My Morning Routine | How I was Paralyzed
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- Hey there! Join me for my morning routine, while I speak about how I became paralyzed!
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thanks for the video. Inspirational, for sure. I have had MS, another neurological disease, since 1994 (diagnosed 1st year of law school having numbness in feet and legs like you) and function on a scooter and in wheelchair. I can stand briefly to make transfers but am inspired by stories like yours to know that I can surely function even if my legs become totally compromised. I still work 50+ hours per week so, like you, I make no excuses for enjoying life!
Yes! You can absolutely do it. With MS, I know fatigue can be a large component to the illness. Outside of that, just work with what you have and do what you can. :)
50 hours!
You're the bravest person I have seen. Inspirational and incredible. I wish you nothing but happiness and light and love. God Bless!
I feel your pain about being accused of drug seeking. I have been blown off & treated like a nut case. After that, I won't go to the doctors or hospitals unless there is no choice.
I am now wheelchair bound, feel awful most of the time & I have constant pain. There isn't much of a life for me any longer.
I wish I had your drive & strength.
Hope you are feeling bit better!
yes, you are indeed a very courageous young woman. An inspiration to many!
Happy for your attitude. When i became a t10 complete in 2000, i was to busy to think much about anything. After i retired 6 years later, i started to think about things. But i think i came up with an it is what it is and just moved on. But i will hate and despise the doc that released you with tylenol. His lic shoulld be pulled. No doc should be that complacent nor judgemental.
Thank you! I agree with you, that was abusive treatment by that doctor. I’d sue the doctor and hospital!
How the f@%k do you stay so positive ?! You are truly incredible .
amazing young lady has gone through a great deal you are an inspiration to all disabled people may you continue, very proud of you well done
Love your channel, I just lost my right eye , I am permanently blind and no one knows how hard that is without depth perception and peripheral vision and trying to live falling down , and no balance,but when I watch you , nothing stops you. Each challenge, you find a way…Thanks for your channel you helped me today
I understand! I don’t have depth perception because I only see out of one eye at a time even though they both work. Depth perception is seriously underrated, people don’t understand
Your an inspiration love ,I broke my back at 24 I had a dog he was my life I lost him I have a part time cat now he’s adopted me
New sub as I just found your channel. So ashamed to complain about minor issues in my life but I thank you for being so strong and sharing your story. I believe in you and pray God will bless and strengthen you. Love the pup!
Cute
Thanks for sharing your story...I'm so sad you were not taken seriously. Hugs to you.
You might like this story of my life:
In the year 2000 I got on the internet for the first time. Soon I found a chatbox, which was very popular before FB came along. In a chatbox you can't see nor hear the other people; you only see what they type.
And there was a woman... Purely because of what she typed I fell madly in love with her. Then one day she said she was in a wheelchair. Well, that didn't change anything. I fell in love with her personality and that was still the same. We met, we decided to share our lives... and I even emigrated in order to be with her.
For 19 years we were happy and then she died. I will never forget this wonderful woman!
Beautiful story of love , but so sorry you lost her my heart goes out to you
You’re doing Awesome. God Bless you.
You speak well and I Love your independence! Just happened across your video and I really like your personality. I’m very sorry this happened to you there really isn’t a good reason for someone so young to be treated so badly and then be paralyzed. I guess things just happen it must have been frightening. This video might help someone having the same symptoms. I’m happy you can use your hands I’ve seen worse situations. But life must be really tough! And Wow, what an accomplishment using your wheelchair on a skills course! I think being tough and not quitting school until you had to made you who you are. Hang in there on tough days talk to us your listeners we are here.
I like how your "morning routine" clips show all of the random extra work involved in life with paralysis - like you can't reach your power cord for your laptop, so you have to transfer to a bed, scoot to the wall, pull it out, etc.
I can remember so much of all of that and I remember the tears the day you got stuck trying to go to class, I am glad you are in the warm climate now! Love you!
Thank you! Me too. 😊🏝
Good positive attitude, fantastic inspiration!
Ahhh God Bless you. You took this thing like a soldier. I sincerely pray a cure is found soon.
I was driving when this first popped up, so I only listened to it, now I got to actually watch it. I really appreciated getting this glimpse into your morning routine. Amazing job telling your story!
Hello
Great video Jazzy, and so inspiring. You're a ROCKSTAR!!!
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful story love your positive outlook!
Wow you are a truly inspiring person, your vlog flowed thankyou for your time spent on making it❤
Those pajamas are adorable! Thanks so much for opening up to us. You are incredibly inspiring!
Glad you like them!
@@JazzyStrong moo 🐮
You are a very determined woman. I admire your ability to adapt to your condition. BTW, I love the cow outfit
Cute 🐄 🐮
What an inspiration you are! You go Girl!!!
I really enjoyed getting to know you a bit. You are, as many have shared, an inspiration. So glad for your puppy companion. 🥰
You are so bright and articulate. It will be nice to follow you through the years and continue to get to know you. I am intrigued to see how you will use your college degree once you feel ready to complete your last credits. I hope you are close to being declared cancer free.
It was sad to read about your ill-treatment at the one hospital. Unfortunately I read about this often. Some people chose the wrong careers and prove a hazard to others health. But ... so glad you persisted and did obtain the help you needed.
I am looking forward to your next video.
I am back! I am actually in school now, pursuing my degree as expected and have a semester and a half to go! :)
I love watching your video you sound like that you are a real intergenic person and you do not let the confines of a wheelchair stop you I am a little bit of a wheelchair person myself I’m an Old guy now❤
Great video and even better attitude. Hope you are doing well in life!
More power to you gurl, you are amazing
Your amazing. Having to cope with Cancer as well, must have been horrible
New sub…I admire your independence. You are such an inspiration. I’m glad I came across you. ❤❤❤
You are in inspiration to all of us. If only we all could embrace our lives like that.love you
I started experiencing mobility issues at 18 during my second semester of college. I became a full-time wheelchair user at 19 during my sophomore year. I can relate to the struggles of an inaccessible campus. My campus has a lot of steep hills, and it’s in a historic city, so several of the campus buildings are exempt from parts of the ADA. All of the classroom buildings are at least minimally “accessible.” I can get inside, but I often have to go in the most inconvenient door, or only use 1 of the bathrooms, or someone has to meet me before class to turn on the wheelchair lift, or I can only reach 2 out of 30+ desks, etc. Some of the administrative buildings aren’t accessible. Human resources, payroll, women’s center, cultural center, and LGBT+ center are in old 2 story houses without elevators. If I need to speak to someone whose office is upstairs, I have to go in downstairs and get someone to bring someone down. It’s annoying.
Awe so you definitely understand then. Our stories are incredibly similar!
Well done you
@@JazzyStrong found you today
I broke my back and went through the same. They asked 10 plus times daily if I was an IV drug user. Never used drugs. I am not paralyzed, but my neurosurgeon caught it. I had a T5-10 posterior fusion and a T6-8 anterior fusion. I got infection while waiting for surgery that was in my spine and came out my ankle joint. So ankle surgery as well to save my leg and life. I live in a lot of discomfort and pain, but I still try to be as active as possible.
I’m much the same my back got broke at 24 I feel your pain , stay strong
Wicked video Jazzy. Loved just the every day deal and of course puppy love ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing! Your are super independent , keep up the great work! You make your transfer look so easy amazing!!!!💕💕💕 also your so inspirational and positive ! 😍😍😘
IV had Cancer too and was lucky to get it early or it would have killed me. Your so postive!. I'd admire you, your bravery too.
You are an inspiration to all people, be proud sweetheart 😘
A beautiful intelligent & Brave young woman !! Just Wow 👍🏻
True
Great video, good luck with the channel!
Thank you!
You would make a wonderful motivational speaker!
Thanks for sharing your journey.
Shocking, but not surprising that many doctors simply do not listen or believe young patients and this was gross neglect on the part of the doctors.
It is unfortunately all too common :(
Same with brain injuries.
This was so incredible
I loved what you said at the end thank you
Jazzy you are just so amazing!
Thank you!
@@JazzyStrong found you today!
Lots of love!
When I got injured I took a year off before going back to school. I was currently enrolled and in the middle of classes actually, and just had to drop them. The pain, PT, and everthing else that came a long with an SCI took priority for me. Glad to see you're going strong. Did you ever finish college?
It is never too late to try again. I am actually in school now!
Found you today! Love your Cow Sleep Suit
Wow glad youtube recommended your video. Wish I was as fit as you are great video thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
You are one very impressive individual. Sending you my best wishes.
Thank you 💖
Dope shotsss
Thanks!
You are brave ❤️ stay blessed
Great video
God bless you. I love your position outlook.
You seem like a very nice girl. Wish you all the best.
Wow, amazing
Glad you think so!
Extraordinary human being.
Great video again... and so long and inspiratioanl story!! You are so wonderfull.. By the way, can you explain better that thing that you said about the sansation? You have lost the sansation also in your lower body (you said only for the 2 fingers but you dint speak about your legs), and generally how is this? I mean what/how/where you feel.. I know that it is maybe a strange request but it would be interesting if you could do a video with something like a 'sansation test' hahaha..There is a mig misconeption about this part of paraysis.. At any case, yes stay strong!! And go on.. with Smile!
I have n1 and because of It have peripheral neuropathy as well. it messed up my balance I can fall over at the drop of a hat when standing or walking and been on my feet ramps up the pain anyway so my wheelchair is tool that helps me do more for with less pain i miss riding my BMX/MTB but life rolls on and still have wheels for a bit of fun in skatepark on a good day
I really still don’t understand how this happened to your spine. Do they know what caused it? I am amazed by your attitude. The cancer on top of it too. You rock
if they took you seriously on the first visit, would anything have changed with an accurate first diagnosis?
To be honest, I truly believe so. Transverse Myelitis can be mitigated if caught early. The use of steroids helps diminish the swelling and damage caused by the infection. I may still have been disabled, but less likely to have been more severely impaired.
@@JazzyStrong wow!
Great video.
You’re a warrior girl😎
did you know it is a state law that all public place in California be disabled assessable this included state college down to the lowest grade jn school.
Very awesome.
Ur amazing 😎💜 is ur dog from Canine Companions for Independence? I have a hearing dog from them they r a great Organization and there dogs r awesome too
She's pretty
;)
Hey what is the lil white Pouch thing with the lil hook/loop hanging from Doggie's Collar @ 10:27?! : )
very pretty lady!
Thank you! 🤗
I know I shouldn’t say this, don’t you feel what if your dog accidentally crushes your legs while you are sleeping or sitting, would that pain?
No, I never felt it. It was kind of nice actually. He could lay on me forever, and I wouldn't have minded a bit.
So you never say what caused your condition
Oops! My bad! I had a sinus infection that ate through my sinus cavity and the infection got into my spinal cord causing Transverse Myelitis.
@@JazzyStrong omg! I'm so sorry
You can sue the hospital that didn't help you. Especially if sooner treatment would've had an impact on outcome.
Hi from a fellow CCI grad!! NER 2018 :D
great video!
Did the physician check your vitamin b levels
Yes, I actually have okay VB12, 6, and 1 levels. It is my VD levels that are finicky.
You got cancer after spinal cord injury! Girl! That’s so unfair! Although you’ve handled it so well and not for beinf in a wheelchair but just facing adversity. There’s another creator who also got cancer after sci. I wonder if it’s connected?
❤️💐❤️
I watched your video very impressed I hope you join a group that will fight for the disabled to make it more accessible wherever you may be living that is very important have a great day
Was that collar spiked?
martin Ball
😥Unfortunately, there is nothing wrong with your eyes!
@@tiinaselva7140 That is disgusting. Vile woman
martin Ball
😥And sad...
🤗Thank Good, i live in Europe and spiked collar are illegal in here!
🤔I don necessarily believe those collars are purposeful animal cruelty.
I think USA is so ignorant country (so many ways!)!
😨And there is people who just do thinks... They don't think their own brain or "use their heart .
And that's why they don't even think of possibility dispute their old habits! 😔
It’s not an actual spiked collar.. it’s called a pinch collar and it doesn’t actually hurt the dog. I puppy started for CCI and they are used for training and attention. That is a working dog. Be smart people, she’s not harming her service dog.
Yes, and as a recipient of a service dog through CCI, I had to agree to use the collar in order to obtain my service dog. They are not painful although they do look it. I actually wore one to prove it to someone that they do not hurt, but only squeeze. I too was skeptical at first, but soon learned that they are not harmful if used properly.
sue the shit out thus local hospital`!
I hope you sued the doctor and hospital.
I only have half of strength of you
I hope you sued the hospital that treated you like an addict and turned you away. That is despicable!
I'm very sorry. Could be a malpractice suit somewhere in there. Just because a person is 18 years of age doesn't mean there's not an serious underlying problem occurring. If the Docs were that concerned about drug use- just needed to perform a simple lab test there on the spot ( I worked in a laboratory). Would've been ruled out immediately... and quite possibly could've addressed the serious medical issue before it proliferated or worsened. Once again, I'm sorry. You sound like your from Central to western Pennsylvania or even southern Ohio. The manner in which you pronounce the word "cold" is audibly simulant of that area. It's cute though. Please be well Jazzy.
do u have spasms
Only on occasion.
Why are u using spikes colar on your so so sweet calm nice pupy??!!!
Not ok..that colar😢