Hannah is so beautiful. I am glad a great guy like Shane has her in his life. They compliment each other. I wish all of us didabled guys had someone like Hannah in our lives.
I had an L 3-4 spinal fusion in 2007 at the age of 33 because of working in the nursing field and the pain from that was out of this world. I can't imagine what you went through at the age of 7?! My hats off to you Shane. I was already told by my surgeon that I need a second spinal surgery with a 10-14 inch incision. I'm not ready!!😭 Thank God for medical marijuana!
I can’t tell you how often I walk around my house singing , hello hello welcome to the show. 😂 my family thinks I’m a little weird since they don’t know what the song is from.
Yesterday a man's voice came over the tv that sounded alot like Shane and the man said "hello" in the same way shane does when he sings his intro. And I'll be damned if I didnt spend my entire Easter sunday singing the song!
I'd have to say, the tucked in does look cuter and Shane is quite the handsome guy either way, but I like the glasses. ☺️ I'd also just like to say how much I love you two and your channel! I'm new, so I'm still doing some catching up, but I can't wait to see what wonderful things life brings you. ❤️ I was born with a birth defect called Spina Bifida and seeing someone do something so powerful with their situation and to really use it to make the world a better place brings tears to my eyes. More of the world needs to act like the two of you. ❤️ Thank you.
I dont know if anyone has noticed, but I had to comment because I think its just so sweet and endearing. I was listerning to Shane discussing his spinal fusion, when I noticed how innocently and intently Hanna was listerning to him talk. She looks just darling. Really. x
Greetings. Personally, I think the shirt looks great both tucked and untucked. I am a new subscriber. My personal feeling is you’re both fantastic. I love your support for each other, and the commitment you both demonstrate each day. I think it’s something more couples could learn from. Shane has a fantastic sense of humor, an indomitable spirit, and a joy for life.Hannah - your personality can light up any room. Anyone who can’t see the love and special bond between these two needs to clean their lenses, and perhaps even take a deeper look into their own life. You both inspire me and I thank-you for giving us the privilege of spending time with you.
I had T2 to L4 spinal fusion when I was 44 due to progressive scoliosis. 7 years later the discs below the fusion ruptured and were pressing on my bladder nerves so I had the lower half of my fusion removed, then they turned me over and replaced the 2 discs with plastic ones through my lower abdomen, then turned me back over like a rotisserie chicken and the lower fusion was reinstalled. Hydrotherapy has been the best activity for healing. I still find walking uncomfortable and I use a walking stick sometimes. Thanks for sharing your fusion story and for vlogging your lives. Shane you’re hilarious (and you look like a famous Welsh 🏴 comedian called Rob Brydon). And Hannah you’re a living legend 😇
God bless you man! Just had a 13 hour jaw prosthetic surgery last week and it is not something light. That anesthesia really has you waking up in another world. Hope you're doing well two years later! Had a spinal fusion in 3rd grade also with the halo and all. Was an interesting three months having my teacher come to my house every week. P.S. Peddler's village is my FAVORITE place to go!
Vote: Hanna - shirt tucked, because that flat tummy should be shown off. Shane - glasses on, because they make him look older and more handsome. (Just my opinion)
is it me or when hanna get up and just showing her body, it looks like shane was the mayor and hanna was the secretery from those powerpuffgirls?/ dunno, just my imagination
When I heard yesterday that Minneapolis had snow my first thought was “I wonder how Shane and Hannah are fairing”. Being from Florida, snow means snowed in. Hannah in her shorts, “over it”. Both of you are inspiring, as individuals and as a couple. God bless and keep you safe.
Love, love ur videos. I just signed up as a $10 a month Patreon videos. I love who u both are! I love what u both stand for! I love what u both do for all of us in disabled community! I love how you both love Chloe so much and treat her the way she deserves to be treated! Xoxo 💜🐕💜🐕💜
Tucked 💯 Hannah knows what she’s talking about. The high waisted shorts should totally be shown off. Glasses for Shane. I don’t know what out is but I really like the look of them. Maybe more mature? Either way, you’re awesome Shane.
There's a new documentary series from Ken Burns on PBS called "The Gene," and in the new part which os airing right now they showed a family who had lost one of their children to SMA. They later had another child, and had him tested at birth, and while he did test positive, he's been given one of the new drugs and is otherwise a completely healthy three year-old kid. They showed video of his first steps... They showed video of him jumping around on a trampoline! Other than needing a spinal injection every few months he has no sign of having a debilitating disease. I kept thinking of Shane, obviously, and I'm sure you guys have seen other kids who are practically cured of SMA, but as I was watching this healthy kid running around with no idea what a medical pioneer he is, I just couldn't get over how amazing it all was!
My cerebral palsied son had spinal fusions at 10 years of age and 15 years of age from T4 to S3 with Harrington rod. Turned 56 years yesterday and has spinal curvature now but not too bad. I enjoy your videos. Your Hannah is an angel.
I also have had the surgery twice, once when i was 6-7 and again at 22. I must say those surgeries are brutal on the body, I remember those days like Shane described. I'm glad you made it through that surgery, you are an inspiration to all. Keep up the great work!
Shane, I also had the very same surgery when I was 16. I felt the same pain. This was one of my favorite videos. PS Hannah can wear her pants anyway she wants
Shane and Hannah, I absolutely adore you- as individuals and as a couple. Finding your channel has been a blessing during this COVID crisis..I have learned and laughed so much with y’all. Thanks for sharing your story!
I can’t imagine a little boy having such a big surgery. My husband had spinal fusion surgery 5 years ago at the age of 53 and it lasted over 10. The recovery of that surgery was super painful and he was in the hospital for 12 days. Can’t imagine how it felt for a 7 year old who doesn’t fully understand what he just went through. He had it done in the hospital for special surgery in NYC. I remember being in the waiting room/hotel room and worrying about him. Can’t imagine the fright it must have been for you parents. But I do say that these things we need to go through makes a person stronger, and you are defiantly stronger and have a great outlook on life. It has made you to the great person you have become today.
Sorry Shane but Hannah is right. Tucked in looks so much better. Thank you for sharing your story about your back surgery. It's a good reminder for us able bodied people how fortunate we are and not ti take for granted what we have. Stay safe and well. Love from England 🇬🇧 💜💜💜
Your interaction is gold, as always :) Hannah´s stare when Shane announces his career start as an artist, Hannah helping Shane to rest his head and the starting argument with the shirt as well as Shane´s jokes and Hannah´s listening skills. Cool video again! Thank you and stay healthy and happy during quarantine :)
I love you guys . I started watching being home isolated. Just love Shane’s humour and Hannah’s come backs to him. Stay safe and look after each other.
: : I remember the video where Shane was like “I have a new song for us” and you Hannah looked at him, laughed, & were like “nope”. And then it became the theme song. I also watch your videos every night before bed so yes Shane (and Hannah), now I fall asleep singing to myself “hello, hello, welcome to the show ... Nope!” ... Good night. ; ) : :
Your the 1st person I've found in the comments section that watches it before bed too 😃 I've been burnout on alot latley... feels like my escape... I feel like no one knows what c9rner of the internet I'm in & I cant be reached... eventually I'll share the vids & someone will see where I was when I was gone from other places of the webz 😂
wow I just wanted to say that you guys are truly inspirational. I came across your TH-cam channel just curious about how your relationship works like the dynamics and the struggles and all that, but I am so glad that I did. All the love I have seen between you guys is so real and I can feel it all the way through the screen and that’s so amazing. I love watching your videos and thank you for doing what you do :)
According to my daughters, the front tuck seems to be a thing these days. Not sure if that works here, but I vote tucked. In one of your videos, you said that you do this to "normalize" your relationship? I'd say mission accomplished! I love your videos. I love your sense of humor. I love you as a couple. And you are keeping me well entertained during this stay at home time. I live alone with my cat, so you provide me with some needed distraction. Your videos are a great mix of being informative about the life and needs of the disabled while providing a lot of fun entertainment. You really have helped me view those with disabilities in a more positive light and to have more confidence in befriending people of all kinds. My desire to do that is the reason I started watching SBSK which is where I found you. I pray that you are doing well during this shutdown and that Shane will be able to get his needed injection soon.
@@erssiemajor8010 I am not exactly completely alone. I am the resident advisor at a transitional home for women. I live in a cottage on our property. We have closed the office and the rest of the staff is working from home. I do have to get out and interact with our residents from time to time. When that happens I practice social distancing and wear a mask and gloves. No one has been in my home. It has been hard, and I can see it is beginning to take its toll on the staff and the residents. Thanks for asking. How about yourself? Are you and your family well?
Thank you for the help. It means so much to me. Every dollar helps in a big way. Besides the covid 19 relief fund help that I received, your videos really help me get through the long days. You have become part of my everyday life. So again thank you 💓
Aww, poor little guy. I had the same surgery when I was 11 - I will never forget the pain when they transferred me from the gurney to the bed. Since then (1981), I’ve had four children with no pain relief. Childbirth has nothing on that pain. I passed out the first time I tried to stand. I recall begging for morphine shots...my thighs were covered in bruises. Now I have flat-back syndrome and have chronic pain. But my scoliosis was so severe I had no choice but to have the surgery.
Tiffiny Harrington same surgery for me too! I was 13. Since then I’ve had two children, both were C-section and since I couldn’t have an epidural they had to put me out completely.
I love they way u love each other! I am so happy for u both in every way! You show the world that love has no limit no matter color or disability you may have! Thank u for having the strong love between you both and shining sunshine and rainbows on the world! 🥰
Sorry Shane, tucked in wins ... 😂 (few minutes later ... me at home watching this video trying to listen to the story) then the zoom in of the photo of him “drawing Pokémon” I couldn’t help but laugh 😂love you guys, always make me laugh. Thank you for the videos 💛
Hannah you always look good but I liked the tucked in look. Shane you look fine without glasses or with them. I like you wearing glasses. You both great together. I hope 2021 brings you all you wish for.
first shane is right the untuck looks a lot better. When I was of the age of 7,8 and 9 I spent a lot of time in are Children's hospital in Cincinnati Ohio, I was going for treatments and test to try and found out why when everytime I would get sick, my spleen and liver would swell up and the spleen would pretty much shut down. years later, it turn out when I became sick again and the spleen this time completely shut down that Ohio State cancer center found I have a rare blood disorder on top of the cancer. thank you guys for sharing all your video's, you guys are so great together. hope you guys are safe and well and next year you are able to have your wedding if you dont go to the court house and get it done first.
I went for a consultation in London for a fusion when I was a teenager (I have Spina Bifida and kypho-scoliosis), but they couldn't do it because it would have meant me either standing or laying down for the duration of my life (I never expected to live into my 50s). Sorry I'm late to the party, but I was in hospital for a week until yesterday. Hannah: "I'm not wearing pants!" Me: 😱 Remember, to British viewers, "pants" means "underpants".
Tucked in!! It's a quick way to make a casual outfit look put together. I also fully support Hannah's protest of snow in April. Spring in the Midwest is so dumb!
Shane I am so sorry that you had to go through such a terrible experience. You were so young. Even for an adult it would have been an awful experience. Bless your heart honey. You were so pitiful in that picture. I know your mom and dad were going crazy. I know all of these experiences have made you the amazing man you are today. I like Hannah’s shirt tucked in best. I like your glasses on you. Sending you both a big hug.💖
🤣 friggin Shane man "you gotta do the surgery now or little Shane is gonna ......' lmao just when I think I can't love you guys anymore than I already do yous prove me wrong. 💜
I’m 58 and just went through a 12 hour scoliosis spinal fusion surgery mid November 2019. It’s no piece of cake surgery for sure. I’m still healing. In the first month or so, I didn’t want to get out of bed either. Was so painful sitting up.
I thought my first spinal fusion (I've had two and might be needing a third/second redo) lasting 9 hours was long. That's nothing compared to 13. I hardly remember anything from the first week post surgery due to painkillers so it was interesting to hear your memories.
Holy shit that is absolutely TERRIFYING! A few of my pediatric specialists here in California had briefly discussed this surgery with my Nana as a treatment option for my Spina Bifida/Scoliosis when I was around Shane’s age, however due to my case not being really urgent at all at the time they all decided that it would be in my best interest to wait due to a mixture of multiple risk factors (that were mentioned already in the video so I won’t repeat them), the fact that I had more time to grow, and also some other risk factors that probably weren’t likely for every case but were definitely a greater risk in mine so they had to be discussed in the conversation with my Nana as well. Now I ended up never having the surgery (as of right now at least, which is currently December 29th of 2020) due to other troubling health issues that popped up from aging with my medical conditions going under anesthesia became even riskier for me, so unless having a procedure or surgery that requires sedation or full blown general anesthesia is an emergency, or is more urgently necessary for whatever reason it’s simply to risky for me to have a procedure or surgery that’s really considered “elective” in my case, and since my spine is considered to be “as stable as can be” in my situation (as of right now at least) a surgery that’s this severe in such a detrimental location that also lasts for that many hours would simply be to risky for my lungs especially, but also for my general health so unless it’s absolutely needed either as an emergency, or for a really good reason both my many specialists, and Nana have decided to take it off the table for at least right now, and to reevaluate at a time where it either seems to be safer in my personal case, or where it seems to be much more emergent/necessary. However as I’m sure that pretty much everyone knows (especially Shane & Hannah) anything can happen at a moment’s notice including things that you would never expect (like this very serious emergency surgery with Shane for example) so I am very grateful that Shane & Hannah decided to make this video, and also for Shane being able show some vulnerability by sharing even the raw scary details of that time in his life while also recovering from a (I’m assuming, but please correct me if I’m wrong as I’m both a new viewer to this channel, and I also don’t have SMA so I don’t know the treatment options for that specific medical condition) minor procedure meant to either help his SMA symptoms, or keep his SMA stabilized. I’m thankful for all of this though because without having the opportunity to watch this video I would’ve known absolutely nothing about this surgery. The reasons why (I believe at least) that I didn’t know much about this surgery (I mean heck I didn’t even know the name of it until a description was given about it *in the video*, and I realized that Shane had the exact same surgery that was previously discussed for me to have!) prior to this video despite being consulted for it before are because A I was so young during the times that the surgery was actively discussed (although I was present for the conversations with my specialists, including when the risks were discussed) my memories from back then are a bit nonexistent (due to being so young during the majority of those times), B not seeing past trusting all of my doctors completely (as I had known them all my entire life) I didn’t truly understand the severity of the situation/risks though past the fear of pain, and the awful anesthesia gas that I knew would be included of course as I was a little kid at the time (please keep in mind that I was around the same age during these conversations as Shane was at the time of his surgery), and lastly C because I was so young (plus having very caring doctors) I think a lot of facts were sugarcoated which is something that I do understand why some facts would be sugarcoated to a young child, however I also realize that if I had not watched this video I probably would’ve never thought about this surgery again until I wasn’t very far away from getting it, and then I’d be even more scared than normal (under the circumstances) because I’d be rushing around Google most likely finding scary information (because well it’s a scary risky surgery in general, and let’s be honest here Dr. Google is always convinced that you’re gonna die within 5 minutes when it’s probably not true, so that’s really not the greatest combination here), and then I wouldn’t really have much time to let all the information truly soak in, or create a list of questions to ask the surgeon that’s gonna do the surgery, or in the worst case scenario (such as getting the surgery as an emergency) not even having time to ask the surgeon any questions about the surgery! Anyways though if you made it this far thank you so much for reading my very lengthy comment, and I’m very sorry for going on this massive tangent just to basically say ’Thank you so much to both Shane & Hannah for making/posting a video telling this (I’m sure) very sensitive story, I bet it was at least a tad bit hard (especially for Shane emotionally) to do, but nonetheless I really appreciate it as I can now be much more prepared much sooner if this surgery is ever brought upon the table for me again in the future! I hope everyone has an amazing day, and thank you so much again!!! - Arianna a new viewer! ❤️...’ P.S. I do realize that Shane’s case is very different from mine, and because of that it’s highly possible that our experiences with the same exact surgery could be completely different from one another, and it in no way means that either experience would be “inaccurate” or simply “made up” in any way shape or form, it just simply means that we are each completely individual human beings with completely different circumstances in both our medical cases, and lives in general. Furthermore I don’t mean to take any attention away from Shane’s story onto me, or to make what he went through about me in any way as I do know it is not about me literally at all! I just simply wanted to express gratitude towards both Shane & Hannah for sharing this particular story to the public, and to avoid any possible confusion as to why I felt the need to express this gratitude so strongly by sharing a bit of my story, but um that was my only intention behind making/posting this comment, not to try to attention seek or anything 🙂... Oh also P.P.S. Just as a quick disclaimer in my comment it may appear to some that I may have implied that you should not completely trust your doctors, or even have caring doctors which is something that I both do not, and will not ever mean to imply! I fully believe that there should be a 2-way trusting relationships between both you, and your doctors because not only do doctors need to trust that their patients will follow their directions/advice in serious health situations, but patients also (sometimes more importantly) needs to be able to trust their doctors because if something serious happens to you medically your life will be in the doctor’s hands, and you will want to make sure that you trust that, that doctor will do everything in their power to save your life if needed! If that’s something you don’t have though maybe it’s time to switch doctors because in my opinion at least you deserve so much better than that, however at the end of the day it’s your decision not mine so good luck 🙂... Now I also believe that it’s good to have a caring doctor, maybe not completely necessary as long as they’re at least civil/nice plus good at their job, however I know that I personally like having caring doctors as it just makes me feel a tad bit safer, so maybe aim for that goal as well if you feel similar to the way I do, but maybe not exactly dwell on it. If you (or even your child) are fortunate enough to have a caring doctor though maybe do some research on any procedures or surgeries that may get recommended just to make sure that you have all of the possible facts. Honestly though looking up stuff is so easy these days especially with the internet it may not be bad to look up any recommended treatment in general, just beware of Dr. Google haha! Anyways I’m gonna really go now so I can watch more Squirmy and Grubs videos! Bye everyone!!! 😁👋🏼...
Hi Shane, I'm a bit new to your channel, I just want to let you know that you are a huge inspiration to me. I have Erb's Palsy on my right shoulder due to shoulder dystocia at birth. I nearly died on top of that because I was choking on my mom's umbilical cord. it's really difficult sometimes to do physical activities with it. I thank God every day that I can at least use it somewhat. It was sometimes frustrating for me because I would always have to use my left arm to do more strenuous activities. You are in a way more difficult position and seeing the hope and happiness you carry despite it all really is uplifting, and I'm probably not the only one who feels that way when watching your videos. My prayers go out to you and your family during the COVID-19 pandemic. Keep up the great content. 😁👍
Ok, Let me begin by saying how much I love the two of you !!! I just recently discovered your videos, and now Im pretty much addicted to them ! You both have such a great sense of humor, such a positive attitude ! You seem like a great , fun couple. .... I myself was born with Spina Bifida. Have a shunt, had multiple surgeries yada, yada, yada but, have been able to live a fairly ' normal' ( whatever that is...) I have really been enjoying your videos. Thank you for being so Honest, Open and Real ! I wish there was a way that we could chat with one another privately. ( Sorry, I do respect your privacy, I just really would appreciate that. )
My brother had the same surgery when he was 14. He had had emergency brain surgery a year before that and he said that was so much easier. He learned how to pick his phone up with his toes and throw it on things so he could pick it up 😂
Aw shane you look great with glasses. Wow, your a very brave person going thru all you do. Hannah I agree with you, tuck the shirt. Your a beautiful young woman with an awesome figure.. And I know you eat healthy and work out. You deserve to show it off. It will encourage others. Love ya both and keep yall in prayers.
I had a spinal fusion and Harrington rods too, but the surgery/recovery wasn't as long or as intense (and I was 22 years old). My rods only run T10-L3. I'm still crooked, but that's cause my spine is very rotated and one leg is shorter than the other. Shane, I can't imagine going through that at age 7, especially at the intensity of yours. You are awesome, my fellow bionic human.
Tucked or untucked....either way. I had spinal fusion surgery, as well! I had the more common scoliosis onset when I went through puberty and had the fusion done when I was 13. I actually remember the surgeon waking me up during the surgery (before they closed me up) to test my motor functions to make sure I wasn’t paralyzed. I later had to have the bottom portion of my hardware removed due to issues and have also developed flat back syndrome. It’s always interesting to hear about other people’s experiences when they had their fusion!
I have to agree with Hannah. Sorry Shane. Tucked in with those shorts looks better to me.
@Eric Wellman isn't high waisted a trend that was popular in the 70s too? It's just come back round again.
@Eric Wellman I will take high wasted any day over builder's crack and underpants.
Untucked... glasses 🤓😊
High rise shorts? I’m gonna agree with Hannah, tucked in looks better!
The shirt looked good either way, but it really complemented Hannah's figure when it was tucked in.
Hannah is so beautiful. I am glad a great guy like Shane has her in his life. They compliment each other. I wish all of us didabled guys had someone like Hannah in our lives.
sorry shane: tucked.
Also hannah, body goals, dang.
Tucked in 🙌🙌
Renew Crew shut the fuck up
@@soapforthesoul Is there someone with you that can follow my instructions to wash out your mouth with soap?
@@renewcrew1382 There's something odd, but that isn't it.
Team Tucked In, for sure 😝
You two are the youngest and funniest old married couple I’ve ever seen! lol 😆
I had an L 3-4 spinal fusion in 2007 at the age of 33 because of working in the nursing field and the pain from that was out of this world. I can't imagine what you went through at the age of 7?! My hats off to you Shane. I was already told by my surgeon that I need a second spinal surgery with a 10-14 inch incision. I'm not ready!!😭 Thank God for medical marijuana!
Hannah is beautiful of course, but seriously Shane, looking good in those glasses!
I can’t tell you how often I walk around my house singing , hello hello welcome to the show. 😂 my family thinks I’m a little weird since they don’t know what the song is from.
It’s it silly that I’m so happy right now that my favorite u tube people just liked my comment? 😂haha ❤️
I was doing the same thing today just to annoy my wife!! lol
Yesterday a man's voice came over the tv that sounded alot like Shane and the man said "hello" in the same way shane does when he sings his intro. And I'll be damned if I didnt spend my entire Easter sunday singing the song!
Me too ... I absolutely love it
SAME lol like literally during everything its so catchyyyyy
I'd have to say, the tucked in does look cuter and Shane is quite the handsome guy either way, but I like the glasses. ☺️ I'd also just like to say how much I love you two and your channel! I'm new, so I'm still doing some catching up, but I can't wait to see what wonderful things life brings you. ❤️ I was born with a birth defect called Spina Bifida and seeing someone do something so powerful with their situation and to really use it to make the world a better place brings tears to my eyes. More of the world needs to act like the two of you. ❤️ Thank you.
I personally haven’t worn an untucked shirt or sweater in like 6 years, so I have to go with a tuck. And I’m pro glasses always!
Emma stay at home
I dont know if anyone has noticed, but I had to comment because I think its just so sweet and endearing. I was listerning to Shane discussing his spinal fusion, when I noticed how innocently and intently Hanna was listerning to him talk. She looks just darling. Really. x
Couple goals: Find yourself a partner that will hold your head up when your Spinraza injection is late ❤️
Greetings. Personally, I think the shirt looks great both tucked and untucked. I am a new subscriber. My personal feeling is you’re both fantastic. I love your support for each other, and the commitment you both demonstrate each day. I think it’s something more couples could learn from. Shane has a fantastic sense of humor, an indomitable spirit, and a joy for life.Hannah - your personality can light up any room. Anyone who can’t see the love and special bond between these two needs to clean their lenses, and perhaps even take a deeper look into their own life. You both inspire me and I thank-you for giving us the privilege of spending time with you.
Tucked. Sorry Shane. Yeah, we probably got 8 inches in Rochester yesterday and it just finished snowing right now. 🙄
Rochester, New York?
JonMessWifey Minnesota
JonMessWifey Minnesota
@@MsMCRlove Rochester, MN
We just had loads of rain that stopped last night. Much better than snow for sure. Just hurricane winds
I've been watching you guys for HOURSSSSSSSS you guys are amazing!! Omg new favorite youtube couple. Love you both so much!
Same ❤️
I watched almost every day, sometimes several times a day, love them so much , love them so much♥️♥️♥️♥️
I had complete spinal fusion surgery too, it's no joke! You guys are awesome and I can't wait for the wedding
I had T2 to L4 spinal fusion when I was 44 due to progressive scoliosis. 7 years later the discs below the fusion ruptured and were pressing on my bladder nerves so I had the lower half of my fusion removed, then they turned me over and replaced the 2 discs with plastic ones through my lower abdomen, then turned me back over like a rotisserie chicken and the lower fusion was reinstalled. Hydrotherapy has been the best activity for healing. I still find walking uncomfortable and I use a walking stick sometimes. Thanks for sharing your fusion story and for vlogging your lives. Shane you’re hilarious (and you look like a famous Welsh 🏴 comedian called Rob Brydon). And Hannah you’re a living legend 😇
My boyfriend always says the same thing when I tuck in my loose shirts. I just think it flatters my figure more when its tucked in
I love the way you two laugh together & the way Hannah looks at you when you are speaking & they way she held your head so you could rest💗
When she wants to attract your attention, wear it out. When she wants to feel her best for herself, tuck it in. ;)
God bless you man! Just had a 13 hour jaw prosthetic surgery last week and it is not something light. That anesthesia really has you waking up in another world. Hope you're doing well two years later!
Had a spinal fusion in 3rd grade also with the halo and all. Was an interesting three months having my teacher come to my house every week.
P.S. Peddler's village is my FAVORITE place to go!
Vote:
Hanna - shirt tucked, because that flat tummy should be shown off.
Shane - glasses on, because they make him look older and more handsome.
(Just my opinion)
And because when shane wears his glasses he can see Hannah's nice body! Lol
I totally agree!
is it me or when hanna get up and just showing her body, it looks like shane was the mayor and hanna was the secretery from those powerpuffgirls?/ dunno, just my imagination
yes!!! lmfao
Yes!!!! It's so cute
Omg hHahHh
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
OMG Halloween couples costume idea!! 😂😭
When I heard yesterday that Minneapolis had snow my first thought was “I wonder how Shane and Hannah are fairing”. Being from Florida, snow means snowed in. Hannah in her shorts, “over it”. Both of you are inspiring, as individuals and as a couple. God bless and keep you safe.
We only got a couple of inches which is nothing in Minnesotan. It's just annoying.
All these comments here about tucked/untucked and all I wanna remind y’all about is when he said ‘Dlorida’
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Nope, Shane. It's another tuck vote here! 😄
Love, love ur videos. I just signed up as a $10 a month Patreon videos. I love who u both are! I love what u both stand for! I love what u both do for all of us in disabled community! I love how you both love Chloe so much and treat her the way she deserves to be treated! Xoxo 💜🐕💜🐕💜
Tucked 💯 Hannah knows what she’s talking about. The high waisted shorts should totally be shown off.
Glasses for Shane. I don’t know what out is but I really like the look of them. Maybe more mature? Either way, you’re awesome Shane.
There's a new documentary series from Ken Burns on PBS called "The Gene," and in the new part which os airing right now they showed a family who had lost one of their children to SMA. They later had another child, and had him tested at birth, and while he did test positive, he's been given one of the new drugs and is otherwise a completely healthy three year-old kid. They showed video of his first steps... They showed video of him jumping around on a trampoline! Other than needing a spinal injection every few months he has no sign of having a debilitating disease. I kept thinking of Shane, obviously, and I'm sure you guys have seen other kids who are practically cured of SMA, but as I was watching this healthy kid running around with no idea what a medical pioneer he is, I just couldn't get over how amazing it all was!
My cerebral palsied son had spinal fusions at 10 years of age and 15 years of age from T4 to S3 with Harrington rod. Turned 56 years yesterday and has spinal curvature now but not too bad. I enjoy your videos. Your Hannah is an angel.
I also have had the surgery twice, once when i was 6-7 and again at 22. I must say those surgeries are brutal on the body, I remember those days like Shane described. I'm glad you made it through that surgery, you are an inspiration to all. Keep up the great work!
Shane, I also had the very same surgery when I was 16. I felt the same pain. This was one of my favorite videos. PS Hannah can wear her pants anyway she wants
I had a spinal fusion at age 11 after multiple scoliosis surgeries. Bless you for getting through this.
I watched “Crip Camp” and LOVED it!! Thanks for the recommendation! 💕
Shane and Hannah, I absolutely adore you- as individuals and as a couple. Finding your channel has been a blessing during this COVID crisis..I have learned and laughed so much with y’all. Thanks for sharing your story!
Shane looks soo handsome with the glasses! Hannah looks like a badass whenever with whatever
I love how they’re intro has her looking at him how she always looks at him. It’s so cute.
How about a French tuck (tucked in at the front and out at the back)?
That's literally a shirt mullet hahahaha.
oui oui good idea
Kirsten Altissima I tuck my shirts in that way 😀
That's the only way to do it.
I can’t imagine a little boy having such a big surgery. My husband had spinal fusion surgery 5 years ago at the age of 53 and it lasted over 10. The recovery of that surgery was super painful and he was in the hospital for 12 days. Can’t imagine how it felt for a 7 year old who doesn’t fully understand what he just went through. He had it done in the hospital for special surgery in NYC. I remember being in the waiting room/hotel room and worrying about him. Can’t imagine the fright it must have been for you parents. But I do say that these things we need to go through makes a person stronger, and you are defiantly stronger and have a great outlook on life. It has made you to the great person you have become today.
I'm glad he surgery worked ! My Husband had spinal fusion surgery in 2012. It was a miserable failure.
Glasses! (and in case you don't see my other comment - Shirt tucked in is cuter :-) ) You two are adorable, as always! Thanks for the day brightener
all we have is sesame street "THEN WHY'D YOU ASK??" that made me lol hard.
Team “tucked in”
Sorry Shane but Hannah is right. Tucked in looks so much better. Thank you for sharing your story about your back surgery. It's a good reminder for us able bodied people how fortunate we are and not ti take for granted what we have. Stay safe and well. Love from England 🇬🇧 💜💜💜
Your interaction is gold, as always :)
Hannah´s stare when Shane announces his career start as an artist, Hannah helping Shane to rest his head and the starting argument with the shirt as well as Shane´s jokes and Hannah´s listening skills. Cool video again! Thank you and stay healthy and happy during quarantine :)
I just love to see you both so much all the time no matter what is the topic, its always inspiring to see you both smiling to each other:)
“ I’m basically Ironman “ that was my favorite quote! Your awesome!! However team tuck😉
I love you guys . I started watching being home isolated. Just love Shane’s humour and Hannah’s come backs to him. Stay safe and look after each other.
No glasses. Would love to see Hannah put contacts in for Shane. Can you just hear Shane now. HELP Hannah is killing me 🤭
Hannah looks cute either way and love Shane’s glasses ❤️
: : I remember the video where Shane was like “I have a new song for us” and you Hannah looked at him, laughed, & were like “nope”. And then it became the theme song. I also watch your videos every night before bed so yes Shane (and Hannah), now I fall asleep singing to myself “hello, hello, welcome to the show ... Nope!” ... Good night. ; ) : :
Your the 1st person I've found in the comments section that watches it before bed too 😃 I've been burnout on alot latley... feels like my escape... I feel like no one knows what c9rner of the internet I'm in & I cant be reached... eventually I'll share the vids & someone will see where I was when I was gone from other places of the webz 😂
wow I just wanted to say that you guys are truly inspirational. I came across your TH-cam channel just curious about how your relationship works like the dynamics and the struggles and all that, but I am so glad that I did. All the love I have seen between you guys is so real and I can feel it all the way through the screen and that’s so amazing. I love watching your videos and thank you for doing what you do :)
Hi from Uruguay. I would like somuch if your videos have subtitles. My english is very poor. You both are a great couple!
Your English is actually pretty good ! 🙏🏼🤍🙏🏼
According to my daughters, the front tuck seems to be a thing these days. Not sure if that works here, but I vote tucked.
In one of your videos, you said that you do this to "normalize" your relationship? I'd say mission accomplished! I love your videos. I love your sense of humor. I love you as a couple. And you are keeping me well entertained during this stay at home time. I live alone with my cat, so you provide me with some needed distraction. Your videos are a great mix of being informative about the life and needs of the disabled while providing a lot of fun entertainment. You really have helped me view those with disabilities in a more positive light and to have more confidence in befriending people of all kinds. My desire to do that is the reason I started watching SBSK which is where I found you. I pray that you are doing well during this shutdown and that Shane will be able to get his needed injection soon.
@@erssiemajor8010 I am not exactly completely alone. I am the resident advisor at a transitional home for women. I live in a cottage on our property. We have closed the office and the rest of the staff is working from home. I do have to get out and interact with our residents from time to time. When that happens I practice social distancing and wear a mask and gloves. No one has been in my home. It has been hard, and I can see it is beginning to take its toll on the staff and the residents. Thanks for asking. How about yourself? Are you and your family well?
I say Hannah wears her clothes however she wants.
Thank you for the help. It means so much to me. Every dollar helps in a big way. Besides the covid 19 relief fund help that I received, your videos really help me get through the long days. You have become part of my everyday life. So again thank you 💓
I remember when son had his spinal fusion, he also grew taller and we had to get a different van with a different opening. My son had DMD.
Thank you guys for the gift card that you sent me for the Covid-19 relief. Bless you both for being so kind. I really appreciate it a lot. ❤❤❤
Aww, poor little guy. I had the same surgery when I was 11 - I will never forget the pain when they transferred me from the gurney to the bed. Since then (1981), I’ve had four children with no pain relief. Childbirth has nothing on that pain. I passed out the first time I tried to stand. I recall begging for morphine shots...my thighs were covered in bruises. Now I have flat-back syndrome and have chronic pain. But my scoliosis was so severe I had no choice but to have the surgery.
Tiffiny Harrington same surgery for me too! I was 13. Since then I’ve had two children, both were C-section and since I couldn’t have an epidural they had to put me out completely.
tucked!! yall are lovely, i get excited whenever i see a new video of yours! always such a nice mix of relaxing, hilarious, and comforting :)
Spoiler alert: I survived the operation! 😄
I love they way u love each other! I am so happy for u both in every way! You show the world that love has no limit no matter color or disability you may have! Thank u for having the strong love between you both and shining sunshine and rainbows on the world! 🥰
For all the limitations the world has placed on him shane is still a pleasant bottle of chaos. How charming :)
Sorry Shane, tucked in wins ... 😂 (few minutes later ... me at home watching this video trying to listen to the story) then the zoom in of the photo of him “drawing Pokémon” I couldn’t help but laugh 😂love you guys, always make me laugh. Thank you for the videos 💛
You guysss I thought this was an announcement and it was an emergency and I freaked out! you need a PAST TENSE in the title help a girl out
Gwyneth Henke I thought the same. I was scared for u two 😬
Gwyneth Henke i thought same thing...as it was an upcoming surgery...and then I said “Whew” !
Eventually they have you trained to ignore the titles 🤪
Shout out to DuPont! My son had a spinal fusion at age six there, but was only in for a week. Love the hospital and its staff :)
Hannah you always look good but I liked the tucked in look. Shane you look fine without glasses or with them. I like you wearing glasses. You both great together. I hope 2021 brings you all you wish for.
Tucked.
Shane has been thru so much dude 😔 hes so much stronger than I could ever imagine being
Tucked! I would wear it out to HIDE my middle because I have a belly....but Hannah has such a great figure, she should wear it tucked!!
first shane is right the untuck looks a lot better. When I was of the age of 7,8 and 9 I spent a lot of time in are Children's hospital in Cincinnati Ohio, I was going for treatments and test to try and found out why when everytime I would get sick, my spleen and liver would swell up and the spleen would pretty much shut down. years later, it turn out when I became sick again and the spleen this time completely shut down that Ohio State cancer center found I have a rare blood disorder on top of the cancer. thank you guys for sharing all your video's, you guys are so great together. hope you guys are safe and well and next year you are able to have your wedding if you dont go to the court house and get it done first.
I went for a consultation in London for a fusion when I was a teenager (I have Spina Bifida and kypho-scoliosis), but they couldn't do it because it would have meant me either standing or laying down for the duration of my life (I never expected to live into my 50s).
Sorry I'm late to the party, but I was in hospital for a week until yesterday.
Hannah: "I'm not wearing pants!"
Me: 😱
Remember, to British viewers, "pants" means "underpants".
Tucked in!! It's a quick way to make a casual outfit look put together. I also fully support Hannah's protest of snow in April. Spring in the Midwest is so dumb!
“God, he didn’t make it very long. Oh wait it was just a tooth!” Lmfao 😂😂😂
J Rose I reacted the same...glad I wasn’t drinking a liquid...😂😂😂
Tucked, team Hannah! And Shane is looking extra handsome with those glasses, hair-do, extra facial hair! Love you two!
My son is going to have this surgery, im freaking terrified for him, like I want to throw up when I think about his surgery!
I pray it goes perfectly. I dont know if I could be a mother because of situations like that. God bless you and your son.
Good luck. I am sure all will be fine.
All the best for you all ❤️
Shane I am so sorry that you had to go through such a terrible experience. You were so young. Even for an adult it would have been an awful experience. Bless your heart honey. You were so pitiful in that picture. I know your mom and dad were going crazy. I know all of these experiences have made you the amazing man you are today.
I like Hannah’s shirt tucked in best. I like your glasses on you. Sending you both a big hug.💖
Hannah looks amazing regardless but tucked is my preference!!
🤣 friggin Shane man "you gotta do the surgery now or little Shane is gonna ......' lmao just when I think I can't love you guys anymore than I already do yous prove me wrong. 💜
Tucked in is cuter! :-)
I’m 58 and just went through a 12 hour scoliosis spinal fusion surgery mid November 2019. It’s no piece of cake surgery for sure. I’m still healing. In the first month or so, I didn’t want to get out of bed either. Was so painful sitting up.
Shane = “Basically Iron Man” 👍
Just stumbled upon you guys. You're both awesome! God Bless you both! Love you guys!
I thought my first spinal fusion (I've had two and might be needing a third/second redo) lasting 9 hours was long. That's nothing compared to 13. I hardly remember anything from the first week post surgery due to painkillers so it was interesting to hear your memories.
The first 2 Mins of the Video is just Shane flexin on us with hannah !!! (BIGGEST FLEX EVA)
Holy shit that is absolutely TERRIFYING! A few of my pediatric specialists here in California had briefly discussed this surgery with my Nana as a treatment option for my Spina Bifida/Scoliosis when I was around Shane’s age, however due to my case not being really urgent at all at the time they all decided that it would be in my best interest to wait due to a mixture of multiple risk factors (that were mentioned already in the video so I won’t repeat them), the fact that I had more time to grow, and also some other risk factors that probably weren’t likely for every case but were definitely a greater risk in mine so they had to be discussed in the conversation with my Nana as well. Now I ended up never having the surgery (as of right now at least, which is currently December 29th of 2020) due to other troubling health issues that popped up from aging with my medical conditions going under anesthesia became even riskier for me, so unless having a procedure or surgery that requires sedation or full blown general anesthesia is an emergency, or is more urgently necessary for whatever reason it’s simply to risky for me to have a procedure or surgery that’s really considered “elective” in my case, and since my spine is considered to be “as stable as can be” in my situation (as of right now at least) a surgery that’s this severe in such a detrimental location that also lasts for that many hours would simply be to risky for my lungs especially, but also for my general health so unless it’s absolutely needed either as an emergency, or for a really good reason both my many specialists, and Nana have decided to take it off the table for at least right now, and to reevaluate at a time where it either seems to be safer in my personal case, or where it seems to be much more emergent/necessary. However as I’m sure that pretty much everyone knows (especially Shane & Hannah) anything can happen at a moment’s notice including things that you would never expect (like this very serious emergency surgery with Shane for example) so I am very grateful that Shane & Hannah decided to make this video, and also for Shane being able show some vulnerability by sharing even the raw scary details of that time in his life while also recovering from a (I’m assuming, but please correct me if I’m wrong as I’m both a new viewer to this channel, and I also don’t have SMA so I don’t know the treatment options for that specific medical condition) minor procedure meant to either help his SMA symptoms, or keep his SMA stabilized. I’m thankful for all of this though because without having the opportunity to watch this video I would’ve known absolutely nothing about this surgery. The reasons why (I believe at least) that I didn’t know much about this surgery (I mean heck I didn’t even know the name of it until a description was given about it *in the video*, and I realized that Shane had the exact same surgery that was previously discussed for me to have!) prior to this video despite being consulted for it before are because A I was so young during the times that the surgery was actively discussed (although I was present for the conversations with my specialists, including when the risks were discussed) my memories from back then are a bit nonexistent (due to being so young during the majority of those times), B not seeing past trusting all of my doctors completely (as I had known them all my entire life) I didn’t truly understand the severity of the situation/risks though past the fear of pain, and the awful anesthesia gas that I knew would be included of course as I was a little kid at the time (please keep in mind that I was around the same age during these conversations as Shane was at the time of his surgery), and lastly C because I was so young (plus having very caring doctors) I think a lot of facts were sugarcoated which is something that I do understand why some facts would be sugarcoated to a young child, however I also realize that if I had not watched this video I probably would’ve never thought about this surgery again until I wasn’t very far away from getting it, and then I’d be even more scared than normal (under the circumstances) because I’d be rushing around Google most likely finding scary information (because well it’s a scary risky surgery in general, and let’s be honest here Dr. Google is always convinced that you’re gonna die within 5 minutes when it’s probably not true, so that’s really not the greatest combination here), and then I wouldn’t really have much time to let all the information truly soak in, or create a list of questions to ask the surgeon that’s gonna do the surgery, or in the worst case scenario (such as getting the surgery as an emergency) not even having time to ask the surgeon any questions about the surgery! Anyways though if you made it this far thank you so much for reading my very lengthy comment, and I’m very sorry for going on this massive tangent just to basically say ’Thank you so much to both Shane & Hannah for making/posting a video telling this (I’m sure) very sensitive story, I bet it was at least a tad bit hard (especially for Shane emotionally) to do, but nonetheless I really appreciate it as I can now be much more prepared much sooner if this surgery is ever brought upon the table for me again in the future! I hope everyone has an amazing day, and thank you so much again!!! - Arianna a new viewer! ❤️...’
P.S. I do realize that Shane’s case is very different from mine, and because of that it’s highly possible that our experiences with the same exact surgery could be completely different from one another, and it in no way means that either experience would be “inaccurate” or simply “made up” in any way shape or form, it just simply means that we are each completely individual human beings with completely different circumstances in both our medical cases, and lives in general. Furthermore I don’t mean to take any attention away from Shane’s story onto me, or to make what he went through about me in any way as I do know it is not about me literally at all! I just simply wanted to express gratitude towards both Shane & Hannah for sharing this particular story to the public, and to avoid any possible confusion as to why I felt the need to express this gratitude so strongly by sharing a bit of my story, but um that was my only intention behind making/posting this comment, not to try to attention seek or anything 🙂...
Oh also P.P.S. Just as a quick disclaimer in my comment it may appear to some that I may have implied that you should not completely trust your doctors, or even have caring doctors which is something that I both do not, and will not ever mean to imply! I fully believe that there should be a 2-way trusting relationships between both you, and your doctors because not only do doctors need to trust that their patients will follow their directions/advice in serious health situations, but patients also (sometimes more importantly) needs to be able to trust their doctors because if something serious happens to you medically your life will be in the doctor’s hands, and you will want to make sure that you trust that, that doctor will do everything in their power to save your life if needed! If that’s something you don’t have though maybe it’s time to switch doctors because in my opinion at least you deserve so much better than that, however at the end of the day it’s your decision not mine so good luck 🙂... Now I also believe that it’s good to have a caring doctor, maybe not completely necessary as long as they’re at least civil/nice plus good at their job, however I know that I personally like having caring doctors as it just makes me feel a tad bit safer, so maybe aim for that goal as well if you feel similar to the way I do, but maybe not exactly dwell on it. If you (or even your child) are fortunate enough to have a caring doctor though maybe do some research on any procedures or surgeries that may get recommended just to make sure that you have all of the possible facts. Honestly though looking up stuff is so easy these days especially with the internet it may not be bad to look up any recommended treatment in general, just beware of Dr. Google haha!
Anyways I’m gonna really go now so I can watch more Squirmy and Grubs videos! Bye everyone!!! 😁👋🏼...
Hi Shane, I'm a bit new to your channel, I just want to let you know that you are a huge inspiration to me. I have Erb's Palsy on my right shoulder due to shoulder dystocia at birth. I nearly died on top of that because I was choking on my mom's umbilical cord. it's really difficult sometimes to do physical activities with it. I thank God every day that I can at least use it somewhat. It was sometimes frustrating for me because I would always have to use my left arm to do more strenuous activities. You are in a way more difficult position and seeing the hope and happiness you carry despite it all really is uplifting, and I'm probably not the only one who feels that way when watching your videos. My prayers go out to you and your family during the COVID-19 pandemic. Keep up the great content. 😁👍
it's so sunny here on Vancouver Island, we've been gardening like crazy
I am from Northern B C very warm over here too.
I'm from Victoria! Its awesome!
@@hereforthecomments9676 my bro lives in Victoria. I am in Dawson Creek.
@@marleen6507 Both beautiful places!
Nice. I live in kamloops :)
I just finished reading this part of Shane's first book. Loving it so far and excited to start the second one!
I vote glasses for Shane, untucked for Hannah.
Ok, Let me begin by saying how much I love the two of you !!! I just recently discovered your videos, and now Im pretty much addicted to them ! You both have such a great sense of humor, such a positive attitude ! You seem like a great , fun couple. ....
I myself was born with Spina Bifida. Have a shunt, had multiple surgeries yada, yada, yada but, have been able to live a fairly ' normal' ( whatever that is...) I have really been enjoying your videos. Thank you for being so Honest, Open and Real ! I wish there was a way that we could chat with one another privately. ( Sorry, I do respect your privacy, I just really would appreciate that. )
My brother had the same surgery when he was 14. He had had emergency brain surgery a year before that and he said that was so much easier. He learned how to pick his phone up with his toes and throw it on things so he could pick it up 😂
Aw shane you look great with glasses. Wow, your a very brave person going thru all you do. Hannah I agree with you, tuck the shirt. Your a beautiful young woman with an awesome figure.. And I know you eat healthy and work out. You deserve to show it off. It will encourage others. Love ya both and keep yall in prayers.
Spoiler alert... I did survive the surgery 🤣 you’re hilarious Shane
I always look forward to you guys' videos .You both are so positive! Thanks so much!!!
Much love to the both of you❤️
I had a spinal fusion and Harrington rods too, but the surgery/recovery wasn't as long or as intense (and I was 22 years old). My rods only run T10-L3. I'm still crooked, but that's cause my spine is very rotated and one leg is shorter than the other. Shane, I can't imagine going through that at age 7, especially at the intensity of yours. You are awesome, my fellow bionic human.
"I'm basically Iron Man." Yes you are Shane. Yes. You. Are!
Tucked or untucked....either way.
I had spinal fusion surgery, as well! I had the more common scoliosis onset when I went through puberty and had the fusion done when I was 13. I actually remember the surgeon waking me up during the surgery (before they closed me up) to test my motor functions to make sure I wasn’t paralyzed. I later had to have the bottom portion of my hardware removed due to issues and have also developed flat back syndrome. It’s always interesting to hear about other people’s experiences when they had their fusion!
Can’t imagine how painful that was for a little boy. Says something about your inner strength. Oh, and shirt out.
I love how you guys talk about all these places that I visit so often. I’ve been going to Peddlers Village since I’ve been a kid. ❤️