I've been disabled for 10+ years. I had no idea there's a disability pride flag, let alone an entire month. I'm excited to learn more about this & acquire my own disability flag in the near future! Thanks so much, Lucy!
I am disabled and my eye doctor told me that I have a high chance of going totally blind by the age of 15 to 16 and I’m 14 so your videos have helped me understand what it takes if I do go totally blind Thank you Lucy💖
Saying that you were blessed to be born without a disability can be a but insensitive since a lot of disabled people don't view being disabled as a bad thing :D
I'm personally not disabled, but I'm happy that the people who are, have their own pride month, and it's also really cool that you guys have your own flag! I may be a little bit late to say this, but happy disability pride month! Remember, you are loved, and cared for no matter what! ❤️❤️❤️
Happy disability pride! I am not disabled myself but I am wishing all disabled people love and blessings especially this month. Never stop, Lucy. You're a gift to the world!🌻
I’ve been disabled for 30+ years, live in USA and had no idea there’s a disabled pride month. Most people here just treat u like crap and could care less. Or maybe that’s just Texas. Ty Lucy!❤️🙌🏻😇🥰🤗
I was born with a disability and I think it is important for people who live with disabilities to take pride in who they and what they have accomplished in their lives. I always say it is better to take the dis out of disability and look at all of the abilities that each and every one of us have because we are all unique
Lucy, If your reading this I want you to know that I’ve been disabled my whole life because I have aspergers and ADHD. You have made my whole life, thank you so much.
I’m 25 YO I lost the vision in my right eye on Nov 9th 2018 but where I live (US) Being half blind does not consider someone disabled. But I’m very glad they have a pride month to celebrate the hardships disabled people face everyday! You’re a big inspiration to us all Lucy 💕
Fourth!! And also, I love disabled pride month (I have a lot of disabled family members, a girlfriend with bad hearing disabilities and other issues, and some chronic pain myself) My mum has a chronic illness called Fibromyalgia, and the colour to represent fibromyalgia awareness day is purple, so I make up all little purple ribbons and bands for disability month!
oh that's really amazing :D I mean,that you make up with purple during that month . for your family members and your gf the important is that they're happy and you love them :3
The version of the disability pride flag shown here was actually known to cause seizures in some people, so we have an updated version without the zigzags now. I know this was from 2021, but it just showed up on my feed now and I thought I'd share in case this video is new to anyone else too! Love the video otherwise 💖
When I started writing (drawing actually since it’s a comic) my marvel fanfic, I wanted to make a character with disabilities. I’ve never really done this before and wanted to make it realistic. The character was blind for most of the story so far but because magic exists she gets it cured. Just because I made it cured doesn’t mean that I want to drop it all completely cause she still remembers it and I want to make anything that she remembers about being blind realistic and don’t want to mess it up.
This is amazing!! Do mental disabilities count? I haven’t been officially diagnosed, but my therapist thinks I have Asperger’s. Anyways, happy disability pride month!!
I am HoH, Autistic, ADHD, Tourette Syndrome or (TS) and have Auditory Processing Disorder (APD). I call it my alphabet soup. But I try to not let it get me down! I keep going and love myself and fight for the accommodations I need. Such as subtitles, breaks for ticcing and stimming and getting energy out so I can focus.
I never knew there was a disability pride flag. I have a severe hearing disability to the point I need hearing aids and I also have asperges and autism. In the future I might need a hearing dog depending on if my hearing improves or not. I say it’s kinda going downhill. ❤️ respect the disability squad :3
I have ASD and ADHD and I'm proud of being disabled and I do struggle with some things but I'm very happy and any disability wether physical or invisible are valid
I watch all of your videos, you're an amazing lady and I love watching your videos, be proud girl, you're Inspirational and such a lovely beautiful lady ❤
I swear I didn't know this till now I have been disabled asthma and seizures for all my life it was hard dealing with it being disabled and also coming out in the LGBTQIA+ community I'm glad that their is a disability pride month and flag bc people like to make fun of us for stuff we can't control and at least we get some attention but also with regular pride month don't want for just one month to celebrate it in my heart disability pride month and normal pride month is every day, second,hour,minute and year :)
I have scoliosis and because of it I can’t do sports which I want to do but watching your videos and seeing how strong you are makes me feel better about it
Having a disability doesn't mean you should be ashamed, just means your built different. As long as you're positive it's all that matters. Happy disability pride.
@@niko-tt2se What she's saying is we all have our rough days. It's okay to get frustrated or to have a tough time with processing what's happening. Those are valid emotions. It's unrealistic to expect anyone to be upbeat and positive 100% of the time; life doesn't work that way. Working through the negative stuff to get back to a place where we do feel comfortable and okay is an important part of emotional growth for everyone, not just for disabled people.
@@joannestark3023 I totally agree with that I was just stating that it’s better to more positive than negative when dealing with disabilities since it helps people cope with them better and adjust to a new lifestyle
@@niko-tt2se Question: Have you ever personally had to adjust to disability onset? I don't mean had a family member go through this process or watched a friend adapt to changes resulting in disability onset. I mean been through the process yourself. It's a long, emotional process for some people. So to say just maintain a positive attitude and you'll be fine is easy to say but can be very, very hard to do when you're actually adapting to a new situation physically, mentally, emotionally, and psychologically. It takes time, support, and the will to accept what's happening to you to reach a point where you can start to feel comfortable and okay with saying, "I'm blind." Or, "I'm epileptic." Whatever the disability. Learning to balance the negative with the positive when it comes to adapting to a new or worsening disability also takes time to learn.
I'm an albino so I loved this Thanks for brightening up my day Not many people understand how it feels to get the "stare treatment" everytime I'm outside Like have you never seen a completely white human being before 😂 ❤❤❤
Ok, i have been in a wheelchair all my life and i never knew there was a Disability Pride Month or that we had a flag. The things I learn on TH-cam, lol. Well, Happy Disability Pride Month to you as well. Love watching your videos. You are an awesome person.
It's another world of people where they feel the environment and manage themself as perfect lives ,it's not easy at first but God gave them another feature which not in other human beings ,when I close my eyes I feel another world 😭it's not easy at first ,why God makes difference in humans 😭I want that everyone has same quality same features no difference 😭iam really feels sorry for those people's who will survive like this and wish soon they saw real world ❤️
I'm still waiting for Christmas so I can get a flag for y'all even if I can't give it to you. Just know that being disabled should not impact your life badly. Be proud for it instead!
I support and am all for everything you said but I just can't wrap my head around being proud to be disabled... It's not something to be proud of but in the same breath it's also not something to not be proud of.. It's just pride I can't see being an adjective to describe A feeling towards a disability
I remember the video "how does a blind girl match her clothes" if you dont mind or if you have made this video but can you tell us how you pick out clothes like when your shopping? If it isn't to much to ask for
I think she has done a video similar to that, if I remember correctly 🤔 her sister/assistant kinda explain the colour and texture. She mostly feel the texture and said it will be nice to wear this on such-and-such occassion. Also if you're interested in it, you might want to search "Lucy Edward Say Yes to The Dress" or "Blind Girl Say Yes to The Dress" because she was featured in there. You'll see how she choose her wedding dress
She has done several vid on how she put on makeup. One of them is very inspirational and my fave vid. I'll go n see if I can find the link for u. As for the rest, if u r interested in it, you can search for 'lucy edward blind makeup' and it should show up. She has varieties of it, starting from eye makeup, how she knows what color she's using, to a full face makeup tutorial EDIT: th-cam.com/users/shortsTtiIwxbwvL8?feature=share Here's the link to my fave Lucy's makeup vid. If you want something that have more explanation or more like tutorial, you can search for her other makeup vids. They're all very worthwhile to watch!
You always call your fiance your fiance, and it makes me wonder, what are your plans for getting married, having a wedding and such? I want to know what a blind wedding would be like.🙂
"I'm Blind, I'm Not Broken"-Lucy 2021. What a legend she is, I hope she continues being amazing.
Why did I read this as the opposite. I’m very tired so I read I’m not blind, I’m broken
@@owlhousedork6149 I would say get some rest. Its not good to not take care of yourself.
@@musicforever1645 thank you, I went to sleep a few minutes after and I’m feeling better now
@@owlhousedork6149 No problem. We all have those days.
She make Murch out of that qoute
I've been disabled for 10+ years. I had no idea there's a disability pride flag, let alone an entire month. I'm excited to learn more about this & acquire my own disability flag in the near future! Thanks so much, Lucy!
Same and I have been disabled my whole life!
@@rubywebb5208 same!
@@kinggalaxywolf2803 thank you
Wait is she blind cause of she is how did she comment 😳😲🤔
@@Soccer_Ed1tz she uses voice recognition x
I am disabled and my eye doctor told me that I have a high chance of going totally blind by the age of 15 to 16 and I’m 14 so your videos have helped me understand what it takes if I do go totally blind Thank you Lucy💖
i was born without a disability, but im so happy for all the disabled community out there!! this month is YOURS!
Aw thank you for that!!
Most of us weren't born disabled.
Saying that you were blessed to be born without a disability can be a but insensitive since a lot of disabled people don't view being disabled as a bad thing :D
@@verycreativename1865 ahh, my bad!! ive changed my comment 😅
@@ecologist_to_be nobody said they were, this person said that they were then told everybody who was disabled that they're alright
I'm personally not disabled, but I'm happy that the people who are, have their own pride month, and it's also really cool that you guys have your own flag! I may be a little bit late to say this, but happy disability pride month! Remember, you are loved, and cared for no matter what! ❤️❤️❤️
Happy disability pride! I am not disabled myself but I am wishing all disabled people love and blessings especially this month. Never stop, Lucy. You're a gift to the world!🌻
I’ve been disabled for 30+ years, live in USA and had no idea there’s a disabled pride month. Most people here just treat u like crap and could care less. Or maybe that’s just Texas. Ty Lucy!❤️🙌🏻😇🥰🤗
I swear Lucy makes my day better
Same
Same
it’s her personality
HAPPY DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH LUCY 🎆🌹❤️❤️❤️💐💝💝
I was born with a disability and I think it is important for people who live with disabilities to take pride in who they and what they have accomplished in their lives. I always say it is better to take the dis out of disability and look at all of the abilities that each and every one of us have because we are all unique
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I never knew this. That’s so cool!!
I've been dealing with countless disabilitating diseases for years and this makes me so so happy :)
You made my day! Thank you beautiful woman! Love your great happy spirit! Subscribed and like! God bless you always!
Happy Disability Pride Lucy!!! You are the strongest, sweetest, and bravest person I have ever met
I am blind not broken......this went directly to the heart...u r fun to watch really entertaining 👍... Hope someone read this to u ❤️
Saw your videos for the first time today, this one just gave me a slap took me by the shoulders and gave me a good shake. Thanks I needed that.
HAPPY DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH LUCY!!!! U ROCK GURL!!😃😃
Lucy,
If your reading this I want you to know that I’ve been disabled my whole life because I have aspergers and ADHD. You have made my whole life, thank you so much.
Watching just how much passion you have moves me to tears, every video.
I’m 25 YO I lost the vision in my right eye on Nov 9th 2018 but where I live (US) Being half blind does not consider someone disabled. But I’m very glad they have a pride month to celebrate the hardships disabled people face everyday! You’re a big inspiration to us all Lucy 💕
Happy disable pride month everyone!!!🎉🎉🥳🥳
I ❤️ How You Are So PROUD Of YOURSELF ❣️ Sending Much Love & Hugs From WV!! 😁💛
Things like this make me want to actually meet her! She’s so positive.
This should be promoted all over the U.S👍👍👍👍💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
I love how she's trying to look at the camera but she isn't but she just goes on
"I'm blind im not broken" I love this ❤
I love that so much.
'I'm blind in not broken'
Fourth!! And also, I love disabled pride month (I have a lot of disabled family members, a girlfriend with bad hearing disabilities and other issues, and some chronic pain myself)
My mum has a chronic illness called Fibromyalgia, and the colour to represent fibromyalgia awareness day is purple, so I make up all little purple ribbons and bands for disability month!
oh that's really amazing :D I mean,that you make up with purple during that month . for your family members and your gf the important is that they're happy and you love them :3
The version of the disability pride flag shown here was actually known to cause seizures in some people, so we have an updated version without the zigzags now. I know this was from 2021, but it just showed up on my feed now and I thought I'd share in case this video is new to anyone else too! Love the video otherwise 💖
When I started writing (drawing actually since it’s a comic) my marvel fanfic, I wanted to make a character with disabilities. I’ve never really done this before and wanted to make it realistic. The character was blind for most of the story so far but because magic exists she gets it cured. Just because I made it cured doesn’t mean that I want to drop it all completely cause she still remembers it and I want to make anything that she remembers about being blind realistic and don’t want to mess it up.
This is amazing!! Do mental disabilities count? I haven’t been officially diagnosed, but my therapist thinks I have Asperger’s. Anyways, happy disability pride month!!
All disabilities count! ❤
yes! every single kind of disability counts
Yes absolutely!
I never knew that, but I love that it exists and that people get a place to celebrate themselves and their diversity with others instead of hiding
I am HoH, Autistic, ADHD, Tourette Syndrome or (TS) and have Auditory Processing Disorder (APD). I call it my alphabet soup. But I try to not let it get me down! I keep going and love myself and fight for the accommodations I need.
Such as subtitles, breaks for ticcing and stimming and getting energy out so I can focus.
I never knew there was a disability pride flag. I have a severe hearing disability to the point I need hearing aids and I also have asperges and autism. In the future I might need a hearing dog depending on if my hearing improves or not. I say it’s kinda going downhill. ❤️ respect the disability squad :3
I have ASD and ADHD and I'm proud of being disabled and I do struggle with some things but I'm very happy and any disability wether physical or invisible are valid
I also have ASD and ADHD❤
I watch all of your videos, you're an amazing lady and I love watching your videos, be proud girl, you're Inspirational and such a lovely beautiful lady ❤
Lucy hear me out but I LOVE YOUR ACCENT SO MUCH YOUR VOICE BRIGHTENS MY DAY WHEN I WATCH YOUR VIDEOS 😁😁😁
I have a disability and I am proud of it 🥳 🥳
i swear lucy just is the best lucy makes everyone proud and happy she is gold hearted!!!
Thank you so much!! I needed this today!! You're so awesome!! ✨
Happy disability pride month I love your videos ❤️
Aww I have a blind sister. This hit hard, love you Lucy xx
I swear I didn't know this till now I have been disabled asthma and seizures for all my life it was hard dealing with it being disabled and also coming out in the LGBTQIA+ community I'm glad that their is a disability pride month and flag bc people like to make fun of us for stuff we can't control and at least we get some attention but also with regular pride month don't want for just one month to celebrate it in my heart disability pride month and normal pride month is every day, second,hour,minute and year :)
Everyone is equal
Yes but we are treated as less than
I have scoliosis and because of it I can’t do sports which I want to do but watching your videos and seeing how strong you are makes me feel better about it
Having a disability doesn't mean you should be ashamed, just means your built different. As long as you're positive it's all that matters. Happy disability pride.
Disabled people are allowed to be negative as well.
@@ecologist_to_be positivity helps disabled people get used to and live with their disabilities
@@niko-tt2se What she's saying is we all have our rough days. It's okay to get frustrated or to have a tough time with processing what's happening. Those are valid emotions. It's unrealistic to expect anyone to be upbeat and positive 100% of the time; life doesn't work that way. Working through the negative stuff to get back to a place where we do feel comfortable and okay is an important part of emotional growth for everyone, not just for disabled people.
@@joannestark3023 I totally agree with that I was just stating that it’s better to more positive than negative when dealing with disabilities since it helps people cope with them better and adjust to a new lifestyle
@@niko-tt2se Question: Have you ever personally had to adjust to disability onset? I don't mean had a family member go through this process or watched a friend adapt to changes resulting in disability onset. I mean been through the process yourself. It's a long, emotional process for some people. So to say just maintain a positive attitude and you'll be fine is easy to say but can be very, very hard to do when you're actually adapting to a new situation physically, mentally, emotionally, and psychologically. It takes time, support, and the will to accept what's happening to you to reach a point where you can start to feel comfortable and okay with saying, "I'm blind." Or, "I'm epileptic." Whatever the disability. Learning to balance the negative with the positive when it comes to adapting to a new or worsening disability also takes time to learn.
Hey David please tell her her voice sounds so beautiful...DISABILITY PRIDE
She can read comments. So she will read this herself.
She can read comments thanks to voiceover.
You are so adorable I really love your spirit and attitude
Now this is an epic flag
I'm an albino so I loved this
Thanks for brightening up my day
Not many people understand how it feels to get the "stare treatment" everytime I'm outside
Like have you never seen a completely white human being before 😂
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No
@@TinNguyen-rl2xr I know most people haven't....that was the joke lol😂
@@s0m3on3e k
albinos are freaking gorgeous
@@zahrabasiri7784 eh most of them look pretty unattractive ( sorry just saying ) at most the best looking one was a 6.2/10
I didnt know there was a disability prude month u learn something new everyday
Keep it up ur smile and positivity helps
This is amazing. Happy disability pride month!
I have a couple of disabilities and I am on the board of directors at our local independent living centee.
you learn something new everyday
I have been half deaf and half blind for my life since I was between 1 month old and 1 year old I hope you guys dont hate me for this
Ok, i have been in a wheelchair all my life and i never knew there was a Disability Pride Month or that we had a flag. The things I learn on TH-cam, lol. Well, Happy Disability Pride Month to you as well. Love watching your videos. You are an awesome person.
It's another world of people where they feel the environment and manage themself as perfect lives ,it's not easy at first but God gave them another feature which not in other human beings ,when I close my eyes I feel another world 😭it's not easy at first ,why God makes difference in humans 😭I want that everyone has same quality same features no difference 😭iam really feels sorry for those people's who will survive like this and wish soon they saw real world ❤️
Positiveness 😁
You are amazing Lucy!❤️
Lysm Lucy ❤️
Ahh,right after lgbtq pride month!
I had no idea about this
You ar my queen
Yes I'm half dead and I have a few disabilities and I'm very happy about this
I'm still waiting for Christmas so I can get a flag for y'all even if I can't give it to you. Just know that being disabled should not impact your life badly. Be proud for it instead!
This makes me happy. Super cool .. let’s get it going .. great channel..
Happy cause I’m from Boston!
I never knew we had a month 😢
well, it’s decided. I love her
Disability pride!
( I'm autistic btw )
Woohoo! you go girl
I was born with spinabifada and I cant walk I hope some day to get a miracle but i am still happy and proud of who i am happy disabled pride month💗😊
Thanktou its only been a year and some months since my disability but thanks
I know I'm late but HAPPY DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH! I have FND, Auditory Processing Disorder, and ADHD
I support and am all for everything you said but I just can't wrap my head around being proud to be disabled... It's not something to be proud of but in the same breath it's also not something to not be proud of.. It's just pride I can't see being an adjective to describe A feeling towards a disability
It's more about embracing who we are in a world who tries to tell us we don't matter or should feel ashamed
Be proud 😁😁😁😁
How is she so positive
Happy disability pride month Lucy❤️
I'm not disabled but I'm proud for you
I love you Lucy never give up 😄😄😄
I. Disabled kind of know I’m special needs at least for When I was one years old and became special needs/disabled
I didnt know that!! Thats so interesting
I have autism so im getting a autism assistance dog
This is AMAZING! You go girl! Show the world whos boss!
If i close my eyes is it like that
I like your channel💞❤❤
Thanks you can acoomplish so much whent your blind
Happy disability pride month
The disabled flag is so pretty
I Respect You
Happy pride month 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
👏👏👏👏
If i could i would rip my own eyes out and give you my eyes so you could see, but sadly its much more complicated
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I remember the video "how does a blind girl match her clothes" if you dont mind or if you have made this video but can you tell us how you pick out clothes like when your shopping? If it isn't to much to ask for
I think she has done a video similar to that, if I remember correctly 🤔 her sister/assistant kinda explain the colour and texture. She mostly feel the texture and said it will be nice to wear this on such-and-such occassion. Also if you're interested in it, you might want to search "Lucy Edward Say Yes to The Dress" or "Blind Girl Say Yes to The Dress" because she was featured in there. You'll see how she choose her wedding dress
OK your soo amazing, but how do you put on make-up
She has done several vid on how she put on makeup. One of them is very inspirational and my fave vid. I'll go n see if I can find the link for u. As for the rest, if u r interested in it, you can search for 'lucy edward blind makeup' and it should show up. She has varieties of it, starting from eye makeup, how she knows what color she's using, to a full face makeup tutorial
EDIT: th-cam.com/users/shortsTtiIwxbwvL8?feature=share
Here's the link to my fave Lucy's makeup vid. If you want something that have more explanation or more like tutorial, you can search for her other makeup vids. They're all very worthwhile to watch!
You always call your fiance your fiance, and it makes me wonder, what are your plans for getting married, having a wedding and such? I want to know what a blind wedding would be like.🙂
She is planning her wedding pretty sure it was delayed due to covid. She has videos on it she was also on say yes to the dress
Why would it be different from a wedding sighted people plan?
@@ecologist_to_be oh cool thanks
You're a great aspiration to the world
You don’t that’s how
We don’t what?
@@danielledewitt1 you don’t celebrate pride month that’s how
@@bigideaz7777 We do though.