MY FIRST AMPUTEE STEPS! OMG Can't Believe It! [CC]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2018
- I CAN’T BELIEVE I’m saying that I got to walk for the first time on my new prosthetic leg post-amputation today!
For those wondering, the leg I have here is an Ossur Proflex XC Torsion.
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Fourteen years of pain and failed ankle surgeries brought me to 2018, when I made the difficult decision to become a twenty-seven-year-old below-the-knee elective amputee. This channel is to document my journey of amputation surgery, recovery, and reclaiming my life.
You don't need your hands, and you don't need your feet. But your knees, and your elbows are really important. With the prosthetic legs, and feet they have these days, in a year or two you may from time to time actually forget which one is the fake one. And then there is this, I have over the years pulled at least ten nails out of the bottom of my fake foot. And it didn't hurt one bit. One more thing, and this is important, DO NOT TAKE ANY CRAP FROM THOSE WHO BUILD YOUR NEW LEG. If something isn't working for you ( like if it hurts, or something ) don't let them tell you that you'll get use to it. Don't accept that crap, and make them fix it, cause they can.
That's really good to know! Thank you for all of that, I truly appreciate that!!
@@FootlessJo I have had a fused ankle for 14 years now and know what your talking about with the repeated surgeries after each one you can't walk for about 6 months, its really frustrating. I went about 3 years before I got a solid fuse with no pain, but the limitations of the fusion are frustrating. I'm interested in seeing how you adapt to the new prosthetic and how you think it compares to the fusion.
G R A ...sounds like great advice!
"knees are really important".. makes me feel blessed for having two messed up knees😂 had surgery on one after years of pain and dislocating and now the other is acting up.. the human body is amazing when if works, but one piece out of place/defective and all hell breaks loose 😂😂
@@essiadeoliveira I hear what you're saying. As a person that has no hands, and only one elbow, I know how important elbows are. I have only one foot but two knees. The leg that's missing the foot has a messed up knee and so I have a brace on my artificial leg to support it. Better a messed up knee, than no knee. I have a friend that's missing his knee and getting around is much harder for him.
2:55 HE HAS A FLOWER PEN THAT'S SO CUTE
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Wiktoria Kawecka I thought the EXACT same🥰🙏🏻
I was so confused what he's doing with dat flower until I got that it's a pen. :')
I thought the same, and realized that that should be like a little dosage of "cuteness". And that is so important for these people. I loved it.
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I’m not an amputee and I don’t personally know any, but your reflections on getting through hard parts of life and being authentic to yourself and your emotions is so relevant and important to me :)
Ruby-Clare, thank you so much for saying that! I truly appreciate it! I'm so glad they could resonate with you. I think that a lot of grief or just the human experience of emotion is common to so many. Thank you for listening!
Ruby I feel the same way The strength and courage shown in her story showed me, its okay to be me. I can't explain but it gave me much comfort.
been binging your videos for the past half hour, your story is amazing and I'm so grateful to you for sharing it through these videos!
CharliMarieTV Awh thank you so much Charli Marie! 💜 You are so sweet to say so!
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You’re such a breath of fresh air because you’re just so raw with your emotions and you don’t try to lie to yourself. I love how you’re so honest with how you feel instead of faking it because that’s what you” should” be feeling
You should become a speaker for amputee patients you are so positive and upbeat. Your a beautiful lady inside and out..
Chad Gillespie oh gosh thank you! I actually want to be a speaker! I’ve practiced public speaking for years and do it on other topics but would love to do it for amputees now’ thanks for your encouragement!
I’m not an amputee but seeing her thrive through her hardest times makes me feel like everyone should take it how she does . Positively and confidently and with humour. I’m grateful for having found your channel because amputee or not.. your personality is really motivating.
Cant lie these videos of yours really touch me, getting my leg amputated soon also . . 10 surgerys later, decided to go with the amputation, ur vids make me feel better about it
You and I both had 10 surgeries prior to amputation! I'm so sorry you're facing this...and I know a lot of people probably tell you this, but there is honestly life after amputation. If I can answer any questions or anything, let me know! I know its a hard decision to make, but for me, it was definitely the right one.
Footless Jo yea it feels like its the right choice, i was in a motorcycle accident and broke every bone in my leg , broke my hand and fractured my skull, everything healed but my tibia had an infection, after 7 months of crazy surgeries & going to hospital every single day for 3 months now nothing has gotten better, so its my only choice, it sucks but i know life would get better for me, thanks so much for replying means alot to me 👌🏻❤️
John Reyes Oh My Goodness!!! ☹️☹️☹️ I’m late but I’m sorry
John, I wish you all the best for your upcoming surgery. It's going to be hard, but with your strength and courage you'll come out the other side ready to take on the world once again. You're very brave for making the decision to amputate. A year from now, with a prosthetic, you'll be walking around pain and carefree, feeling like yourself again. Living life in constant pain is no life, and I'm with you all the way
@@ayeayefri acupuncture is pseudoscience-there is no objective basis for believing its effectiveness.
Is anyone gonna talk about how the leg guy used a flower pen? So cute 🌸❤️
Keep on keeping on. I’m so interested in your story and look forward to seeing more.
Haha that was actually what I was saying to him when the music was playing and I took the audio out! I said it matched his complexion well. Lol. Thank you so much for your support and for being part of this journey!
I’m your 100th like! Hehe felt a little happy seeing it change to 100 😋 have a great day! ✨
That's a pen! I was wondering what he was doing with a flower.
I think I speak for hundreds of people:
WE LOVE YOU! YOU'RE TREMENDOUS!
As I'm reading through all these comments there are so many tears in my eyes and even more from your beautiful comment, THANK YOU. ❤️ Your words touched me and were so kind and amazing to me!
Great job. It didn't take me so long to walk even being a double amputee myself. It was so hard though for the first time but eventually got it. Great job girl!
Found your story by accident on a little youtube crusade! I think it is awesome that you are sharing your progress and experiences. It's really brave of you to share this! You are an inspiration, keep it up and all the very best in your continuing recovery :) x
I love how she’s always so happy no matter what is happening . She stays so strong during hard times . That’s such a beautiful thing . She is so grateful for everything and we could all learn from this . 😊
“Take a couple steps” or kick total butt?
That is ridiculous they didn't make sure their floors are clean, I am so sorry that happened.
Your mum is so sweet. I am so happy for you, thank you for showing us this Jo, I started to cry with happiness for you
Thank you so much for all of this, Honor - as always! Your support means the world to me!!!!
I don't know how many times I've gone into restaurants and felt a greasy film on a tile floor. My wife does legal transcription and she's had to type up a case where a woman cracked her skull because of it. It's not uncommon and I'm guessing it means someone was lazy with the mop.
Just don't get discouraged. You're through the hardest part now, Everything from now on is going to get much much better. I got my first leg 10 weeks post op, had to walk with crutches for 3 weeks, then one crutch for 2 weeks and a cane for a few weeks before I could walk without pain in my stump (Named Dr. Nubinstein). Granted I weigh probably double what you do but it's all good. Now I can walk without even a limp and wear my leg from 7am to 11pm daily without getting tired.
I have chronic depression and sometimes I feel the same way about being happy. It’s super scary to do something that you know is exhausting and different. I love your channel
I am a Physical Therapist Assistant, and watching you progress has been such a pleasure! It's the best part of my job when patients make breakthroughs towards their goals!!
I have a chronic illness that makes pain management and energy levels so important. When you said in your video to be honest with yourself, and honest with others... this really resonated with me. It’s okay to be where you are at, and to feel what you are feeling in that moment. Thanks for sharing. It inspires those of us who are struggling with our own stuff to be courageous.
Good morning Jo, I'm so happy for you and it was almost 1 year ago that I took my first steps on my first prosthetic leg in the same room and I was mega excited ! They advised me to use my crutches for the first week or so but after 3 days I was walking around the house without them as for me the walking came fast to me but everyone is a little different but you look like you will pick it up very fast. They always make your next appointment out 1 week in the beginning but if you have an issue don't hesitate to go back to get it corrected as a couple of times I made it 3 days and had to go in to get it adjusted and most was quick and minor changes that made a huge difference in my walking.
I have tears of joy for you .. those that disliked this obviously don't know what you really went through ...Iwent through this 3 years ago with my ex husband .. he had a freak accident at work and they ended up taking the right leg . It started as a below knee but they ended up having to go back and do an above knee .. he went through a rollercoaster of feels .. and still has problems .. I still have his day one video of walking for the first time me and Josh (the guy that made his leg) had tears he didn't think he would walk again he had the biggest grin ever!.
I’ve been through a life full of heart problems, but your attitude just makes me happy and I feel more positive.
I freaking LOVE your positivity. And your realness! Also, your mom sounds like a gem!
I’ve never jumped over to a video so fast!!
I’m so happy for you hun. You’re walking in it so well and I’m honestly so proud. You get to have your life back! This is only the beginning💪🏽I can’t wait to see where you go from here. I can’t wait to see you hiking, jogging, horseback riding, and so much more.
The mental strength you have Jo is astounding, thanks so much for sharing your experience with us. even when you dont feel like filming. I love horse riding too x
My sister lost her right lower leg a few days ago while working it was a traumatic amputation she nearly die. I’m so glad she’s alive although I’m sad because no one is with her at the hospital due to the pandemic, I recently found you and I’m glad I did and I can’t wait for my baby sister to begin her recovery and show her your videos. I know it’s a long road ahead of her but I would be there every step of the way. I want her to know there is light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you for your videos and sharing with us.
I am an amputee and so I kind of know the feeling of when you take your first step... it feels amazing, right? You are such an incredible woman xxx keep up the amazing work ❤️ I became an amputee two years ago and I still can’t talk about it like you xxx thank you xxxx
I just started watching your videos today I’m glad you were on my recommended you are one of the most empowering, pretty and strong people I’ve ever “met”(not actually met but you know) I can’t relate to your journey but I love seeing you on this process and taking on this journey can’t wait to see what’s the next step on this wild ride in life 💕
Your positive attitude is seriously contagious. Thank You. Even if every day isn't a great day, which I can well imagine it isn't, I truly admire how you find the positive within the challenges. I have all of my limbs and yet I still often struggle to find the positive aspects of life. Props!
Your positive attitude is an inspiration. Well done you!
Your attitude towards this ordeal is so heartening, I can't help but swell with tears at some points and smile at others. All the very best Jo! :)
You made me cry. You are AMAZING!! I WILL be following you and cheering you along the way! I’m so glad for you that you are allowing yourself to feel whatever you need to feel at the moment! You WILL do this!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is an amazing story, so glad to have found your channel.
After only two videos I have to say... your personality and outlook on everything and just the way you speak is so uplifting and positive and inspiring to someone like me! I'm so caught up with my thoughts and I put so much emotional weight behind everything, but listening to you rationalize and say everything out loud... I just love listening to it, as weird as that sounds.
Thanks for making these videos! My brother got his hand chewed-up by a machine at work when he was 18. Although he wasn't in pain as the gears had severed the nerves, his damaged finger started getting in the way, it would go purple in the Winter...so, he made the decision to get it amputated. He got a really good surgeon that took out the entire index finger and knuckle. He was so much happier after the surgery.
I love the way you tell your story’s, very straight to the point and at a good pace your voice is soothing as well!
Im really happy seeing your continued progress Jo! You deserve the life you are sesrching for my friend, keep up the good spirits ☺
Seriously,I almost had tears in my eyes when you took your first steps.I've found you a few days ago and Jo-you have such a great personality!
she is turning a negative thing into something so positive and i love it!!
I’ve been on a binge watch of your videos since your first video popped up on my suggestions earlier and I got to say your such a inspirational person and truly are amazing the moment I seen you take your first steps I cheered it was amazing to see, I cannot wait to follow your journey and wish you all the love on the rest of your journey ❤️
You got this girl, keep up the good work. My father turns 62 tomorrow and is a double amputee one leg has been gone for 3 years and the other just a year. He’s doing amazing so I know you will too!! Stay positive ❤️❤️❤️
I love your attitude towards your situation! It's real and honest and yeah. Keep going, you're awesome!
Thanks so very much for sharing your journey. My DH, 75 years old, just had an above the knee amputation. The problem first started after a “dirty” (supposed to sterile but wasn’t), knee surgery seeded a nasty infection that kept coming back again & again. After YEARS of fighting one serious infection after another, each requiring various types of heavy duty IV or “P.O.” Antibiotics. His doctors finally told him, oh-so-gently and kindly, that his body was worn out from the fight. He needed to have an above the knee amputation.
That has been done. Naturally he had complications with that, too, but he just got transferred to an excellent rehab-only hospital for three weeks of intense rehab.
I’ve appreciated your site so much because I’ve been wondering what to expect, etc.
I still don’t know what he will need when he FIRST comes home. All they’ve said is that he can take sponge baths for awhile. (How is that gonna comfort a man who loves to take a hot shower at night before he goes to bed? He gets to do that at rehab. What do I need to do for him to be able to do that when he gets home? I wish someone would tell me!)
Your video was recommended on TH-cam and I just watched 3 videos in a row, I couldn't stop. You are beyond brave and strong. I don't know why but I started crying when I saw you taking first few steps. Thank you for sharing such amazing videos with us!
YAY!!! Congratulations 🎉 This is the first day of the rest of your new life!! 😊And it's so awesome to see the process of how they make everything, how you learn to use it, etc. I love knowing that there are so many nice people out there who dedicate their careers to helping amputees.
Even though I can't really relate, your videos mean a lot to me. So honest and genuine. You're an amazing person.
Wow... You are a WARRIOR. I am sending so much light and love your way. You're truly incredible. I hope life will give you only the best of the best, but I'm not worried at all about that because you deserve it so there's no way you're not gonna be rewarded by the universe for being such an open hearted angel. I have just discovered your channel 10 minutes ago and I'm in love with you and your view on everything. Keep being so awesome! I absolutely adore you. Thank you for doing what you do and being who you are and sharing all of that with the world! All of the happiness in the world to you and your family ✨❤️❤️❤️😘😘
HEEEYYYY HEEEYYY HEYYYYY. LOOK AT YOUR SOARING!!!!!!!!!!!
Ah thank you SO MUCH girl!!!
Oh my gosh Jo I’m so happy for you Im actually crying after the first step 😭 That was so sweet of your husband to meet you there, I know my boyfriend is a huge anxiety reliever for me so I’m sure that helped with your initial feelings. You look GREAT *big hugs*
Haley, thank you so much! And exactly, he helped my anxiety soooo much and made me feel so much more confident. I'm so glad your boyfriend is your rock, too! I appreciate your support so much girl!
Hi jo! I love how straightforward you are with your emotional processing. You are so Great!
OMG! I cried for you. I am a new sub here. I am not an amputee but was 1 legged for 5 years. After many disappointing failed surgeries I finally got my final surgery and began walking in September. I feel all your emotions which also weren't always what I or others would expect them to be. I do have to wear a special hoot for life but I'm walking and getting my life back one step at a time. I'm super happy for you and live your energy and spirit. Be real. Be you. ❤️❤️❤️
I chose to have a BKA and the surgery was on March 8, 2019. I watched your video with the rats where you explained how this all happened and the process of deciding to have it done rather than wait for it to be a "must do" instead of a "ready to". I applaud your courage to be proactive about your health, best wishes and keep driving forward.
Aww this makes me so happy to see you aren’t in pain thank you for sharing your special story also love your channel!
I get casted next week sometime. A lot of things running through my mind. I just keep telling myself I am happy to be alive. The blood clots in my case could have ended me. I have a genuine appreciation for those that I can influence in a positive way and also adore those that are sympathetic to my situation. Keep trucking girl you look like your doin great and above all maintain that positive attitude as it helps us in those really bad times. I can relate to what you’re saying... I can also relate to what you’re not saying. All the best in the coming new year.
Hey my fellow amputee friend! Its a weird club to be a part of, isn't it? Not something either one of us probably ever "wanted" for our lives, but it sounds like you too are making the best of it (good and bad days included!). It can be a lot to mentally process, but we'll both keep taking it piece by piece. Keeping that deep appreciation for life alive is so amazing. I hope that beautiful things continue your way. Good luck with your casting this coming week!
I seen a really interesting pic on a amputee support site I was on. It was of a lighthouse in the ocean being totally ravaged by the waters around it. I commented on that site that I feel many times like I am that lighthouse. I can be a beacon for those around me helping to give them hope and inspiration yet at the same time I am totally compromised and at the mercy of the elements around me. The ones that maintain this lighthouse are myself and a few loved ones! How bright I choose to shine my light is up to me!
GO JO! GO JO! So happy for you. You are so inspiring. Thanks for taking us on your journey.
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH. 😭💖 I commented 6 days ago saying I couldn't wait to see you take your first steps, but I did not expect it to come around so soon! You're such a trooper, I can't even imagine the pain of walking when your leg is still tender and not fully healed. Sending so much love. Xo
So excited for you! Couldn't stop grinning watching you take your steps!
I liken the excitement to watching a baby taking their 1st steps. It truly is a moment to renember! Glad you got it on video😊
Oh my gosh Dennis THANK YOU! So much!!! 😊 That means so much to me. Gosh. I'm just all teary going through all these amazing comments like yours!
Wow. You are such a strong person!!! I am so glad you shared your story. Makes smaller problems seem so much more feesable compared to how strongly you handled you situation! Keep it up!!!
Im so happy and proud of you! Congratulations on a major step reached 🎉🎈Im glad that you’re being more honest with yourself about your mental health and emotions. Self awareness is the key to happiness ❤️
I can’t believe how positive you are about the whole situation, you aren’t letting it tear you down. I admire that so much.
You’re doing AWESOME! I’m so happy for you, that you finally get this done! I’m a recent member of your channel but it’s SO inspiring and you’re SUCH as strong person!!
Awh thank you SO much Emma!!!!
I love the real honest video of your journey. CONGRATULATIONS on your success!
Its funny how you were hoping for this to happen sooo much at your earlier appointment and you thought it would happen. Then when you thought it wasn't going to happen it did! I have been watching your videos from the very beginning all day! Love your channel.
Thank you for your story. It helps me comprehend what my dad may be going through right now because he just had a foot amputated about 2-3 weeks ago. I live in a different state and am an only child so it's hard feeling like I should be there for him when I can't be. Your story reminds me that even with a positive outlook there are still good and bad days and I have to trust him to evaluate that himself and reach out to me if needed.
Thank you for your transparency!!! It's pretty cool!
Oh my gosh I am so happy for you!! This is the beginning of so many adventures for you 🎉👏🏼👍🏻
I am so excited for the adventures this new little leg will hold! Thank you so much!! ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us. You’re so so inspirational and strong. Even at your lowest points, you’re able to see the light, and that makes me so very happy. 💕💕
Thank you for being so real, and sharing your story
I hope I have all those emotions for the better. I’m nervous now but excited at the same time
I shed happy tears watching you take your first steps. A symbol and testament to the human spirit of never giving up! Good luck on your Journey and God bless!
Thank you so, so much!!!!!
Ive only watched a few of your videos but I worked up to this one. I am in tears😂 This is so amazing for you and your family!!! You’re such a powerful person, and such an inspiration to me!
Honestly you are incredible and a inspiration you should be so, so proud of yourself ❤️
Good for you Jo. Congrats.. I feel you could soon be running a marathon! You are a true inspiration.
How is it that I found your channel only 20 minutes ago and I'm already smiling when you take your first steps. Maybe it's because I can relate in some sort of way because I had a tibia and fibula break and it's still painful. I really hope you enjoy your new life and I'm so happy for you!!
u could have sued that place for unsafe conditions
Congratulations jo! That’s Awesome
So happy for you! Amazing to watch your progression and see your first steps! I love how honest you're trying to be with both yourself and us. Definitely helpful to hear about your mental process through this and Im so grateful you're sharing this journey with us
Thank you so much! A tiny part of my (big part...lol) worries sometimes about sharing the emotional side of it honestly, because I feel like I'm expected by others to "be positive" 24/7, and that's just not real life. I'm trying to be authentic...so comments like yours really help me, and I'm grateful. Thank you.
This is so interesting btw!!! Thank you for sharing your journey with us!!!
Love your energy... you just made me smile like crazy. All the best for you!
I am excited to see what amazing things you can do in the future . Cuz I see you be able to in joy what you use to do
That was awesome! Based on how you described it I was not expecting it to go that well.🤗
I am so inspired by your optimism, bless you.
I found myself crying seeing you take those steps. These are the most transformational videos. thank you for sharing of your experience.
I found your story on random recommended. This video made me cry.
I lost my grandpa this year, he had a double below the knee amputation and what turned the corner for him was that the great grandkids didn't treat him any different. you never know what is going to be the thing that gets you through.
This video makes me SO happy for you, how you was able to take your first steps! Well done! :)
I’m so happy for you! Thanks for sharing you story!
I teared up soo much seeing you walk. Im soooooo happy for you. Stay strong and stay true. Your a very special person and you make many people smile!!
I discovered your channel about a week ago and the very first thing that i noticed was your remarkable personality. The way you live your life nearly seems to be unaffected by your decision to have the amputation. You’re so full of joy and happiness - definitely a role model. The world needs more people like you!
Sherlaya, wow, thank you so much for such a lovely comment! This really made my day brighter. :-) I really appreciate you and your kind words!
@@FootlessJo Oh my gaaaaawd you subbed!!!!!!! **heavy breathing** xD
Thank you for your sweet answer, that made my day today as well. Thanks for sharing your story and your exceptional self with the world. You rock!!
Hey! I just want to thank you for your story. I live in Denver and it is great to hear stories from local people about their experiences. Good luck on your journey!
You are such a beautiful realist! thank you SO much for sharing this. I suffer from a chronic illness and have days that I think are not worth getting up for - but NOW I see that I'm not alone in feeling this way sometimes. I wish you the absolute best! You'll do WONDERFULLY, I predict!!
I don't always leave comments but I had to . You are an incredible woman. My God what radiance and light.
Wow ! thank you for the video! I will have my new prosthetic leg next week! can't wait! yay!
Absolutely awesome. I really respect your honesty about all of this.
Jo, just gotta say your videos were a TH-cam recommendation to me and I'm glad they were. You're encouraging and inspiring attitude are contagious. I haven't experienced amputation but felt EXACTLY how you described after battling breast cancer; when I totally expected to feel elated/relieved. Seriously confused me greatly that my emotions didn't match my circumstances. Guess that's why SHOULD is bad... ;) anyways so happy for you. Rejoicing with you. 😍😘💙
We are both warriors, girl! ❤️It is so odd how emotions play tricks on us...or should I say, our expectations do. I feel like I have to learn every day again to accept what my emotions ARE, not what they "should" be based on some standard or expectation I have. It is so weird when they go against everything we expect them to be...but I agree, I guess that is why SHOULD is bad! Thank you so much for your comment, and for being happy for me and rejoicing ❤️❤️💪🏽
@@FootlessJo aww and Thank you. You are soo right. You really are the sweetest. Upward and onward 💙💙💙💪
You truly are a motivation, thank you for being you. You are amazing♡
You are absolutely wonderful. I just found your videos by chance, but it's absolutely amazing how open you are about what happened and keeping that smile. I am not an amputee and I can only imagine(perhaps not even remotely accurate) what it is for you. Cheers, you strong beautiful person! You are positively amazing.
You are an incredible woman.❤️❤️❤️ i literally cried but then i felt like you are the strongest. Love you and be happy!❤️ i wish you health and happiness
Hi, my names anton im 25 years old...sadly this june I was in a major car accident were I almost lost from my knee down on my right leg...seeing your story has gave me inspiration and motvation to never give up...I hope ill be able to make the same success journy as you. Keep up the fantastic work and never give up....ty for makin me relize im not alone in this long journy and always remember your not alone also :) your a hero an inspiration to all. Ty
Your story is a very inspirational story, to see how you manage to see a lot of things in a positive way is just amazing, it even makes me wana be positive too so i like it... and i wish u the best and hopefully stay updated🙃