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Samantha Buck
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2014
Family Life with children, one with Cerebral Palsy
Accessible Power Boat Driving
Alfie went on an adapted power boat that allows wheelchair users to steer
@wetwheelssolent9944 wet wheels Hamble
Great success
@wetwheelssolent9944 wet wheels Hamble
Great success
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Chin switching One Switch Gaming Laptop Gold Miner
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Alf is getting very accurate at Chin Switching Practicing his timing
29 January 2023
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On board a Virgin Flight Gatwick to Orlando. Alf is sitting in his Tomato seat inserted in the plane seat checking out the puréed food for Blended Diet
Inside a UK seaside Hotel A full changingplaces the first one to do so in the UK
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Changingplaces toilet inside the Bournemouth Hotel the first of its kind FULL ACCESS
Blending a sandwich and crisps if you are on a blended diet PEG fed
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Add 250 - 300mls water Or other fluid to the sandwich and crisps and blend for 2 minutes in a high power blender I am using the NutribulletRX in this video
Blended diet Prepping a meal
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Beef Stew, potatoes, broccoli and courgette plus 250ml water ish Blend it for 2 minutes Store in the fridge in a microwave safe container It’s good for 3 days Job done
Chin Switch Smart Power Chair Line Follow
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Chin Switch Smart Power Chair Line Follow
Outside track linefollow Smart Power Chair
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Outside track linefollow Smart Power Chair
Line follow Smart Power chair with custom seat
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Line follow Smart Power chair with custom seat
Wheelchair bike Cycling to Disability Bike Club
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Wheelchair bike Cycling to Disability Bike Club
Wheelchair bike On the running track at the club
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Wheelchair bike On the running track at the club
Universal studios stay in wheelchair ride
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Universal studios stay in wheelchair ride
Universal studios stay in wheelchair carousel
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Universal studios stay in wheelchair carousel
Zen-o portable oxygen concentrator part2
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Zen-o portable oxygen concentrator part2
Single switch power chair on a line follower No Crash
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Single switch power chair on a line follower No Crash
Low tech eye pointing family board game Cerebral Palsy
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Low tech eye pointing family board game Cerebral Palsy
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Dónde puedo comprar esa rampa y que la instalen también y cuánto cuesta
げんきですか?
Is it painful? I noticed him flinch and was just wondering
I have a tube myself and no venting isnt painful.
Google Smile smart chair
hello there. Can you tell me who made these control devices for the wheelchair to operate the wheelchair with the head? Thanks and Greetings
Hes cute his smile
Hahahahah 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Please post more videos!!
who are you
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😳👋✔️fj
do u have your own hot tub?
It stopped charging for me until I plugged it into my Xbox 😭
Well he seems like a useless person. So he would of been kick out the house
I can picture this kid mowing the lawn
Brilliant idea
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Hi. I know this video is older but I was curious about your experience at Universal Studios with a wheelchair. There are endless videos of peoples' experiences at Disney and I know they are accommodating on most rides but I can't really find this same level information for rides at Universal and was hoping to get your perspective on it. Thank you!
Hi, don’t believe the reception desk when they say you can go on the ET ride, it isn’t true Most of the accessible stuff is shows
Awww❤
Nice play, kid👍
He's a cool kid
And I really do understand it
You can only exercise it so long then he gets tired out
He's able to hold it for like 2 seconds
I am very smart about this stuff
So it's easier for him to hold his head up
And he needs robotics to help him along the way
And they have to help him build-up the strength
He has to build-up his strength
He has the functions but they're low motor skilled
It's a really hard process for him
He's having a hard time holding his head up
Not the lecturals are not connecting
Most of them I think that they have just nervous problems
I can see that they go through a lot
Hi
Imagine clowning on someone in rocket league on this thing
XDDDDD
You’d be a clown if a disabled person killed you with this goofy thing 💀💀
omg rocket league would be so much fun with this
I love hot tubs
@Samantha Buck are you on face book where we can chat i would love to chat with your family not many friends here and love to chat whith how ever i can
Don't Pass the Buck on FB
@@samanthabuck9035 this is you fb page
Hello everyone! I’m Kris and I also have a cerebral palsy. I have a TH-cam channel too. th-cam.com/channels/AnWHv0taF60l-_-YEiVdRg.html
love seeing people get to use these places wish we had them here in the USA you guys are very lucky
A lot of serious campaigning for years,
Oh Alfie you are such a handsome young man! You are so good looking....but I'm far too old for you! Lol I am an official OAP at the end of May! Someone somewhere will be looking for a young man like you. Your determination is amazing! I was sorry to see you were in pain after going to school. I used to be in agony every single day after going to school. I should have started using a wheelchair much earlier then I would have been able to enjoy going to school. I didn't start using a wheelchair until I was around 28 or 29. In those days it was unacceptable for people who could walk to use a wheelchair. It didn't matter how much pain the walking caused it was just NOT ALLOWED! I mean no-one could stop a person from using a wheelchair but years later when I applied to look at my medical notes I was certainly mocked, ridiculed and abused by the medical profession for making the decision to use a wheelchair. When I started using a wheelchair it meant I could enjoy life instead of being in pain every single minute of every single day. Of course, like you, I had to make sure to exercise intensely every day to keep my muscles strong. It meant I was able to preserve my energy to do other more important things in life. It also meant I didn't need to take as many pain medications which was brilliant. For once in my life I was able to take my young Daughter down to the beach. Every day after school the other children at her school went to the play park which was only about 150 yards or metres from my home but it made my feet blister and bleed and caused terrible joint pains. It was lovely when my very kind neighbour borrowed a a wheelchair from the M.S. Society. I didn't have M.S. but they were very pleased to be able to help me. I borrowed a really old chair from them. It didn't have any kerb climber and I had to "jump out" at every kerb while my neighbour manoeuvred the wheelchair for me. My neighbour then took me to a Disability Exhibition in London but I couldn't afford any of the wheelchairs there. However, I met a lady who was sailing around really fast in a brilliant powered wheelchair and she had a "For Sale" sign fixed to the back of her chair! Lol We followed her and managed to speak to her. Luckily by coincidence she lived within 10 miles from my home. She had two wheelchairs for sale. It was a difficult decision which one to buy. In the end I went for the one which had a reclining seat and elevating leg rests. It was a massive help because I could later my position every 20 to 30 minutes to enable me to rest different muscle groups. I couldn't sit up very long but with the help of that chair I could manage to last a whole morning. OK I better log off. My shopping delivery is arriving very soon! Bye for now Alfie. Speak to you soon! Do you like listening to music? I love music.
Poor lad! All this compulsory PE.
This is good for him and he will know that it's essential to his well being to exercise every single day. When people are unable to walk or do things as others usually do we know we NEED to exercise every day to survive. He probably really enjoys doing this as it will give him a sense of achievement. People who have Cerebral Palsy are usually gifted with extremely high levels of intelligence. Far higher than the National Average. I think this is because the areas of the brain which are NOT damaged work extra hard to compensate for the areas which are damaged. I'm disabled so I have mixed and known many people who have Cerebral Palsy. I don't actually have it myself. However every single person who I have met who does have Cerebral Palsy have been highly intelligent individuals. Maybe Alfie's Mother could clarify this. To me Alfie clearly shows that he has a very high level of intelligence. Alfie - you should be very proud of all your hard work! Keep it up!
@@GigglingStar Sorry, I wasn't expecting to be taken seriously. It really was just a flippant remark. I was forgetting that it might be seen outside the UK.
@@gharwood1356 That's fine. You don't need to apologise. It's good that people question things and by questioning things it gives either the original poster or someone else to respond giving us the opportunity to explain and educate anyone who views the videos in the future. Educating people about the lives of those who have different abilities is essential. I hate it when I post and someone criticises me. Even at my age I get really upset and very sensitive. I didn't want to make you feel like that. It's actually a positive thing to question everything in life and shows that you are interested, intelligent and open to being educated further. A true asset to society! I'm sure there are many days when Alfie feels exactly as your original post indicates. I don't know Alfie or any member of his family personally. I'm just an older person who was born with a mainly invisible muscoloskeletal genetic condition and many other serious medical conditions. I live in the UK and being disabled myself I have mixed with other disabled people most of my life. I'm going to be an official OAP this month so I have many years experience of the trials and difficulties of disabled individuals. ALL comments are usually welcomed by the original posters but they are frequently so busy trying to survive they get little time to respond. That's why it's so important that people like us question things and respond when we have any experience of a particular subject. So thank you for your original very valuable post which shows you have a deep understanding of how Alfie must frequently feel about having to work so hard to just survive.
We've missed you guys a lot we want more videos big fan❤️❤️🥰
Can you the link for the machine
Cute tongue😍😍😍😍
Disagree to disagree
A very interesting video. I congratulate you. Sammy, if you have time one day, explain us step by step the video of how you make a hamburger or sandwich. (similar to facebook but explained in detail)
th-cam.com/video/AbAPr4R6bPE/w-d-xo.html
Sammy love it. I have learned to put the subtitles in English. 😀😃
Thanks!!😘
Great mum! this channel is inspiration, thank you
How are you?I commented because there was no post recently.But I always watched the close relationship between my family with a smile.I'm looking forward to the video.😊