Love this video. You have a great laugh and your husband has a great sense of humour. Of course there’s always a little truth in every bit of comedy. Have a great day!
I can't believe people have the nerve to ask you that question! You guys seem like a really fun couple and I'm impressed how the hubby handled the answer - I would just go on a rant! I think the "don't leave things lying around" is a gold tip for any marriage :D Congratulations on your wedding!
Thanks so much for watching! Yes, You would be surprised at the personal questions people ask disabled people on a daily basis. 🤣 as we said in the video, it’s a lot to do with us seeing the funny side of things and finding the positives. Haha yes, That is certainly a good rule of thumb in any cohabitation or relationship! Thank you, he is one very lucky man 😂 xxx
I know Sass and Grant; they are a fabulous duo, both together and as separate people. This is truly inspirational. They're both serious about what they do and are just like any loving couple. Love the humour as well! I hope this inspires people to greater acceptance of anybody who appears in any way slightly 'different'. They're just like everyone else (with a bit of an extra something as well).
Thank you Marianne, that means so very much to the both of us! 💜 it’s a pleasure to know you, I look forward to being free once more and getting to enjoy your company over travel and a glass of wine or two! Xxx
Couldn't agree more! Just love without being a pitty-partner and remember that I managed just fine and independently before you came along! Laugh with me about the silly things as you would with anyone else. Loved these tips and tricks!
The problem is for me, why would anyone ask why would you date someone who is blind or has a disability? I don’t understand that. But I like the video a lot, it seems like you make a good couple and you did excellent job. Well done!! 😊 greetings from Scotland 🏴
Because ableism as part of our societal conscience cupboard as soon as anything to tracks from the lawn, people get confused and are comfortable. I’m glad I could make the video to educate, entertain and inform those who are curious, and hopefully it helps them see we are all just people after all. Xxx
Thinking Out Loud thank you. I understand. Baffling 😂 sometimes the questions people ask. But yes, you’re absolutely right to educate people and to show them that we are no different from them, our eyes/a part of us just doesn’t work that’s it.... Keep up the good work :-) XX
You guys are so hysterical. You seem like such a cute couple. What did you mean about getting a free car or access to certain kind of housing? I don’t live in the UK but I’m always interested in learning more about what other countries do with things related to disability services.
Thank you so much, I appreciate it! We don’t get anything for free, it was just a joke. In the UK you can get supported housing, if you’re eligible for specific benefits then you can put that money towards a car that is looked after by the charity. ❤️
OK. I see. Also, I saw your video about taking medication. Are all the medicine bottles sold where you live ones that have Braille on them? If so that’s great, we don’t have that in the US, at least, not where I’m from.
Yeah it's a hard question, and you do think to yourself why would people ask this. But people are just people and if we dont educate them they won't change to be more inclusive, thanks for your content.
Thank you for watching, and it’s a good thing I love him ehh 😂 I just hope it seeps into the consciousness of those people wanted to know how/why you should date a blind person! :) xxx
Thinking Out Loud Not worries, anytime!! Yeah Probably is a good thing! 😂 It shouldn’t matter if they’re blind or any disability or not. They are still a person!! Hope your doing well!
Love this video. You have a great laugh and your husband has a great sense of humour. Of course there’s always a little truth in every bit of comedy. Have a great day!
Thanks so much for watching, I appreciate your kind words! 😃 hah yes there is always a little truth and comedy! Xxx
I can't believe people have the nerve to ask you that question! You guys seem like a really fun couple and I'm impressed how the hubby handled the answer - I would just go on a rant!
I think the "don't leave things lying around" is a gold tip for any marriage :D
Congratulations on your wedding!
Thanks so much for watching! Yes, You would be surprised at the personal questions people ask disabled people on a daily basis. 🤣 as we said in the video, it’s a lot to do with us seeing the funny side of things and finding the positives.
Haha yes, That is certainly a good rule of thumb in any cohabitation or relationship!
Thank you, he is one very lucky man 😂 xxx
I know Sass and Grant; they are a fabulous duo, both together and as separate people. This is truly inspirational. They're both serious about what they do and are just like any loving couple. Love the humour as well! I hope this inspires people to greater acceptance of anybody who appears in any way slightly 'different'. They're just like everyone else (with a bit of an extra something as well).
Thank you Marianne, that means so very much to the both of us! 💜 it’s a pleasure to know you, I look forward to being free once more and getting to enjoy your company over travel and a glass of wine or two! Xxx
One minute in and I love you both!!!!!!
Couldn't agree more! Just love without being a pitty-partner and remember that I managed just fine and independently before you came along! Laugh with me about the silly things as you would with anyone else. Loved these tips and
tricks!
Thanks so much for watching! Yes laugh with us, we were whole and independent before you came along ;) xxx
The problem is for me, why would anyone ask why would you date someone who is blind or has a disability? I don’t understand that. But I like the video a lot, it seems like you make a good couple and you did excellent job. Well done!! 😊 greetings from Scotland 🏴
Because ableism as part of our societal conscience cupboard as soon as anything to tracks from the lawn, people get confused and are comfortable. I’m glad I could make the video to educate, entertain and inform those who are curious, and hopefully it helps them see we are all just people after all. Xxx
Thinking Out Loud thank you. I understand. Baffling 😂 sometimes the questions people ask. But yes, you’re absolutely right to educate people and to show them that we are no different from them, our eyes/a part of us just doesn’t work that’s it.... Keep up the good work :-) XX
You guys are so hysterical. You seem like such a cute couple. What did you mean about getting a free car or access to certain kind of housing? I don’t live in the UK but I’m always interested in learning more about what other countries do with things related to disability services.
Thank you so much, I appreciate it! We don’t get anything for free, it was just a joke. In the UK you can get supported housing, if you’re eligible for specific benefits then you can put that money towards a car that is looked after by the charity. ❤️
OK. I see. Also, I saw your video about taking medication. Are all the medicine bottles sold where you live ones that have Braille on them? If so that’s great, we don’t have that in the US, at least, not where I’m from.
Yeah it's a hard question, and you do think to yourself why would people ask this. But people are just people and if we dont educate them they won't change to be more inclusive, thanks for your content.
Absolutely! Well I appreciate your support and fingers crossed I am doing my bit to advocate. 🥳
Awesome video! Made me laugh! But at the same time a brilliant message!! 🙂
Thank you for watching, and it’s a good thing I love him ehh 😂 I just hope it seeps into the consciousness of those people wanted to know how/why you should date a blind person! :) xxx
Thinking Out Loud Not worries, anytime!! Yeah Probably is a good thing! 😂 It shouldn’t matter if they’re blind or any disability or not. They are still a person!! Hope your doing well!