaged people in the department" to "falling through the cracks."
Fun fact in America around 80%of the theaters are accessible (at least on the Pacific coast)
Yeah, like only on the Pacific coast apparently. I live in the Midwest (Iowa specifically) we have like maybe 10% of them are wheelchair accessible
I was almost finished with my PhD in biology with my sight set on a post-doc in japan studying goose migration. Then boom ME/CFS I can barely leave my bed. There's no cure. The people who comment here don't understand the pain of having to rethink your entire life suddenly and having your dreams crushed. Sorry for the gloomy comment but these comments have so little compassion! 💔
My sibling has CFS and its been painful to watch them lose so much so fast. I wish you the best in managing it, as much as it can be managed.
Shaking my head at all the ignorant comments. Wait until you can’t walk far and need a wheelchair or walker to help you get places and having to explain yourself to other ignorant and uneducated people. Just be grateful that you don’t need a wheelchair. Being in a wheelchair is not fun and has it’s own challenges like accessibility issues. 80% of wheelchair users can walk. Most of us use a wheelchair because walking is difficult/painful/tiring. Is that too hard of a concept to grasp?
Well I can recommend the royal opera in Stockholm, from what I remember they’re pretty wheelchair and disability friendly.
Might just be me being Swedish but seriously the performances there are greaf
Yeah, most aren't accessible unfortunately. I did luck out recently at an old Opera though, they adapted it with an elevator next to the back entrance for artists (because otherwise you have to use stairs to get to the main entrance) and I got to see a new part of the Opera. The staff even helped me navigate through the Opera, get to my seat and store my wheelchair during the play, since I chose to transfer.
Keep your head up things may change
girl remember you slay
I feel this, cause I studied culinary only to end up disabled.
Yeah. The possibility of career pivots is never fun, especially when it wasn't entirely one of your choice.
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At least you can sing for fun? Or possibly write in a disability for a character if it's a community theater, it could be fun to have design choreography around a wheelchaired character ^^
I LOVE GLEE! AAAAAAAA
Depending on what part of the world you are in, you can expect it to be even less accessible.
Ok and? You act like the creator shouldn't be upset about the lack of accessibility simply because there is less of it somewhere else.
❤ I love your hair, Eliza!!! What dye brand did you use for your (I think it's) neon yellow??
Omgggg that wasabi is right next to my uncle’s studio!!! This place is in oxford street central London
Good point, why don't you? You clearly can't handle feedback
Edit: This was supposed to be a reply to a very ableist comment down below, I'm not sure why UA-cam has decided to show it by itself.
The lack of access to spaces, and people responses to expressing frustration over that, makes my blood boil.
@Aster_oid-GchCmt83 This was supposed to be a reply to a very ableist commenter below, I'm not sure why it's showing up here
@Aster_oid-GchCmt83 Not at all, it's an incredibly weird sounding comment out of context, and with all the bullshit people are responding to this video with, I can see how my comment would look like it might be along the same lines.
Why UA-cam decided to throw out my comment up here, I don't know 🤦
What you can ONLY stand :( im so sorry for you ❤
Ambulatory wheelchair users exist. Also please don't patronize disabled people. Thanks 😊
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Reminds me of the book Learn to Fly by Aly Stroker!
I heard if you say your fav UA-camr three times you get pinned disabledeliza disabledeliza disabledeliza your my fav UA-camr keep going ❤️
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That’s soo annoying
shall just cut my legs 🦵🦵 new legs! 🦿🦿
That’s life, you try your best and it is all taken from you. Give up, I know I did.
How depressing
Hi, i’m new in the Chanel and i don’t mean to be rude but can i ask why you can stand even tho you use a weelchair. I’ve been watching some old videos but i still can’t understand it. Please don’t take my comment on the wrong way 😢
They are an ambulatory wheelchair user which means they can walk but not very far without becoming very very tired or being in pain so using a wheelchair is the best option to be able to do more things and go places, just like how you would use a car,bus or train to go to further places because it’s easier than walking there. Also there are lots of reasons why people who use wheelchairs can sometimes walk and stand. There are lots of different disability which have different symptoms and can cause issues with walking and standing. Not everyone who uses a wheelchair is completely paralysed in their legs it’s a very common misconception because more than half of wheelchair users can walk and stand for some time
Not trying to be rude but why do you sit on a wheelchair when you can stand?
Because I can’t walk very far 😊
People use wheelchairs for a variety of disabilities
I hate to say it…. Join the club
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What?
Why can u stand?
Sometimes they can stand up, but they can’t walk because sometimes their leg is paralyzed so they can’t walk
@@Mystery_man13 thx
Ye
What's it got to do with you? Why are you so rude?
@@melaniebutson7933it’s called being curious instead of being ignorant he’s asking why she can calm down 😂
What do you have? I saw a vid of you standing up to reach something off a shelf
You can watch the other videos to find out
Why are you so abelist you assume only paralysed people need wheelchairs?
Im so sorry but in one of your latest shorts it show how you can get up and get something from the shelf and the comments were DISABLED
And? Probably because of all the abelist comments she is getting. You don't have to be paralysed to use a wheelchair. It's no-ones business why she uses one
I saw a video of you standing up and this is a genuine question but how if you need a wheelchair???
some people choose to use wheelchairs due to issues with pain when walking even short distances, some get fatigue standing for too long, there are people who are at risk of falls, due to balance, muscle co-ordination and even issues with there hearts. There are tons of reasons for people needing wheelchairs, not just being paralyzed
@@thisishowweroll2780 ok thank you for telling me
She cannot walk more than 8 meters without extreme pain or risk of collapsing
Ok thank you both for replying
Need to sync up better.
WHY ARE THE COMM3NTS DISABLED IN THE STANDING TO REACH TOP SHELF VIDEO
Because people are assholes
Because of the abelist people like you. People don't have to be paralysed to use a wheelchair
Not meaning to be rude but how can you stand and be in a wheelchair?
Most people in wheelchairs can walk and stand to some extent. Back to school now.
Limp biscuit made a song about you
Probably your hair.
What?
@@queer_unicorn🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@druckerman247 we're still waiting on the punchline.
@@keepthatawayfromme7471 your mum
@@druckerman247 oh damn that's hilarious, you're british lmaoo
Bro being disabled shouldn’t be your whole personality😅
(Dark humor and seeing if she is not just doing this because she’s disabled) if you can’t handle it leave😊
(Started the biggest war)
Yeah unexpectedly becoming disabled is no big deal and easy to move on from. It’s so easy to be a wheelchair user that it really doesn’t change your life in any significant way (sarcasm)
Seriously, you don’t need to insult disabled people. I’m sure you have more pleasant things you could be doing. These videos are to raise awareness and share experiences with people who can relate
Mr steven universe pfp perhaps you should reflect on what you just said as you seem very butt hurt because someone is struggling with their health, no longer being able to walk, run, open doors properly, etc?
@@BENEVOOH I’m just saying that they shouldn’t make it their whole personality like lgbtq
@@ohrats731I never said being disabled is stupid
PS: Steven Universe would be deeply disappointed by your comment. & by you as a person.
But you can stand?
Does that also mean I can fly upstairs & fly around the room?
And? Not only paralysed people need wheelchairs
Comments should be disabled to match you
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Ay bruh we ain’t on instagram 😆
I feel sorry for anyone disabled in your life
Disabled and gay? Damn. God did punish someone twice
Out of concern, what's wrong with you?
God made her beautiful and blessed her with a loving soul. Unlike you...
What a cruel thing to say
What a cruel thing to say
Perhaps you should consider using some other means of appealing to your own needs besides belittling those who struggle?
I've seen her walking around another videos. She clearly is not actually paralyzed. She just wants to identify his paralyze cause she's a weirdo
I don’t identify as paralysed because I’m not lol 😂
@DisabledEliza then why the wheelchair? Just lazy? Or do you want people to pitty you?
Because I’m not able to walk very far or well, why do you use a car, bus, train when you can walk?
@@DisabledEliza I use those things when I have to travel a long distance.
But I can’t walk more than 8 meters, so do you suggest I don’t go out?