What a great father and he has an equally lovely wife. This is very inspiring, they should docs. LIKE THIS, IN MIDDLE SCHOOLS. Kids are SO SELF-OBSESSED THESE DAYS all they are concerned with is their "first world problems". My sons are different THANK YOU GOD!! But, then again I was EXTREMELY DIFFERENT as well when I was growing up. Parents just need to pay MORE ATTENTION TO THEIR CHILDREN & WHAT THEY ARE DOING & HOW THEY ARE FEELING INSIDE. Instead of only worrying about THEIR SELVES.
It's really beautiful to be able to truly connect with parents and family. Not always easy, yet in the truest of unconditional positive regard, love grows where given the chance to bloom. Need to place more of that, more encouragement out into the whole wide world. 💖
The narrator is incorrect. The right name is OI or Osteogenesis Imperfecta also referred to as brittle bone disease causing short stature. The individual is small chested and bones break incredibly easily. Breaks can occur from every day things and activities. However, breaks stop or dissipate in frequency once you reach adulthood in most cases. I am inspired by people like him for not allowing his disability to stop him from leading a productive,happy,healthy life.
Such a lovely well rounded young man with a lovely wife and beautiful children, your family and friends are all great. I wish I had your courage I became disabled when I was nursing in a hospice and all my friends just dwindled away I was always there for them and my family did the same.
Good to reach out on social media and find ways to brave connection - just as you have here. Thank you for sharing. Wishes for your ongoing connection making and to create what brings you joy in life. 💖
Really impressed with the wheelchair he designed and like what he said about there always being a way to do everything even if it takes a while and you have to think outside of the box . Were all going to get older and compromised at some point and could heed his wisdom !
Showing someone videos of exceptional cases doesn’t motivate the average person, in fact it’s somewhat depressing as if saying “look what they have to cope with and you can’t deal with a bad back?”
What a daft ignorant comment. Producing a child for them would not have involved the usual perceived as normal repoduction method. Sperm selection for healthiest and genetic testing for conditions. It would not have been a easy straightforward process, and it will have relied heavily on the mother being extremely healthy for a potentially weaker sperm, but not as weak as potentially his others to actually have made it. Mothers strong healthy eggs certainly helped the process, but no reason actually why someone with brittle bones would have brittle sperm or eggs if they ate well and looked after their health, but it the process of creation that will always be the more challenging and potentially need fertility /transplant/in vitro treatment and genetic testing first and foremost to be absolutely certain nothing is passed on genetically that can be avoided/rueled out.
@@Artm811 this man has achieve more than me and a lot of us despite his misfortune, and that something important for a woman, he is not hyper rich either but I admit I was harsh with your comment, was having a bad week. Happy holidays Abar.
It warms my heart when I see that someone doesn't let their body and/or disabilities stop them from living life ❤️
Totally enjoyed this life story. Where there is a will, there is a way.
What a great father and he has an equally lovely wife. This is very inspiring, they should docs. LIKE THIS, IN MIDDLE SCHOOLS. Kids are SO SELF-OBSESSED THESE DAYS all they are concerned with is their "first world problems". My sons are different THANK YOU GOD!! But, then again I was EXTREMELY DIFFERENT as well when I was growing up. Parents just need to pay MORE ATTENTION TO THEIR CHILDREN & WHAT THEY ARE DOING & HOW THEY ARE FEELING INSIDE. Instead of only worrying about THEIR SELVES.
It's really beautiful to be able to truly connect with parents and family. Not always easy, yet in the truest of unconditional positive regard, love grows where given the chance to bloom. Need to place more of that, more encouragement out into the whole wide world. 💖
The narrator is incorrect. The right name is OI or Osteogenesis Imperfecta also referred to as brittle bone disease causing short stature. The individual is small chested and bones break incredibly easily. Breaks can occur from every day things and activities. However, breaks stop or dissipate in frequency once you reach adulthood in most cases. I am inspired by people like him for not allowing his disability to stop him from leading a productive,happy,healthy life.
An amazing chap and a beautiful family. Bless.
What an inspiring and beautiful life! I wish them lots of joy and blessings ❤
Such a lovely well rounded young man with a lovely wife and beautiful children, your family and friends are all great. I wish I had your courage I became disabled when I was nursing in a hospice and all my friends just dwindled away I was always there for them and my family did the same.
Good to reach out on social media and find ways to brave connection - just as you have here. Thank you for sharing. Wishes for your ongoing connection making and to create what brings you joy in life. 💖
How are you?
Awesome family and friends ❤️
That chair is awesome. I have a magic mobility frontier v6 which has far better suspension than my previous chair but it cost almost £15,000
Really impressed with the wheelchair he designed and like what he said about there always being a way to do everything even if it takes a while and you have to think outside of the box . Were all going to get older and compromised at some point and could heed his wisdom !
People in NZ have beautiful skin!
Blessings to this wonderful family
There are many full-sized people with severe osteoporosis who would like a chair like this!
Such a beautiful story
Good Human comes in All Shapes & Size.
What a beautiful life he has praise the Lord
Really enjoyed this documentary
Bravo :) I have learnt and appreciate your teaching of this lesson
Very touching, what an incredible couple I wish them a full and happy life ^^
Thats great!!
Awesome New Zealand doco.
Bless his positive nice person
RIP Samuel ❤️
He passed away?
@@rebeccaabel4589 he did at age of 39 due to injures from an accident. He had two daughters by the time.
What an amazing man, father and family 😢❤😊 He lived to the utmost fullest!!🎉
His wheel chair looks like it's going to topple over
I like his accent
Showing someone videos of exceptional cases doesn’t motivate the average person, in fact it’s somewhat depressing as if saying “look what they have to cope with and you can’t deal with a bad back?”
He's not that brittle if he can produce babies.
Snow White Ignorant comment. You obviously don’t know much about the condition. With OI the bones break far less as you get older.
What a daft ignorant comment. Producing a child for them would not have involved the usual perceived as normal repoduction method. Sperm selection for healthiest and genetic testing for conditions. It would not have been a easy straightforward process, and it will have relied heavily on the mother being extremely healthy for a potentially weaker sperm, but not as weak as potentially his others to actually have made it. Mothers strong healthy eggs certainly helped the process, but no reason actually why someone with brittle bones would have brittle sperm or eggs if they ate well and looked after their health, but it the process of creation that will always be the more challenging and potentially need fertility /transplant/in vitro treatment and genetic testing first and foremost to be absolutely certain nothing is passed on genetically that can be avoided/rueled out.
Why do they always have to show how she scoops him up into the car
attitute tv
Well his wife is a gold digger
Abar X shut up
@@the.batmann yeah, shut up, you suck as a human being for saying that, you are or a troll or an ignorant.
Max Pol why would she want to marry him if he’s smaller than her kid he’s uselesss
@@Artm811 this man has achieve more than me and a lot of us despite his misfortune, and that something important for a woman, he is not hyper rich either but I admit I was harsh with your comment, was having a bad week. Happy holidays Abar.
Ableist piece of shit.