This video is proof that it doesn’t cost anything to be a good person. Continue to be extraordinary human beings and giving people these amazing experiences.
Ok, Who's cutting onions around here? This just proves that Lite Brite is not an "influencer". Brittany and Kevin are down to earth people who are living the best life they can and are gracious enough to share that life with us. Brittany is too open to be able to fake emotions and you can see that Kevin is showing his tender side as well (I don't mean his belly).
@@ajourneyinthewild Well technically they do "influence" me but I would not lump them in with the run of the mill "influencers" who are only out for the view counts, ego trips and free stuff. I may be wrong but I think they are completely honest and pay out more money than they get "freebies" which the average "vacuous influencer" aspires to.
My best friend passed away from ALS & we took care of him for 3 YEARS with the most expensive & advanced machines & tactics available. I miss him soooo much. ALS i a terrible, horrible disease because your mind remains strong and your body becomes weak and un-usable, all while your mind knows what's going on but can't do anything about it. It has to be torture on the inside!!! Thank you @LiteBrite for getting involved with ALS & spreading the word. We need lots more research on how we can slow down or even stop the progression of this disease!
It took my neighborhood one year and half until ALS took his life. He was such a great guy and missed him a lot! I was always around him and helping him when I was young. It was 7 years ago already. Missed him so much!
@@sethgleason1749 It appears sometimes it’s slow progression and sometimes it’s fast my father was like a year after diagnosis. I’m sure your neighbor appreciates you being around him to help him out they are very aware of their surroundings
Gosh I'm 48 years and had to stop the video a few times to wipe off the Crocodile tears. Best wishes for Tim and plenty of courage for his WHOLE Family. Kevin and Brittany you guys deserve both Medals of HONOUR... 🤠
Thank you! This hit home for me also. My dad had a stroke at 57, then cancer from 9/11 at 58, then came back at 60, 61, and finally now his levels are ok. He worked his whole life and planned to travel after retiring at 60. Now he can't travel, or do normal things because of the side effects from the stroke and cancer. SO, when this happened back in 2008, He said to me, Rob travel while you can, take pictures for me. So I started to as I could, being a single dad with two kids it was hard. But as they got older, and as my dad always told me about the Jeep he had ( that was wrecked by a drunk driver that hit him in 2003) I decided to buy my first Jeep. Then I started going on the beaches here, and learning to drive it. Then a second Jeep, but grew out of it. So fast forward to today, this year after ordering a new Gladiator that finally arrived on my birthday!, I drove it all the way to Sedona and Moab, which is where I found you guys as I was looking for info on the trails. I have since gone to Rausch Creek, AOAA, and joined a Jeep club, but also mainly was getting into the over landing and watching Brads videos during Covid shut down. My dad now many years later is doing amazing. It was hard in 2016 when we lost my mom, but he now has 3 hotrods and is selling them all to buy a Jeep again after all these years. He now drives himself around and even takes small road trips, but can't take him wheeling because he can't get into my Jeep. But that will be in the future when he gets his. So thank you for reminding me/us how far we have come and what a battle it has been. Also thank you for inspiring me and him , and your videos have helped me learn, and travel, so I can show him what I see when I am out there. You guys really have changed lives. You never know what life will bring you tomorrow, so why not grab today and make the best of it. You never know!
Never say never and never say can’t. We had a guy that belonged to our Jeep group that was a quadriplegic that wheeled with us. He had a ramp built so he could ride his wheelchair up to the side of his Jeep and then with the help of other members of our Jeep group we got him transferred into the Jeep. It was tough but the smiles it brought to his face was well worth it. I myself am disabled. We have a step that he hang off of our sliders that helps me climb into our Jeep that is on 37’ tires and on a 6” rock Krawler lift. With the help of my better half we make it work as I have some of my best times trail riding. Find a way to get your dad into your Jeep to take him wheeling if it is just one time so you can build those memories together to last a lifetime.
@@SuZQ4361 Thank you so much for sharing this! This as become such a positive hope for us to get him out there and live life! You all help every little step!.
You guys are awesome. Thank you for what you do. I've watched you for so long and wanted a Jeep even longer. But life always seemed to get in the way. So finally in April of this year, at the age of 52 I bought my first Jeep. My wife always said "someday" whenever I talked about buying one. When I brought it home she was more than a little mad, but I said "someday is today" and now she loves it. One of the biggest reasons I finally bought my Jeep is because of you guys but especially the video of Brittany's uncle . It really hit me that there is no "someday" only today. Thank you guys for being such awesome people. We have already had so much fun and are looking forward to so many more adventures.
Best wishes to Tim and Anita. And thank you Brittany and Kevin for sharing their story and reminding us to live life while you can - tomorrow is not guaranteed. PS: Who are the soulless, heartless a-holes that gave this video a thumbs down.
Never let an insurance company tell you something medically needed isn’t covered. When my father was sick my mother always appealed the Insurance companies decisions sometimes 7 or 8 times and even going into arbitration but she rarely lost. She use to say “I never lose I win or learn”
This is AWESOME. Thank you. My wife was diagnosed in 2018 with a really rare disease called LEMS, Lambert Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome. An auto immune neuromuscular disease. 2 years later she was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. You're spot on about not wasting time, living life, enjoying family and living life to the fullest. Through love of family, friends and the power of our Holy Father, she's still here fighting and enjoying a quality of life that is still fulfilling to her. Again, thank you for caring enough to do what you do. God Bless.
My physical decline is nothing compared to what he's having to deal with and I can so identify with his frustration that he's going through being sidelined from life.
Man the fact that 28 people had the gall to hit the thumbs down button on this video of all videos is slightly infuriating. Keep up the positive vibes Lite Brite, yall are awesome!
When I was 17 My sister passed at 29 from ALS. I’m now 29 my self and I’ve tried to put myself in her shoes and can’t imagine someone passing at such a young age. Things like this really change you, and you can only honor their life by not wasting a second of yours. I’d like to believe that she would be proud of the life I’ve lived, doing as much as I can and enjoying every second of my life. Unfortunately ALS doesn’t get easier on anyone, but know that you are not alone and there are many support groups of people that have gone through this. I truly wish you and your husband the best.
It's crazy how God works through us because you know that there's a purpose to everything, but I literally came across this by accident. I've been obsessed with the new Ford Bronco and saw the LiteBrite Nation vlog with it (and the amazing 15 year old driving the Ranger). I had never been exposed to Brit and Kevin's sweet content until now so I kept watching the next video which was this story. Ironically, watching the Bronco video was my escape from the freight train news of my beloved cousin telling us the news of being diagnosed with ALS. We are about to begin our journey and it would not have been right to continue scrolling without leaving a comment. I can't say thank you enough to Tim and Anita for being so candid with everything. I appreciate everything about this video and it was just what I NEEDED to see. Yes, go out and live. Continued prayers to Tim, Anita, TNT Idaho and much respect to the Lite Brite Nation Movement!
I've lost two friends to ALS in the last 10 years, and it's a terrible disease to watch anyone go through. You guy's are awesome for stopping and bringing some extra joy into their lives.
ALS is terrible. I have worked with several people with ALS in my line of work and have lost a very good friend to ALS. Life is short. Enjoy your life, friends, and family while you can. Tomorrow is not guaranteed. Thanks guys for making his day.
My father passed from ALS in 1985. It is a horrible disease. God bless Tim and Anita and god speed. Thank you Kevin and Brittany for giving Tim a great surprise.
My stepson's father passed away from ALS when he was around 7 years old. I didn't always get along with his father, but I wouldn't wish ALS on my worst enemy. It was heartbreaking bringing him to visit his father who was like Tim in this video. He couldn't speak or show any emotions, and his son was too young to really understand what was going on, but you know that those visits meant the world to him. You guys are awesome for doing this. I'm sure this made Tim's day!
As a ALS warrior I want to thank you for helping this man with his rig, and for bringing awareness to this sucky disease. P.S. get with the ALS Association to get help with assisted living, they have hooked me up with loaner equipment.
Dang, my wife and I just got back from a rip in our RZR, and over dinner, got to talking about how uncertain the future is. Then I watch this video. It just hammers it home, that you need to take advantage of opportunities in life, because they may pass you by quicker than you expect.
Your mission to visit Idaho was so much more important than a run through the desert. Thank you both for just being you. Kevin and Brittany your hearts and minds are in the right place. Thank you for visiting Tim and Anita.
God bless you for making this man's day. I've worked with the ASL Association for years, building and adapting wheelchairs as fast as possible to make life just a little better. I befriended so many. It is so hard. What you've done is the best medicine.
I didn't know that I was going to wake up on Sunday morning and have a Ton of Tears running down my Face from a New LBN Video! So Great of Ya'll to Stop by and Make this Families Day,Much Love!👍👍👍
My dad was a lineman for the power company and came down with ALS in 2000. He noticed he wasn’t able to climb as well like his arm was weak. It took a year or so to diagnose. He lived till ‘05, I was his care taker. A very similar and sad story, he just progressively got weaker in the arms and legs till he was in a power chair, then his voice got weaker, then eventually his lungs. I held his hand as he passed in his hospital bed. It’s crazy to think they still don’t know the cause, there is no treatment, some claim meds and therapy may slow the progression but not significantly and it’s 100% terminal. God bless them and I’m sure they were glad y’all made it out to see him. 🙏
I couldn’t not leave a comment on this video, the thought and message behind it, to galvanize people to live their lives to the fullest, is as compassionate as it can get. I’m glad you both are doing it because we could use a little more of that unity and care for others that this channel so clearly shows every video. Thank you for being awesome people and hopefully you were able to make one mans life just that much more fulfilled.
My wife and I are prepping to go full time on the road. We are both in our mid-sixties. We are also looking forward to joining the E3 association, and have been watching The Lite Brite nation for a long time. Even though we are not yet a part of the association yet, we are so proud that someone cares enough to show this kinda of love to his neighbor "Tim", This is what living this life is about helping those in need with compassion and love. God blesses Good Samaritans like this Association. Thank You Lite Brite Nation. Thank you Kevin and Brittany, oh and you too Jelly!
Very touching, my mother in law went from, being active, the life of the party, to being quiet and staying in her own bubble. My mother in law has been deteriorating due to dementia. This disease slowly and surely robs its victims of mind, mobility, and eventually body’s the ability to breathe, swallow, or even have a heartbeat. Prayers
Brittney, love your blue line flag pants!! Thank you guys for being brave enough to show your support for law enforcement! I’ll be in Flagstaff next month for the Overland Expo. Hope to see you guys there!
Well I wasn't planning on crying this morning, but it is what it is. Prayers and hugs to Tim and his family. The biggest thing to take away from this is that our lives are not set in stone, and to definitely live your life like there is no tomorrow, because tomorrow is not guaranteed.
Thanks for the message. Our hearts go out to Anita & Tim! May the Lord bless you all through these times. And thanks to Kevin & Britt for bringing this to our attention. And Britt, love the Blue-Line support!
Wow, how this hit home watching this video. My dad passed from ALS last October after being diagnosed in August. We knew something was wrong for months prior but doctors just couldn't put the clues together until then. Seeing Tim and the stage he's at hit home harder than I could explain but the way you came in and gave him the chance to meet you speaks volumes to your character and being so grounded. This was a reminder about giving it your all in life and I hope more people hear that message.
@6:12 This is exactly true. Thank you for saying this. Yes, a persons' mind remains 100% strong while ones' body basically shuts down around them. Can you imagine how horrible this disease is?!! You guys, seriously, thank you for doing this because awareness and more money for research is needed desperately!!!!
I have ALS and have watched your channel since the beginning. I was diagnosed in May 2018. The first thing I did was bought a 2016 JKUR and upgraded the hell out of it. I offroaded it for a year before I no longer could. Great video guys!
Life is so much bigger then all of us. Way to go guys!! This is some of the reason why you are loved all over the country real people doing real things. Taking the time to remember you not just huge TH-cam starts, you have heart, class, and you truly care for other people besides your self !! 🙏🙏
ALS sucks! I have lost my dad and two of my uncles to it. So frustrating. I lost my Dad last summer and couldn’t even be by his side because of Covid. Love each other and take care of each other!
My best friend lost his wife 7 years ago to this horrible disease, and my childhood friend Nancy is in the final stage of her battle with ALS. Thank you guys so much for bringing light to this, it’s more common than people realize. ❤️❤️😢
It was so awesome that you were able to get to meet Tim and his family. I'm sure he appreciated you being there. Goes to show you how precious life truly is and how not to take anything for granted! Jelly looked so adorable in her yellow t-shirt 💛 Safe travels and be well be blessed 🙏
I lost my best friend from high school to ALS about four years ago. We also lost a friend of the family around 10 years ago to ALS. I am so sorry for your husbands condition with ALS.
Thank you so much for taking the time to go meet him. It shows what great people you two are!! Im sure it meant the world to him and made his day!! Wish there were more channels and people in the world like Lite Brite…..
When I showed my dad this video he almost cried. You guys are pretty awesome, I love the fact that you guys are this active with your fans. I love you guys.
Ooof this one was rough. My friends mom had ALS and hers started with speech and went south. At least we had her able to be at his wedding. Y'all wrecked me with this. So sorry to hear of this Tim and the fam. Such a cool representation of the family of off-roaders. Good job LBN !!!! Side note, where do ya get the cool TBL leggings? Health insurance is a racket for sure.
God Bless you folks! Doing something like this for someone who may not have the otherwise opportunity is AMAZING! Years ago I met some folks out at Pismo Beach Oceano Dunes that where offering rides to folks with mobility issues and basically stuck at camp watching everyone have fun. I can't tell you how many times I would have tears streaming down my face being so touched by the act of kindness that day and every time like now just thinking of the moments I seen there. I hope that if I accomplish anything more in my life I get my condition more stabilized and recover financially to be able to be the actor that provides such heart warming times for those in need. You folks are an amazing inspiration. God Bless Lite Brite Nation
So wonderful that him and his wife got to meet you 2... you 2 are amazing and wonderful people..... Glad your able to bring awareness in your own way.... what a tear jerker.... egarly awaiting your next video...Safe travels
As someone who was diagnosed with Parkinson's at 42, I truly understand to live every day as there is no tomorrow. I have given up some things that are important to me and I have started other things that mean the world to me to get to do.
After watching this I'm so proud to be one of your subscribers and follow your journeys. I agree with Brittany with calling your love ones and keeping in touch with them. Happy Trails to both of you!
I have always said, save for tomorrow, but don't forget to live today. You guys are fantastic and great video. Make a plan and work the plan. Load that Jeep up and go wheeling. Just make it happen. Bad things happen to all of us, It is all in how you handle it. Live life and inspire others when possible.
Thank you Brittany & Kevin for showing all the love and compassion to this family. You touched me and so many others by doing this. Thanks for sharing.
It's amazing the thing you both do alot of people get to were your at in ure life's and then never care what's going on with other people. It is a great thing to see that their is people left in this world that isn't afraid to go above and beyond for other people. Keep up the great work both of you..
Thank you both for making Tim's day. That was so unselfish of you both to take the time to make that visit. I've enjoyed ALL of you wheelin vids but I have to say that this one captured my attention, fully. I'm 69 and thank the lord I'm in pretty good shape and health. This video made me realize that I'm on the wheel going around and around, working and not fully taking advantage of my time and living life to the fullest.. Going to make some changes in that regard. Don't get me wrong - my past was full of excitement and adventure but as of late, its been pretty much work, sleep, eat, rinse, repeat. Love you guys. Hope to meet you some day when your in Florida.
Wow, Tim’s TJ is so beautiful! My buddy, a younger M.D./PHD has ALS, and it’s frustrating we can’t get this stuff cured. Live your life! A great message out of a bad situation. Solid video!
This video was the hardest one that I've ever had to watch from you guys. My mom died of ALS back in Sep 2010, which she had been diagnosed in 2006. It was the hardest thing I've ever had to go through and deal with. it was an awesome thing for you to do that and make that family's day so memberable. And I love the phrase, as my mom was so tough to battle that disease as best she could and she shined all the way through it till the end. Much love to you guys and appreciate the video more than you know.
I've lost two co-workers to ALS. It's a horrible disease and it really hurt to see what happened to them. I wish her all the best. I'm crying just watching as I know what she is going through. God bless and thoughts and prayers with the family.
My brother as ALS he still alive I call him a lot. I have stage four cancer. I watch each of your video all the time. I don’t have a off road rig just my RC rock crawlers I do video on and dream of crawling and overlanding. Keep it up you guys are awesome.
Who would have the gall to give this video a thumbs down, some people are just heartless, I can feel for her and the family, my wife has dementia and all our plans after retiring are gone. Love and prayer to her and her family.
I know the feeling. My mom died of cancer 7 yrs ago. It was slow at first then ravaged her at the end. Its painful everyday . Can't bring her back, but sure do miss her!
Wow this was a tough one. I recently lost my mother and this one really touched my heart. You guys are amazing people, thank you for sharing this story with us.
This video represents the Lite Brite ethos through and through. You do make a difference , broadening horizons, showing opportunity , appreciation of wheeling & the environments and friendships it opens up. Life is certainly not a rehearsal. Go make the most of everyday, talk to friends and family, Go Explore, we have one life so live life to the full. Keep spreading the word and enjoy everything, everyone, every minute. One Life, Live it!
Man that is rough but for the grace of god we have our mobility, me I really appreciate it after busting my back in a motorcross accident but after an operation and shear will I am mobile ish well not everyday and have a lot of down time where I have had to accept that is my lot, but nothing terminal, it is so sad that it seems to be active people and just on retirement a lot, man nice one guys much respect to you and my heart goes out to this family no words are in my head can to console them. And yes it is not cheap being disabled it cost's daily not just special equipment heating, travel, vehicle adaption's yep it is not easy.
I've lost 2 of my best friends' fathers to ALS. One was like my second Dad. It is a nightmare, and it hurts seeing other people going through this. Thank you for informing people of this horrid disease!!! Much respect!
I just got off the Rubicon Trail this morning and I wouldn't have done it if it had not been for Kevin and Brittany pushing people to get out and enjoy life. I lost my favorite aunt to ALS 20 years ago. Praying for Tim and his family. Brittany, no more crying, it's not a good look for you 😉... you and that man of yours are doing so much to change peoples lives for the better. Thank you both, keep it up!
I know what you're going through my grandmother died of ALS, about 38 years ago. It's tough to watch someone go through something so horrible. PRAYERS.
How is it there is ppl that give this video a thumbs down? Great video y'all and goes to show how the litbright nation is not only a following but a family
Too many people retire thinking they have so much life to live after retirement then find out that they have something like this or just drop dead shortly after retirement. My grandfather developed a lung disease a few years after retirement. We took him camping and everything while he could. I still miss him sometimes. I am thankful I have my parents and still can go fishing and camping trips with my dad. My heart goes out to the family. I am one of those that doesn't own an off-road vehicle but do have a 4x4 truck.
You guys are amazing! We watched this and we were crying along with Brittany. You give us faith in the world with your compassion and love. God bless you. We love you! 💕
Kids..., never doubted you guys having genuine & honest hearts & above that we're celebrity crap! This good job today & your great deeds doesn't need rewards as long as it fills your hearts. As always, be safe & forever vigilant... America 1st!
You two rock! Britney your not the only fighting back tears. My mom fought one of the orphan cancers( cancers that are so rare there's basically no research) she did everything she wanted too right up until the end. I asked why don't you slow down. She said because there is still stuff to do and fun to be had. Thanks for sharing this with us and spreading the word about ALS... I've known two friends that had it. One was just 36 when he was told he had it. Like the Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia my mom had... ALS needs all the light focused on it there's got be a answer. Thanks again.
Lost my Dad in April to Parkinsons, it was very difficult to see him suffer with his disease. I miss him very much. Very cool that you guys were able to do this for this family.
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This video is proof that it doesn’t cost anything to be a good person. Continue to be extraordinary human beings and giving people these amazing experiences.
Ok, Who's cutting onions around here? This just proves that Lite Brite is not an "influencer". Brittany and Kevin are down to earth people who are living the best life they can and are gracious enough to share that life with us. Brittany is too open to be able to fake emotions and you can see that Kevin is showing his tender side as well (I don't mean his belly).
They are influencers. And down to earth people. ;)
@@ajourneyinthewild Well technically they do "influence" me but I would not lump them in with the run of the mill "influencers" who are only out for the view counts, ego trips and free stuff. I may be wrong but I think they are completely honest and pay out more money than they get "freebies" which the average "vacuous influencer" aspires to.
Positive influencers! I wouldn't have come as far as I have with out watching them do it and giving us ideas and info on local parks and trails!
Thank you Lite Brite for visiting him...he can't express it but we all know he loved seeing you both...and Jelly
Your family sounds like amazing, wonderful people. My heart is with you!
My best friend passed away from ALS & we took care of him for 3 YEARS with the most expensive & advanced machines & tactics available. I miss him soooo much. ALS i a terrible, horrible disease because your mind remains strong and your body becomes weak and un-usable, all while your mind knows what's going on but can't do anything about it. It has to be torture on the inside!!! Thank you @LiteBrite for getting involved with ALS & spreading the word. We need lots more research on how we can slow down or even stop the progression of this disease!
I am so sorry
Sorry for your loss
Thanks for everything you did to take care of them.
It took my neighborhood one year and half until ALS took his life. He was such a great guy and missed him a lot! I was always around him and helping him when I was young. It was 7 years ago already. Missed him so much!
@@sethgleason1749 It appears sometimes it’s slow progression and sometimes it’s fast my father was like a year after diagnosis. I’m sure your neighbor appreciates you being around him to help him out they are very aware of their surroundings
Gosh I'm 48 years and had to stop the video a few times to wipe off the Crocodile tears.
Best wishes for Tim and plenty of courage for his WHOLE Family.
Kevin and Brittany you guys deserve both Medals of HONOUR... 🤠
Thank you! This hit home for me also. My dad had a stroke at 57, then cancer from 9/11 at 58, then came back at 60, 61, and finally now his levels are ok. He worked his whole life and planned to travel after retiring at 60. Now he can't travel, or do normal things because of the side effects from the stroke and cancer. SO, when this happened back in 2008, He said to me, Rob travel while you can, take pictures for me. So I started to as I could, being a single dad with two kids it was hard. But as they got older, and as my dad always told me about the Jeep he had ( that was wrecked by a drunk driver that hit him in 2003) I decided to buy my first Jeep. Then I started going on the beaches here, and learning to drive it. Then a second Jeep, but grew out of it. So fast forward to today, this year after ordering a new Gladiator that finally arrived on my birthday!, I drove it all the way to Sedona and Moab, which is where I found you guys as I was looking for info on the trails. I have since gone to Rausch Creek, AOAA, and joined a Jeep club, but also mainly was getting into the over landing and watching Brads videos during Covid shut down. My dad now many years later is doing amazing. It was hard in 2016 when we lost my mom, but he now has 3 hotrods and is selling them all to buy a Jeep again after all these years. He now drives himself around and even takes small road trips, but can't take him wheeling because he can't get into my Jeep. But that will be in the future when he gets his.
So thank you for reminding me/us how far we have come and what a battle it has been. Also thank you for inspiring me and him , and your videos have helped me learn, and travel, so I can show him what I see when I am out there. You guys really have changed lives. You never know what life will bring you tomorrow, so why not grab today and make the best of it. You never know!
Never say never and never say can’t. We had a guy that belonged to our Jeep group that was a quadriplegic that wheeled with us. He had a ramp built so he could ride his wheelchair up to the side of his Jeep and then with the help of other members of our Jeep group we got him transferred into the Jeep. It was tough but the smiles it brought to his face was well worth it.
I myself am disabled. We have a step that he hang off of our sliders that helps me climb into our Jeep that is on 37’ tires and on a 6” rock Krawler lift. With the help of my better half we make it work as I have some of my best times trail riding.
Find a way to get your dad into your Jeep to take him wheeling if it is just one time so you can build those memories together to last a lifetime.
@@SuZQ4361 Thank you so much for sharing this! This as become such a positive hope for us to get him out there and live life! You all help every little step!.
You guys are awesome. Thank you for what you do. I've watched you for so long and wanted a Jeep even longer. But life always seemed to get in the way. So finally in April of this year, at the age of 52 I bought my first Jeep. My wife always said "someday" whenever I talked about buying one. When I brought it home she was more than a little mad, but I said "someday is today" and now she loves it. One of the biggest reasons I finally bought my Jeep is because of you guys but especially the video of Brittany's uncle . It really hit me that there is no "someday" only today. Thank you guys for being such awesome people. We have already had so much fun and are looking forward to so many more adventures.
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Best wishes to Tim and Anita. And thank you Brittany and Kevin for sharing their story and reminding us to live life while you can - tomorrow is not guaranteed. PS: Who are the soulless, heartless a-holes that gave this video a thumbs down.
This is what I love about the off-road community
Never let an insurance company tell you something medically needed isn’t covered. When my father was sick my mother always appealed the Insurance companies decisions sometimes 7 or 8 times and even going into arbitration but she rarely lost. She use to say “I never lose I win or learn”
This is AWESOME.
Thank you.
My wife was diagnosed in 2018 with a really rare disease called LEMS, Lambert Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome. An auto immune neuromuscular disease. 2 years later she was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.
You're spot on about not wasting time, living life, enjoying family and living life to the fullest.
Through love of family, friends and the power of our Holy Father, she's still here fighting and enjoying a quality of life that is still fulfilling to her.
Again, thank you for caring enough to do what you do.
God Bless.
Prayers to him and all families fighting ALS..
My physical decline is nothing compared to what he's having to deal with and I can so identify with his frustration that he's going through being sidelined from life.
Best wishes
Man the fact that 28 people had the gall to hit the thumbs down button on this video of all videos is slightly infuriating. Keep up the positive vibes Lite Brite, yall are awesome!
When I was 17 My sister passed at 29 from ALS. I’m now 29 my self and I’ve tried to put myself in her shoes and can’t imagine someone passing at such a young age. Things like this really change you, and you can only honor their life by not wasting a second of yours. I’d like to believe that she would be proud of the life I’ve lived, doing as much as I can and enjoying every second of my life. Unfortunately ALS doesn’t get easier on anyone, but know that you are not alone and there are many support groups of people that have gone through this. I truly wish you and your husband the best.
It's crazy how God works through us because you know that there's a purpose to everything, but I literally came across this by accident. I've been obsessed with the new Ford Bronco and saw the LiteBrite Nation vlog with it (and the amazing 15 year old driving the Ranger). I had never been exposed to Brit and Kevin's sweet content until now so I kept watching the next video which was this story. Ironically, watching the Bronco video was my escape from the freight train news of my beloved cousin telling us the news of being diagnosed with ALS. We are about to begin our journey and it would not have been right to continue scrolling without leaving a comment. I can't say thank you enough to Tim and Anita for being so candid with everything. I appreciate everything about this video and it was just what I NEEDED to see. Yes, go out and live. Continued prayers to Tim, Anita, TNT Idaho and much respect to the Lite Brite Nation Movement!
I've lost two friends to ALS in the last 10 years, and it's a terrible disease to watch anyone go through. You guy's are awesome for stopping and bringing some extra joy into their lives.
ALS is terrible. I have worked with several people with ALS in my line of work and have lost a very good friend to ALS. Life is short. Enjoy your life, friends, and family while you can. Tomorrow is not guaranteed. Thanks guys for making his day.
My father passed from ALS in 1985. It is a horrible disease. God bless Tim and Anita and god speed. Thank you Kevin and Brittany for giving Tim a great surprise.
It's moments like this that make me proud to have a Lite Brite sticker on my Jeep!! Nice job!
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My stepson's father passed away from ALS when he was around 7 years old. I didn't always get along with his father, but I wouldn't wish ALS on my worst enemy. It was heartbreaking bringing him to visit his father who was like Tim in this video. He couldn't speak or show any emotions, and his son was too young to really understand what was going on, but you know that those visits meant the world to him. You guys are awesome for doing this. I'm sure this made Tim's day!
Amazing, I do not know you Anita and Tim
But truly touched
Life is tough but so am I
Will take this with me forever
Thank you Lite Brite for sharing their story. You both are bringing the world love
As a ALS warrior I want to thank you for helping this man with his rig, and for bringing awareness to this sucky disease. P.S. get with the ALS Association to get help with assisted living, they have hooked me up with loaner equipment.
Dang, my wife and I just got back from a rip in our RZR, and over dinner, got to talking about how uncertain the future is. Then I watch this video. It just hammers it home, that you need to take advantage of opportunities in life, because they may pass you by quicker than you expect.
I say this everyday. You aren't promised tomorrow and everyone just gave up a year in fear of a virus. It's heart breaking.
Your mission to visit Idaho was so much more important than a run through the desert. Thank you both for just being you. Kevin and Brittany your hearts and minds are in the right place. Thank you for visiting Tim and Anita.
God bless you for making this man's day. I've worked with the ASL Association for years, building and adapting wheelchairs as fast as possible to make life just a little better. I befriended so many. It is so hard. What you've done is the best medicine.
I can't believe how much I'm balling my eyes out right now lol.
Damn onions are everywhere right now... Kevin and Brittany are such great people!
I didn't know that I was going to wake up on Sunday morning and have a Ton of Tears running down my Face from a New LBN Video! So Great of Ya'll to Stop by and Make this Families Day,Much Love!👍👍👍
My big sister passed away from ALS about 15 years ago. She was about the same age as Tim. You Guys are Awesome!
My dad was a lineman for the power company and came down with ALS in 2000. He noticed he wasn’t able to climb as well like his arm was weak. It took a year or so to diagnose. He lived till ‘05, I was his care taker. A very similar and sad story, he just progressively got weaker in the arms and legs till he was in a power chair, then his voice got weaker, then eventually his lungs. I held his hand as he passed in his hospital bed. It’s crazy to think they still don’t know the cause, there is no treatment, some claim meds and therapy may slow the progression but not significantly and it’s 100% terminal. God bless them and I’m sure they were glad y’all made it out to see him. 🙏
I couldn’t not leave a comment on this video, the thought and message behind it, to galvanize people to live their lives to the fullest, is as compassionate as it can get. I’m glad you both are doing it because we could use a little more of that unity and care for others that this channel so clearly shows every video. Thank you for being awesome people and hopefully you were able to make one mans life just that much more fulfilled.
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My wife and I are prepping to go full time on the road. We are both in our mid-sixties. We are also looking forward to joining the E3 association, and have been watching The Lite Brite nation for a long time. Even though we are not yet a part of the association yet, we are so proud that someone cares enough to show this kinda of love to his neighbor "Tim", This is what living this life is about helping those in need with compassion and love. God blesses Good Samaritans like this Association. Thank You Lite Brite Nation. Thank you Kevin and Brittany, oh and you too Jelly!
I lost my Dad to ALS. He fought it for seven years of HELL! God Bless you both.
My uncle passed away from ALS
He was strong and vibrant and then a short time later he was like this gentleman struggling day to day
Very touching, my mother in law went from, being active, the life of the party, to being quiet and staying in her own bubble. My mother in law has been deteriorating due to dementia. This disease slowly and surely robs its victims of mind, mobility, and eventually body’s the ability to breathe, swallow, or even have a heartbeat. Prayers
Brittney, love your blue line flag pants!! Thank you guys for being brave enough to show your support for law enforcement! I’ll be in Flagstaff next month for the Overland Expo. Hope to see you guys there!
We will be there
Well I wasn't planning on crying this morning, but it is what it is. Prayers and hugs to Tim and his family. The biggest thing to take away from this is that our lives are not set in stone, and to definitely live your life like there is no tomorrow, because tomorrow is not guaranteed.
Thanks for the message. Our hearts go out to Anita & Tim! May the Lord bless you all through these times. And thanks to Kevin & Britt for bringing this to our attention. And Britt, love the Blue-Line support!
Britt, Kev, you guys are absolute rock stars, I'm blessed to have met you. Thanks for the inspiration, positivity, and all the hard work you do.❤️🤍💙
Wow, how this hit home watching this video. My dad passed from ALS last October after being diagnosed in August. We knew something was wrong for months prior but doctors just couldn't put the clues together until then. Seeing Tim and the stage he's at hit home harder than I could explain but the way you came in and gave him the chance to meet you speaks volumes to your character and being so grounded. This was a reminder about giving it your all in life and I hope more people hear that message.
@6:12 This is exactly true. Thank you for saying this. Yes, a persons' mind remains 100% strong while ones' body basically shuts down around them. Can you imagine how horrible this disease is?!! You guys, seriously, thank you for doing this because awareness and more money for research is needed desperately!!!!
I have ALS and have watched your channel since the beginning. I was diagnosed in May 2018. The first thing I did was bought a 2016 JKUR and upgraded the hell out of it. I offroaded it for a year before I no longer could. Great video guys!
So glad you're able to surprise Tim! My cousin passed away recently from ALS, she was lucky enough to live several years after being diagnosed.
Life is tough but so are you!! We need more of this.✌️❤️
Life is so much bigger then all of us. Way to go guys!! This is some of the reason why you are loved all over the country real people doing real things. Taking the time to remember you not just huge TH-cam starts, you have heart, class, and you truly care for other people besides your self !! 🙏🙏
Wow, this caught me off guard. You are two real people, and my girls and i hope to run into you on a trail someday. Keep rockin'!
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ALS sucks! I have lost my dad and two of my uncles to it. So frustrating. I lost my Dad last summer and couldn’t even be by his side because of Covid. Love each other and take care of each other!
My best friend lost his wife 7 years ago to this horrible disease, and my childhood friend Nancy is in the final stage of her battle with ALS. Thank you guys so much for bringing light to this, it’s more common than people realize. ❤️❤️😢
It was so awesome that you were able to get to meet Tim and his family. I'm sure he appreciated you being there.
Goes to show you how precious life truly is and how not to take anything for granted!
Jelly looked so adorable in her yellow t-shirt 💛
Safe travels and be well be blessed 🙏
I lost my best friend from high school to ALS about four years ago. We also lost a friend of the family around 10 years ago to ALS. I am so sorry for your husbands condition with ALS.
Thank you so much for taking the time to go meet him. It shows what great people you two are!! Im sure it meant the world to him and made his day!! Wish there were more channels and people in the world like Lite Brite…..
I love you T N T! Thank you for being strong and brave nough to share your story with the world!
When I showed my dad this video he almost cried. You guys are pretty awesome, I love the fact that you guys are this active with your fans. I love you guys.
Ooof this one was rough. My friends mom had ALS and hers started with speech and went south. At least we had her able to be at his wedding. Y'all wrecked me with this. So sorry to hear of this Tim and the fam. Such a cool representation of the family of off-roaders. Good job LBN !!!! Side note, where do ya get the cool TBL leggings? Health insurance is a racket for sure.
Thank you for the kind words! And, Curves n combat boots!
This is sad but they wanted you guys there and he knows that you are real 💯 💙
God Bless you folks! Doing something like this for someone who may not have the otherwise opportunity is AMAZING!
Years ago I met some folks out at Pismo Beach Oceano Dunes that where offering rides to folks with mobility issues and basically stuck at camp watching everyone have fun.
I can't tell you how many times I would have tears streaming down my face being so touched by the act of kindness that day and every time like now just thinking of the moments I seen there.
I hope that if I accomplish anything more in my life I get my condition more stabilized and recover financially to be able to be the actor that provides such heart warming times for those in need.
You folks are an amazing inspiration. God Bless Lite Brite Nation
Thank you for sharing this! Makes me rethink some things….
So wonderful that him and his wife got to meet you 2... you 2 are amazing and wonderful people..... Glad your able to bring awareness in your own way.... what a tear jerker.... egarly awaiting your next video...Safe travels
As someone who was diagnosed with Parkinson's at 42, I truly understand to live every day as there is no tomorrow. I have given up some things that are important to me and I have started other things that mean the world to me to get to do.
Thank you so much for sharing and being a part of everyone's lives.
Life is made to live.
After watching this I'm so proud to be one of your subscribers and follow your journeys. I agree with Brittany with calling your love ones and keeping in touch with them. Happy Trails to both of you!
Very moving. Great what you all did. God Bless
I have always said, save for tomorrow, but don't forget to live today. You guys are fantastic and great video. Make a plan and work the plan. Load that Jeep up and go wheeling. Just make it happen. Bad things happen to all of us, It is all in how you handle it. Live life and inspire others when possible.
Thank you Brittany & Kevin for showing all the love and compassion to this family. You touched me and so many others by doing this. Thanks for sharing.
Shout out to Brit's Uncle and Tim, these men are Legends! Remember kids, heroes are remembered, but legends never die.
It's amazing the thing you both do alot of people get to were your at in ure life's and then never care what's going on with other people. It is a great thing to see that their is people left in this world that isn't afraid to go above and beyond for other people. Keep up the great work both of you..
I just want to say Brittany and Kevin, you guys rock. Your video sends out a powerful message to people. And thank you for doing this for Tim.
If you didn't tear up while watching you are a heartless person. Great job Lite Brite.
Thank you both for making Tim's day. That was so unselfish of you both to take the time to make that visit. I've enjoyed ALL of you wheelin vids but I have to say that this one captured my attention, fully. I'm 69 and thank the lord I'm in pretty good shape and health. This video made me realize that I'm on the wheel going around and around, working and not fully taking advantage of my time and living life to the fullest.. Going to make some changes in that regard. Don't get me wrong - my past was full of excitement and adventure but as of late, its been pretty much work, sleep, eat, rinse, repeat. Love you guys. Hope to meet you some day when your in Florida.
Wow, Tim’s TJ is so beautiful! My buddy, a younger M.D./PHD has ALS, and it’s frustrating we can’t get this stuff cured. Live your life! A great message out of a bad situation. Solid video!
This video was the hardest one that I've ever had to watch from you guys. My mom died of ALS back in Sep 2010, which she had been diagnosed in 2006. It was the hardest thing I've ever had to go through and deal with. it was an awesome thing for you to do that and make that family's day so memberable. And I love the phrase, as my mom was so tough to battle that disease as best she could and she shined all the way through it till the end. Much love to you guys and appreciate the video more than you know.
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THIS is why we are Lite Brite Nation.
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I've lost two co-workers to ALS. It's a horrible disease and it really hurt to see what happened to them. I wish her all the best. I'm crying just watching as I know what she is going through. God bless and thoughts and prayers with the family.
My brother as ALS he still alive I call him a lot. I have stage four cancer. I watch each of your video all the time. I don’t have a off road rig just my RC rock crawlers I do video on and dream of crawling and overlanding. Keep it up you guys are awesome.
Who would have the gall to give this video a thumbs down, some people are just heartless, I can feel for her and the family, my wife has dementia and all our plans after retiring are gone. Love and prayer to her and her family.
Great video……..thanks for sharing
I know the feeling. My mom died of cancer 7 yrs ago. It was slow at first then ravaged her at the end. Its painful everyday . Can't bring her back, but sure do miss her!
Wow this was a tough one. I recently lost my mother and this one really touched my heart. You guys are amazing people, thank you for sharing this story with us.
This video represents the Lite Brite ethos through and through. You do make a difference , broadening horizons, showing opportunity , appreciation of wheeling & the environments and friendships it opens up. Life is certainly not a rehearsal. Go make the most of everyday, talk to friends and family, Go Explore, we have one life so live life to the full. Keep spreading the word and enjoy everything, everyone, every minute. One Life, Live it!
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Man that is rough but for the grace of god we have our mobility, me I really appreciate it after busting my back in a motorcross accident but after an operation and shear will I am mobile ish well not everyday and have a lot of down time where I have had to accept that is my lot, but nothing terminal, it is so sad that it seems to be active people and just on retirement a lot, man nice one guys much respect to you and my heart goes out to this family no words are in my head can to console them. And yes it is not cheap being disabled it cost's daily not just special equipment heating, travel, vehicle adaption's yep it is not easy.
I am in a similar situation and it helps to hear about others.
I've lost 2 of my best friends' fathers to ALS. One was like my second Dad. It is a nightmare, and it hurts seeing other people going through this. Thank you for informing people of this horrid disease!!! Much respect!
I just got off the Rubicon Trail this morning and I wouldn't have done it if it had not been for Kevin and Brittany pushing people to get out and enjoy life. I lost my favorite aunt to ALS 20 years ago. Praying for Tim and his family. Brittany, no more crying, it's not a good look for you 😉... you and that man of yours are doing so much to change peoples lives for the better. Thank you both, keep it up!
Yup don't let life pass you by ...enjoy every moment.
I know what you're going through my grandmother died of ALS, about 38 years ago. It's tough to watch someone go through something so horrible. PRAYERS.
How is it there is ppl that give this video a thumbs down? Great video y'all and goes to show how the litbright nation is not only a following but a family
Trolls that don't deserve our attention.
Thank You for doing that for them. My mom passed in 2011 from ALS. It’s a horrible disease. It did teach me to live my life to its fullest. Jeep On!
Too many people retire thinking they have so much life to live after retirement then find out that they have something like this or just drop dead shortly after retirement. My grandfather developed a lung disease a few years after retirement. We took him camping and everything while he could. I still miss him sometimes. I am thankful I have my parents and still can go fishing and camping trips with my dad. My heart goes out to the family.
I am one of those that doesn't own an off-road vehicle but do have a 4x4 truck.
You guys are amazing! We watched this and we were crying along with Brittany. You give us faith in the world with your compassion and love. God bless you. We love you! 💕
Kids..., never doubted you guys having genuine & honest hearts & above that we're celebrity crap! This good job today & your great deeds doesn't need rewards as long as it fills your hearts. As always, be safe & forever vigilant... America 1st!
Literally balling through the whole video. Just an amazing tribute to a great man and wonderful family!!
In tears... I know a little about this having had a cousin die from this a few years ago. It was awful seeing him slowly die,
This was tough to watch but it proves the character of Brittney and Kevin. You two are some very rare people, and I love you both!
You two rock! Britney your not the only fighting back tears. My mom fought one of the orphan cancers( cancers that are so rare there's basically no research) she did everything she wanted too right up until the end. I asked why don't you slow down. She said because there is still stuff to do and fun to be had. Thanks for sharing this with us and spreading the word about ALS... I've known two friends that had it. One was just 36 when he was told he had it. Like the Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia my mom had... ALS needs all the light focused on it there's got be a answer. Thanks again.
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Perfect Sunday morning release, Thank You
Ooooofff! Well that just put a knot in my throat... God Bless You "TNT", I send my Love, and Prayers!
What a great family. Thanks for being kind to them. We need more people like you in this world. People who care.
Lost my Dad in April to Parkinsons, it was very difficult to see him suffer with his disease. I miss him very much. Very cool that you guys were able to do this for this family.
You guys are so kind to go out there and see them. I was right where Brit was at when they were talking about ALS.
As a wheelchair user I love seeing content like this