Jo Helps Bride Worried About Lupus Flare-Ups On Her Wedding Day | Curvy Brides' Boutique
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23-year-old Bonnie is getting married in just over a year. Whilst dress searching, she addresses her worries of having a lupus flare up on her wedding say. Jay reassures Bonnie and helps her feel more confident.
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From Season 4 Episode 7
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After watching this episode, I love Jo & Al even more. Sharing with this young woman with Lupus was I'm sure so helpful for her!
Jo ( and Al) make sure their brides feel beautiful and confident . Just my opinion
My opinion also .
Definitely 👏
Very true
My friend Marilyn was not diagnosed with Lupus until she was 12. She had many surgeries in her life and had to learn to walk 3 times (including the first time). She was engaged twice and both times the parents of the men talked them out of marrying her. She gave up. One day, Joe saw her and said, "I'm going to marry her!" She did everything possible to turn him off of the idea. Her mum said, "Take him to your doctor." (Every year, her mum was told that Marilyn would not live another year.) The doctor explained everything to Joe and he said, "I would rather spend one year with Marilyn then my whole life without her." The doctor went into the waiting room and told Marilyn, "If you don't marry him, you're crazy!" They were married for 30 years. Unfortunately, she had a seizure in a confined space alone and her head was smacked back and forth and she died. They travelled all over together and saw a lot of places and did things. Yes, Joe died about a year later. They had the greatest attitudes and never let anything get them down. At the anniversary party I said, "Remember when you married 'in sickness and in health'? Well, I bet you thought you were going to get the good end of the stick. You never thought you would be helping him recover from a stroke and nag him about his diabetes!" She laughed so hard. We all have to just keep moving forward, like you dear Jo. I feel so blessed to have known them and gone some places with them. And I love watching you two beautiful ladies, as well. Thank you.
My sister has lubus. Its very hard on her. God bless Al and Jo. They are angels. ❤ you both for all you do.
She has a great soul. She looks amazing in her dress. Great choice.
Bravo to Jo for being so very honest about her Lupus. I LOVE Jo and Al !
I think ALL ladies ( no matter what SIZE), need Jo & Al for their Wedding attire! Even skinny girls have issues with flat-chested or no bum, no hips, etc. All ladies have issues! They should expand their size ranges for ALL!😊
Awwwww Jo...you are special and you (both) make everyone have hope
My daughter-in-law has Lupus and she has 5 children!
This is so hilarious. Every time I watch these videos and Jo and Al sing out, hello, hello, come through, I answer them out loud, hello, hello….
Well, the other day I was out in real life, and a group somewhere near me met, and they were all saying hello to each other, and I said out loud, hello …
i feel bad for the first bride having to deal with her mother.
Yes, she was just too much!
Come on, Mom! 🙄. My daughter’s wedding dress was not what I would have chosen, but I kept my mouth shut.
I have an auto-immune disease as well (MS) and the best advice is Jo's wise words: don't let it define you !
Eek! Where is the end of this episode?
ikr! I wanted to see the brides in their final choice.
Hi ladies, i love ur advice on making the bride feel confident and comfortable , just believe in these 2 beautiful ladies
Lol how the bride starts out saying "mom's opinions"....................."yeah"🤭😂🤣
More curvy brides with Al and Jo 😊
You go, Jo! Oh, to be so encouraging to Bonnie!! Hugs to you both. I wish we could see the rest of this episode, I feel like it was cut short.
Jo and Al you are both awesome.
Keep up the good work..
❤ Australia ❤
It doesn't attack my organs. It doesn't attack The Creator Of Galaxies' organs.
I am not a romantic but I love watching Jo & Al - their message is so uplifting and positive especially when I am feeling down on myself I now have another reason and that blows my mind - my mother passed away nearly 50 years ago when I was a young teen from complications from Lupus - I have carried that sword of damocles my entire life - to hear Jo now -- I wish I could have heard that so many years ago. God Bless you Jo & Al. Bonnie -God Bless and I wish you a full and happy life.
Lupus survivor here #18yrs 💜💜💜 you go girl
I did not lose my arm. The Creator Of Galaxies did not lose His arm.
So beautiful, I had 5 miscariges too, but keep in believing
Don’t let it scare you too much. My daughter’s friend was told she would not be able to have a child. She is due in august. Doctors are not always right.
Whaaat! Well that was disappointing to say the least
To heal lupus, get DMSO.....
She kinda like selena gomez she has it too
To the question "Who doesn't wanna marry their best friend", it is me, but because my best friend (and soul mate) is my sister. And even if she wouldn't be my sister, I don't think I would have romantic feelings for her.
So what did the brides ultimately choose?
El capítulo completo,por favor!!!!!!!😮😮😮😮😮
u she could just adopt
bla bla do u really believe that is easy?
@@coraline1503 no, but having a child a normal way will be equally as hard for her, no to mention it might endanger her health and the kid will be very likely to be ill as well. If she really wants a child, she will have to work hard for it either way
Love the Lupus episode... hooray supporting the girl with Lupus..... the other half of video just utter nonsense and rubbish! ~
No comment. (Hope the bride with lupus will keep well). Hearing the fellow's voice- - - I don't know what to think-- - - and she needs chin reduction.
Ever heard of: if you have nothing nice to say, rather shut up?
When you don't know what to think, you COULD always try empathy, kindness, love ... there are always plenty of positive truths to be expressed!! After all isn't that why you come here, for a dose of Jo & Al's uplifting, affirming magic with all these beautiful yet wounded women???
You say, "No comment." But you sure had plenty to say.
@wendygorm Those kind of surgeries are expensive and for most people... it is not the first thing that they can attend to at the beginning of their transition..
And... remember Jo and Al are not about judging people negatively. They are really supportive and uplifting.
I realize that it may be a lot for you to get used to. But, does it change your daily life in anyway?
@wendygorm Unfortunately, you didn't follow your gut to withhold comment and instead chose to be ugly and cruel...sadly there is no reduction surgery for that. You chose to be deliberately cruel to two people just trying to be their authentic selves and who weren't being unkind to anyone. It says a lot more about you than it does about them.