We arrived safely, settled into our hotel! But since we are on vacation and I'm also worn out from travel, I most likely will *not* be replying to comments. Also, I may not upload during my regular 10am to 12pm EST window. Thanks for understanding! 😊 Have a great weekend!
Rest in Peace Jaquie. You lived and changed the lives of so many people without realize it. You deserve the best, wherever you may be now. You did good. Love you 💖
@@erichrycroft8602 she passed away in April 29 due to feeding tube wrapped around her intestines and lose blood flow her friend is the one that uploading for her
RIP you will be missed by all you were very educational to all even with people without chronic illnesses I love your channel. May you forever be rember for many more generations
We really miss you Jaquie....its been tough here without you. All I wanna say is, thank you for teaching me about service dogs, and thank you for teaching me enough for me to get my own service dog. Bentley! My young pitbull, who alerts me for panic attacks and my ptsd. I do really miss your videos, and hope you enjoyed your awsome young short life. I'm sure Hippo and your husband miss you, and so do all of your fans. We love you so much
RIP Jaq. You were my favourite sd handler and helped me with my service dog struggles and helped me keep hope with my illnsesses. You will be missed and thank you for helping other just like you with our illnsesses. Rest easy now girly 💗
I flew out of MCO with my service dog, I'm surprised as to how long the disability line is or rather how long it takes. On the bright side it was easy enough, they worked well with my service dog and we were very comfortable. I didn't feel too rushed. We were blessed enough to be able to fly first class so that my service dog would have more space and so that I wouldn't run into someone who would complain about her,but no one knew she was on board until we were deplaning. Thank you so much for sharing all your journeys with your service dog.
The security guard at 10:00 was probably just like Omg where do I start Holy shit Hahahha a glad you got through well! Super super glad they let you film the process, it's really educational :) thank you!
Wow... I'm a diabetic so on long trips I have to pack a ton of insulin and needles and stuff... I always make sure I have a doctor's note in multiple languages stating what I can bring and I never have much problems: somethimes I have to explain it, others they just know it's alright... Once they made such a big deal out of an icepack to keep my insulin cool and I was so freaked out and stressed because of it. I can't imagine what it must be for you! Luckily you got trough and got a very nice person at security :)
I went to the Arch in Missouri and the Hoover Dam over the summer with my family and had all kinds of trouble becaues of my pump and having syringes... also having fruit snacks, I don't know why that one was such a big deal. Thankfully we weren't flying so nobody questioned my little hoard of insulin vials. Definitely getting a doctors note the next time I travel!
I know you're resting now, peaceful, joyful and no more pain or illness. You were a very brave young woman, taken to soon for us, but perfect timing for GOD. You are loved.
When he said "lock your breaks" i was at first like "they Probably know already, I mean they are in wheelchairs" then i go, "I have memory issues and would need to be reminded. Don't judge you food is"
I’m from the U.K. and my daughter developed Psoriatic Arthritis at 21 and uses a wheelchair. (She was diagnosed with Aspergers many years ago too). Her meds deliberately suppress her immune system, plus pain meds etc.. my point is before this time we never gave travelling with ‘restrictions’ a second thought. I doubt anybody does. But your post is great at educating people who have NO idea how challenging it can be, but also hopefully empowering some who think it can’t be done. She was also due to have an assistance dog but her workplace ( works 2 days at 5.5hrs) didn’t have a suitable exercise/toilet area so she couldn’t but she’s doing ok. It’s funny because we vacation in Orlando EVERY year and it’s her dream place. Thank you for this and keep on getting out there and enjoy 😊
Y’all make such a great team. This gives me so much hope. Chronic illness won’t stop us from daring to dream❤️ Forever thankful for the positive encouragement you never fail to give in your vlogs, they honestly help me to get through my days❤️
Glad you made it through! The dogs are so cute! I had to laugh at the first shot of them on the plane! They were both crammed on Jaquie's side leaving little room for her feet! Janice, although your commentary was funny, saying things like that in an airport could cause a lot of trouble, even if you are just joking. It only takes one person to take the comment the wrong way and you could be denied flying privileges or worse have to explain things to the police. Have fun guys!
My boyfriend has been some what supportive but not entirely when I was recommended a Service Dog for my CPTSD and additional Medical Health. Wish my boyfriend had same pro-active behavior and attitude like yours.
There are so many, many people who would benefit from watching this video. Healthy people will complain about doing such a simple task, like a security check at the airport, when what they need to do is feel grateful they have the flexibility and strength to perform those tasks. Sure they may have aches and pains, but instead of being grateful for what they can do, they complain because they are being inconvenienced. I have many health issues as well, but complaining will only hinder my recovery. I really won't be cured physically therefore I am very grateful for my baby steps and my positive attitude. Sure, I have moments when stuff is just too hard, but they are moments not days. I admire your strength and love watching the incredible support you have from Judd, your Mom and Harlow, plus those in your life. You can taken a pretty cruddy moment and fore the most part, turn it around.I respect that you share those times with us. We get to see that you are human and also A FIGHTER AND A VERY STRONG HUMAN! Plus, your husband is an amazing, compassionate man from what I see and your Mom is awesome too. My Mom helps me a lot by taking me to my appointments and procedures and her as well as my family and friends give me the support I need. Harlow is so loving as well. I want to get a service dog because I suffer from health issues and live alone. It would be nice to feel safe in knowing if anything happens to me, someone will be there and 'have my back'. Thank you for your honesty and truths that although a chronic illness/illnesses really sucks! They don't have to destroy us, but in fact empower us in every aspect of our lives 💞💖💝❤️😊💪👊 my immune disorders, gastroparesis and a whole poop load of others , will not ruin my life and I will not let others negativity effect my outlook because I may not be in control of these diseases but I am in control as to how I will react to each circumstance. Thank you Jacquie, my prayers are with you💖😊🙏 STAY STRONG! STAY TOUGH AND ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU HAVE AN AMAZING SPIRIT WITHIN YOUR MIND, BODY AND SOUL. 💖🙏😊💞 AND I, AS WELL AS OTHERS, HAVE GREAT RESPECT AND ADMIRATION FOR YOU AS A HUMAN BEING, THANK YOU SO MUCH ✌✊🏼💖💝😊🙏💞
This was a very helpful insight to how security check with a service dog. This has eased some of my anxieties to prepare for my upcoming flight. Thank you!
Thanks for showing this. So often the only experiences we hear about in regards to TSA and travel are horrendous- it’s great to see that it can be done with only minimal hassle. Enjoy your trip!
I don't have any chronic illnesses or anything but I really like your videos. I just find them really interesting. But I don't like them as I always have to watch them as soon I see them and Harlow is TOO cute!
Woo Hoo! Safe travels!! ✈💨💙 Thank you for taking all of the time and energy you did into vlogging this video! 💕 It was incredibly informative for me as someone who has been recently diagnosed with a chronic illness. 😷 I have always wanted to travel new places, & after watching this video I do see it's possible with a lot of preparing and a lot of determination! 💪 Please know you are making a difference in people's lives by spreading your love, knowledge, & adventures! ❤🐕💑♿🌈
I am SO glad you had a positive airport experience, Jaquie! Honestly, I was a little bit nervous, what with all of the stories these days about TSA, or about people giving service dogs hard times on flights. As a person without chronic illness, it makes me soooo happy to see that you can still enjoy travel like anyone else can (:
You give me so much hope; like I thought my life would be so limited with chronic illness, but with my SD and people like you it makes me so much more hopeful
try it totally alone. yikes. i did once. The airport was super nice. meet me at two layovers and pushed me around. I had wheelchair apart and let me take me around. I was in the chair only 50% of the time back then. it was complicated, but the airport arranged it all for me. One layover took a bit of time, so they took me too food court area and I had company for lunch. LOL And I packed medical supplies separate and it was not counted as luggage.... thanks for sharing...
@@fantasygirlstudio4659 really? awhhhhh thats heartbreaking. she seem so full of life and good spirits considering. That's makes TWO people I am shocked about, other one I talked to weekly belly to belly around me, already I have found out about today; and I not even got through my hot tea (coffee) yet. when she pass?
I think about all the advancements you have made to get on this flight. The packing the wheelchair. Training Harlow. Your meds. Amazing. Cannot wait to find out where you went.
Thank you so much for sharing your airport experience! I have been waiting for you to upload this! Lol I have a trip in a couple of months with my esa, wheelchair, and smart drive. I’m a paraplegic so I always need an aisle chair to get into my seat, it def takes time to do it. My anxiety has been so crazy just thinking of it! I appreciate your tips and heads up with everything, I’m really hoping all goes well with my trip. I’m using Southwest, I wonder if we can also use TSA’s help? It would help is a whole lot! I have two kids to worry about too! 😩😬😥😥 Have a fun and safe trip guys! 🙏🏼
liezl_x0 call your airport to ask about TSA assistance. It should be an option. I've air traveled with my wheelchair and everything went pretty smooth tbh! You can also always make sure you have a medical paper with you in which your conditions are stated. Just in case
TSA Cares should be available no matter which airline you're using. Definitely call and set it up, going through security with a wheelchair, an animal, and kids sounds like a nightmare unassisted.
I've flown with southwest before with a wheelchair and medications and they were actually very lovely and accommodating. When I bought my ticket I requested assistance so I basically had someone escort me through everything like Jaquie did. However I really recommend you avoid United if you can help it. I have had so many problems with them including a butt-load of lost luggage
What an enjoyable video! You two are such wonderful advocates for living life to the fullest. I truly appreciate how kind and respectful and grateful you are to all the people who are caring and compassionate in assisting you in your endeavors. Love, love, love all six of you so much.
First! Thanks for your very informative videos, showing a small glimpse into your days with chronic illnesses! Greetings from Germany! Have a great trip! Britta
Sorry I am new to the channel and don't want to sound rude - but what is her illness/disability other than being in a wheel chair? I don't want to sound rude though
Hi, if you are new to this channel ,please check the notifications underneath the video and watch the first introductions to chronically Jaquie, before writing such really rude things that hurt .......
Hi. Now I did actually watch those videos but was just wondering if another human could explain it to me in shorter terms. I was afraid that people like you might take offense which is why I said TWICE that I was concerned about coming off as rude. I think majority of people could have deduced from what I wrote that I was just trying to find out a little more, just a basic 'in a nutshell' explanation and I understand that perhaps people like you may view it as rude. I have the utmost respect for her and anyone else with a illness. I was just trying to find out a little bit more. ANYWAY, not really sure how your response went from polite and nice to actually hurting my feelings as it was obvious I was not trying to offend. Enjoy your day... in oh GERMANY.
Sorry, I didn't want to berude! I guess, a story like Jaquie's isn't told in a few sentences, so I guess you really should take the time to watsch the first video where she is explaining her illnesses. I never wanted to hurt you in any way! I have been watching Jaquie's vlog for, I guess, a ywar or so and lately she decided to stop daily vlogging cause it was too much stress for her and her health. I am sorry about that, but I do understand why. I have MS myself and struggle with everyday's problems also. And yes ,I am from Germany. Have a great sunday, maybe you forgive me my unpoliteness, I apologize
No that's totally okay! I too am sorry for maybe sort of (haha) responding bit passive aggressively. I have watched majority of her vids and can only sympathise. And you too! I hope that your MS doesn't progess too much. I hope you can forgive me also, I think we both just maybe got the wrong end of the stick. Have a FANTASTIC! day and enjoy your youtubing! : )
I know I'm.late to the party, but I had to tell you about the autocaptioning on this vid, because I lost it laughing at one point!! Where you boarded the train, and it gave the announcement "please stand clear of the doors", it captioned as "please stand clear of wolves" which I thought was pretty solid advice 😂🤣
Oh that's so awesome! Last night we arrived in the Pittsburg airport at 11:00 pm. We had an awesome time at Disney. Hope your having a great trip and are feeling well!!! ✈️❤️🐶🌸
Depends on the airline. I have had miserable trips (with united) and amazing trips (with southwest). I've honestly flown with the majority of airlines at one point or another so if you have questions about my experiences with a specific one I'd be happy to answer
I remembered some sad memories of my sister while she still had a feeding tube she still has a scar we call it her second belly button but nearly cried when the thought came to mind thank you for making videos like this for people like my sister to related too
I like how the dogs vests designs are kinda similar. Also like how they behave (great display of their training) and be friends just like their handlers
Have fun! It can get crazy. I have a j-tube, a central line, and all liquid meds. It is always interesting to see security's expression when I start pulling all of the liquid med bottles out of my bags. When I go to Russia (it is usually 30-32 hrs of travel and 4 or 5 connections depending) I literally have 40 bottles of liquid meds (including 7 bottles of liquid nausea meds and 7 of narcotic pain meds). As you can imagine, it gets a bit crazy and time consuming. Overall, security personal in all of the airports I have connected through in Europe have been great. London was awesome. It is in the US that I have the most hassle, with Paris running a close second. It can take me as long two hrs to get through security . Also grateful that in the 5 trips I have made to Russia, they have never made me take off my AFOs. It is definitely exhausting but I don't mind because I usually have one to two additional crazy event stories to bring home with me! More important, I love Russia. I love the Russian people, the culture, and the country is beautiful. I always feel so fortunate that I have been able to make 5 trips there despite my health issues. And my mom just said there will be another trip to Russia next year! Have a super fun trip!!! I hope everything goes smoothly for you!
Great job all around, the pups did great! I know if you give the dogs treats when taking off and landing it does help with the pressure in their ears! I’m so excited for you all!
I am truly amazed at you two ladies. It's hard enough to travel, but you ladies had it all planned, with the dogs and men, of course. Very interesting video and I can't wait to see the next one!!!
Actually the air in the plane is not recirculated. the air you feel coming out of the ac above your head is bleed air off of the turbine engine. The bleed air is supplied from the outside air coming into the compressor of the engines themselves. So you might be wondering, why doesn't the aircraft pressure keeping getting higher if they keep pumping in air from the bleed air? There is something called an outflow value located usually aft fuselage or near the tail. this valve opens and closes in order to keep the cabin pressure consistent. Never the less the fuselage is a good place for sickness to spread but its not much worse then your typical crowded train or bus. Next time you fly, turn on the AC over your head just before push back (when the aircraft is pushed away from the gate) you will notice that the air will stop flowing above your head because they are turning on the engines. For the full reason why this happens i recommend doing more research on it but for the sake of keeping this comment short... they use the air that was going out of the AC above your head in order to turn the turbine on the engine. Turbine needs some help turning before it can keep itself going. they get this air from something called the APU (auxiliary power unit) that is located in the tail of most airliners and is can be used as a form of "generator" when the aircraft is not on. then once the engine turns on you will feel the AC come back on again... You might even notice that the AC is stronger then when it was turned off before... this is because the air is being supplied from the bleed air off the engines rather then the smaller APU. They may even use a GPU but ill leave it at that. Im sure you could care less about aircraft systems. haha, just a pilot thing I guess!
Thanks for the info mattatbat96. Do you also know what kind of filtration system is used. Since i discovered that particle pollution is responsable for my flares i wear a mask from the moment i aproach the airport to the moment i leave the airport of my destination. If i could be sure that the air was filtered by active carbon,for example, before entering airoplane i would not need the mask during the flight.
I’ve flown with a feeding tube and used a airport wheelchair went connect to tube feed (I have a gastric pacemaker and can’t go through metal detectors) which is why I opted to use one of the airports wheelchairs. I managed to go from the UK to Ibiza and it went well. Even carrying 3.5 litres of different meds and litre of feed, having emergency injections and needles with me for my Addison’s disease it all went well x
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We arrived safely, settled into our hotel! But since we are on vacation and I'm also worn out from travel, I most likely will *not* be replying to comments. Also, I may not upload during my regular 10am to 12pm EST window. Thanks for understanding! 😊 Have a great weekend!
Chronically Jaquie I'm glad you guys got there have fun hi from Albuquerque New Mexico
Chronically Jaquie you have a great weekend too ❤️
Love you jaquie and that’s ok hope u have a blast
have fun!
Chronically Jaquie You’re on vacation, just have fun. You can always fill us in when you get back. 😃
Rest in Peace Jaquie. You lived and changed the lives of so many people without realize it. You deserve the best, wherever you may be now. You did good. Love you 💖
I agree
Vriska Serket wait what? She died? 😭😭😭
I’m confused😭😭😭😭😭
@@liam6538 yea here intestines wrapped around her feeding tube and she died
@@emilyolson9363 that's so sad.. when did she pass away?
@@Zeyenna I don't remember the day but it was in April.
Rest in peace , Jaquie. You might just have been the bravest person in the world.
WAIT WHAT
What!? She passed? awww i just got here!
When did she pass away??
@@love4horses24 1 year ago On april 29th 2019 at 6 am her intestines wrapped around her feeding tube and it killed her she was on life support
She died? 😥
Can't stop watching old vlogs. Missing Jaquie's spunk and spirit today 💜
I miss her energy all the time. Watching her old vlogs is a comfort.
She’s still alive
@@erichrycroft8602 No she isnt. She died in April :(
@@erichrycroft8602 she passed away in April 29 due to feeding tube wrapped around her intestines and lose blood flow her friend is the one that uploading for her
Erich Rycroft I’m sorry to say but she died on 29th April her intestines wrapped around her feeding tube and she passed on life support
RIP you will be missed by all you were very educational to all even with people without chronic illnesses I love your channel. May you forever be rember for many more generations
What?
Nature Detective Minecraft she died😭 her intestines wrapped around her feeding tube😭😭
@@savsmilkybottle4776 I jus found dis channel so I had no idea
WHAT
We really miss you Jaquie....its been tough here without you. All I wanna say is, thank you for teaching me about service dogs, and thank you for teaching me enough for me to get my own service dog. Bentley! My young pitbull, who alerts me for panic attacks and my ptsd. I do really miss your videos, and hope you enjoyed your awsome young short life. I'm sure Hippo and your husband miss you, and so do all of your fans. We love you so much
WHAT
@@ron2864 What?
@@ron2864 why do u keep commenting that??
@@Hanna-tp3df ikr
RIP Jaq. You were my favourite sd handler and helped me with my service dog struggles and helped me keep hope with my illnsesses. You will be missed and thank you for helping other just like you with our illnsesses. Rest easy now girly 💗
She died!?
Yah ik I just found out her intestines wrapped around her feeding tube and she died
Swifty Kid yes 4/29
I love when dogs walk cuz they just wiggle. 11/10 good wiggly bois
Ok your pink wheelchair is absolutely adorable and totally you. Harlow was such a good girl during security, so happy what a good pupper.
Really miss you! So sad you’re gone. Crying without you.
Rest In Peace you will always be loved in this world
Hat happend
Kate Dyson I believe her feeding tube wrapped around her intestines but that’s just what I heard
Jada Horses for real?
WHAT
@@ron2864 why did you say what
I absolutely love Harlow’s patch that says “do not separate me from my girl” I think it’s adorable 😊
That badge is crushing knowing she died
REST IN PEACE JAQUIE!! You will always be remembered.
What's wrong with her?
Chocolate Helena, unfortunately she passed away. You can go to some other channels to check out what happened.
I miss her spunk and fighting spirit every day! 💜
@@heyhelena7775 she died
She was my inspiration no one was as energetic as her even Janice
I flew out of MCO with my service dog, I'm surprised as to how long the disability line is or rather how long it takes. On the bright side it was easy enough, they worked well with my service dog and we were very comfortable. I didn't feel too rushed. We were blessed enough to be able to fly first class so that my service dog would have more space and so that I wouldn't run into someone who would complain about her,but no one knew she was on board until we were deplaning.
Thank you so much for sharing all your journeys with your service dog.
The security guard at 10:00 was probably just like Omg where do I start Holy shit Hahahha a glad you got through well! Super super glad they let you film the process, it's really educational :) thank you!
Miss you so much Jaquie. You were such a positive inspiring woman 💕
I still watch her vlogs and just remember her adventures. Your subscribers miss you so much. I hope you’re at peace Jaquie❤️
Watching this with captions on. On the train part, it said "please stand clear of wolves. Oh my heavens.
trinthetrex that happened to me to
@@alexthird2194 me to
Ahhhhhh, Hippo Just loved security!!!! That lady just kept loving and stroking her!!!!!
JP JP yea Hippo❤️❤️❤️
Who's Hippo? Plus, isn't Judd, like Jaquies husband?
moe chowdhury Harlow which is the service dog has a nickname which is hippo and yes Judd is her husbsnd
@C ashcraft Isn't a Judd also the nickname for a GTO ( muscle car ) ?
elizabeth k do you know jaquie is gone
Wow... I'm a diabetic so on long trips I have to pack a ton of insulin and needles and stuff... I always make sure I have a doctor's note in multiple languages stating what I can bring and I never have much problems: somethimes I have to explain it, others they just know it's alright... Once they made such a big deal out of an icepack to keep my insulin cool and I was so freaked out and stressed because of it. I can't imagine what it must be for you! Luckily you got trough and got a very nice person at security :)
I went to the Arch in Missouri and the Hoover Dam over the summer with my family and had all kinds of trouble becaues of my pump and having syringes... also having fruit snacks, I don't know why that one was such a big deal. Thankfully we weren't flying so nobody questioned my little hoard of insulin vials. Definitely getting a doctors note the next time I travel!
Im a diabetic as well i when i travel i just tell them i have diabetes and when they check my bag i just say its my medication and we’re all good
That ice pack incident sounds so nerve racking!
They took me into a room, they wanted to make sure I didn’t get anxious doing it public.
I know you're resting now, peaceful, joyful and no more pain or illness. You were a very brave young woman, taken to soon for us, but perfect timing for GOD. You are loved.
Love this post; May God Bless Our Little Angel Jaquie
I found you after you'd passed - you were so amazing! RIEP Jaquie xxx
Nooooo....a cliffhanger! Hope the flight went well for you and Harlow. I'm excited to see where your destination is.
Denise Roman -- I wonder if tomorrow will start out "Previously, on Chronically Jaquie"
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missing you a lot today jaquie 💜
Every time I’m missing you I watch this video your energy and level of happiness in this video makes me happy.
You're so strong, you have all these illnesses but you still live your life to the fullest and conquer your illnesses. You are amazing!
When he said "lock your breaks" i was at first like "they Probably know already, I mean they are in wheelchairs" then i go, "I have memory issues and would need to be reminded. Don't judge you food is"
i still watch ur vlogs to help me get through the day as well as helping with my service dog
Omgoodness.. Every time I go through security there at the FL airport, they search EVERYTHING! I agree though, they are very kind and respectful. xo
I’m from the U.K. and my daughter developed Psoriatic Arthritis at 21 and uses a wheelchair. (She was diagnosed with Aspergers many years ago too). Her meds deliberately suppress her immune system, plus pain meds etc.. my point is before this time we never gave travelling with ‘restrictions’ a second thought. I doubt anybody does. But your post is great at educating people who have NO idea how challenging it can be, but also hopefully empowering some who think it can’t be done. She was also due to have an assistance dog but her workplace ( works 2 days at 5.5hrs) didn’t have a suitable exercise/toilet area so she couldn’t but she’s doing ok. It’s funny because we vacation in Orlando EVERY year and it’s her dream place. Thank you for this and keep on getting out there and enjoy 😊
Rest in peace, sweet woman!
Y’all make such a great team. This gives me so much hope. Chronic illness won’t stop us from daring to dream❤️ Forever thankful for the positive encouragement you never fail to give in your vlogs, they honestly help me to get through my days❤️
Glad you made it through! The dogs are so cute! I had to laugh at the first shot of them on the plane! They were both crammed on Jaquie's side leaving little room for her feet! Janice, although your commentary was funny, saying things like that in an airport could cause a lot of trouble, even if you are just joking. It only takes one person to take the comment the wrong way and you could be denied flying privileges or worse have to explain things to the police. Have fun guys!
BottleBabies Reborns :)
this was on the front of my youtube page this morning.. just had to watch... miss you jackie
Good on you for getting out there and going places and not letting things defeat you Give the dogs a hug from me they are really cute
Hun Jaquie died April 2019
I never knew she died I thought u guys were talking about a dog. Rest in Peace you will be missed by everyone 🙏
“SHANE!” “ **running noises**”
My boyfriend has been some what supportive but not entirely when I was recommended a Service Dog for my CPTSD and additional Medical Health. Wish my boyfriend had same pro-active behavior and attitude like yours.
Sadly Jaquie won't see this wonderful post..
Hippo: "Ooh, I'm getting a pet-down! I like!"
There are so many, many people who would benefit from watching this video. Healthy people will complain about doing such a simple task, like a security check at the airport, when what they need to do is feel grateful they have the flexibility and strength to perform those tasks. Sure they may have aches and pains, but instead of being grateful for what they can do, they complain because they are being inconvenienced. I have many health issues as well, but complaining will only hinder my recovery. I really won't be cured physically therefore I am very grateful for my baby steps and my positive attitude. Sure, I have moments when stuff is just too hard, but they are moments not days. I admire your strength and love watching the incredible support you have from Judd, your Mom and Harlow, plus those in your life. You can taken a pretty cruddy moment and fore the most part, turn it around.I respect that you share those times with us. We get to see that you are human and also A FIGHTER AND A VERY STRONG HUMAN! Plus, your husband is an amazing, compassionate man from what I see and your Mom is awesome too. My Mom helps me a lot by taking me to my appointments and procedures and her as well as my family and friends give me the support I need. Harlow is so loving as well. I want to get a service dog because I suffer from health issues and live alone. It would be nice to feel safe in knowing if anything happens to me, someone will be there and 'have my back'. Thank you for your honesty and truths that although a chronic illness/illnesses really sucks! They don't have to destroy us, but in fact empower us in every aspect of our lives 💞💖💝❤️😊💪👊 my immune disorders, gastroparesis and a whole poop load of others , will not ruin my life and I will not let others negativity effect my outlook because I may not be in control of these diseases but I am in control as to how I will react to each circumstance. Thank you Jacquie, my prayers are with you💖😊🙏 STAY STRONG! STAY TOUGH AND ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU HAVE AN AMAZING SPIRIT WITHIN YOUR MIND, BODY AND SOUL. 💖🙏😊💞 AND I, AS WELL AS OTHERS, HAVE GREAT RESPECT AND ADMIRATION FOR YOU AS A HUMAN BEING, THANK YOU SO MUCH ✌✊🏼💖💝😊🙏💞
“Please stand clear of wolves” 😂 the captions 10:56
Just in case you didn't know Jaquie passed away 2019.
What a good pupper
This was a very helpful insight to how security check with a service dog. This has eased some of my anxieties to prepare for my upcoming flight. Thank you!
Thanks for showing this. So often the only experiences we hear about in regards to TSA and travel are horrendous- it’s great to see that it can be done with only minimal hassle. Enjoy your trip!
I love you Jaquie :C you have given so much support and information to me.
What beautiful pups! So inspirational. Thank you!
This was so adorable I miss her so much ❤️😭
Rest in peace jaquie I still love and watch your videos we miss you
I don't have any chronic illnesses or anything but I really like your videos. I just find them really interesting.
But I don't like them as I always have to watch them as soon I see them and Harlow is TOO cute!
You like her videos, but you don't like her videos?
Deborah Opalweb upvote them. Because they watch the video first
I love seeing people who needs service on TH-cam because I see what their life is like and it's unique
Your TSA agent looked so nice... She smiled! I’m so jealous... I hope you’re having fun!
Woo Hoo! Safe travels!! ✈💨💙
Thank you for taking all of the time and energy you did into vlogging this video! 💕 It was incredibly informative for me as someone who has been recently diagnosed with a chronic illness. 😷
I have always wanted to travel new places, & after watching this video I do see it's possible with a lot of preparing and a lot of determination! 💪
Please know you are making a difference in people's lives by spreading your love, knowledge, & adventures! ❤🐕💑♿🌈
Harlow like oh hello human you can pats me.
I am SO glad you had a positive airport experience, Jaquie! Honestly, I was a little bit nervous, what with all of the stories these days about TSA, or about people giving service dogs hard times on flights. As a person without chronic illness, it makes me soooo happy to see that you can still enjoy travel like anyone else can (:
When you love Jaq even more because she references Bob’s Burgers 🍔❤️
Rest in peace jacquie,i love you and harlow
I had a liquid for my head bumps with me in my carry on, they also tested it but everything was ok, glad y’all had a great trip!
You give me so much hope; like I thought my life would be so limited with chronic illness, but with my SD and people like you it makes me so much more hopeful
try it totally alone. yikes. i did once. The airport was super nice. meet me at two layovers and pushed me around. I had wheelchair apart and let me take me around. I was in the chair only 50% of the time back then. it was complicated, but the airport arranged it all for me. One layover took a bit of time, so they took me too food court area and I had company for lunch. LOL And I packed medical supplies separate and it was not counted as luggage.... thanks for sharing...
Um hun she won't see this..
She passed.
@@fantasygirlstudio4659 really? awhhhhh thats heartbreaking. she seem so full of life and good spirits considering. That's makes TWO people I am shocked about, other one I talked to weekly belly to belly around me, already I have found out about today; and I not even got through my hot tea (coffee) yet. when she pass?
Y'all have trained Harlow and Orion so well! They are amazing dogs, and I hope y'all have a fun trip!
Sighs-°Ive Watching all her videos again cause I missed her so much May u rest in peace beautiful soul
I think about all the advancements you have made to get on this flight. The packing the wheelchair. Training Harlow. Your meds. Amazing. Cannot wait to find out where you went.
Thank you so much for sharing your airport experience! I have been waiting for you to upload this! Lol I have a trip in a couple of months with my esa, wheelchair, and smart drive. I’m a paraplegic so I always need an aisle chair to get into my seat, it def takes time to do it. My anxiety has been so crazy just thinking of it! I appreciate your tips and heads up with everything, I’m really hoping all goes well with my trip. I’m using Southwest, I wonder if we can also use TSA’s help? It would help is a whole lot! I have two kids to worry about too! 😩😬😥😥 Have a fun and safe trip guys! 🙏🏼
liezl_x0 call your airport to ask about TSA assistance. It should be an option. I've air traveled with my wheelchair and everything went pretty smooth tbh! You can also always make sure you have a medical paper with you in which your conditions are stated. Just in case
TSA Cares should be available no matter which airline you're using. Definitely call and set it up, going through security with a wheelchair, an animal, and kids sounds like a nightmare unassisted.
I've flown with southwest before with a wheelchair and medications and they were actually very lovely and accommodating. When I bought my ticket I requested assistance so I basically had someone escort me through everything like Jaquie did. However I really recommend you avoid United if you can help it. I have had so many problems with them including a butt-load of lost luggage
I have the same issues as you
Hey I’m new to your channel I love your video
Harlow is the *CUTEST* dog ever!
It's really interesting to see the process for someone like you when travelling.
Anyways, hope you had fun !
Rip Jaquie we will miss you, you were very educational.... 😢😭
Rest easy Jacquie you'll be missed 💔
What an enjoyable video! You two are such wonderful advocates for living life to the fullest. I truly appreciate how kind and respectful and grateful you are to all the people who are caring and compassionate in assisting you in your endeavors. Love, love, love all six of you so much.
First! Thanks for your very informative videos, showing a small glimpse into your days with chronic illnesses! Greetings from Germany! Have a great trip! Britta
Sorry I am new to the channel and don't want to sound rude - but what is her illness/disability other than being in a wheel chair? I don't want to sound rude though
Hi, if you are new to this channel ,please check the notifications underneath the video and watch the first introductions to chronically Jaquie, before writing such really rude things that hurt .......
Hi. Now I did actually watch those videos but was just wondering if another human could explain it to me in shorter terms. I was afraid that people like you might take offense which is why I said TWICE that I was concerned about coming off as rude. I think majority of people could have deduced from what I wrote that I was just trying to find out a little more, just a basic 'in a nutshell' explanation and I understand that perhaps people like you may view it as rude. I have the utmost respect for her and anyone else with a illness. I was just trying to find out a little bit more. ANYWAY, not really sure how your response went from polite and nice to actually hurting my feelings as it was obvious I was not trying to offend. Enjoy your day... in oh GERMANY.
Sorry, I didn't want to berude! I guess, a story like Jaquie's isn't told in a few sentences, so I guess you really should take the time to watsch the first video where she is explaining her illnesses.
I never wanted to hurt you in any way!
I have been watching Jaquie's vlog for, I guess, a ywar or so and lately she decided to stop daily vlogging cause it was too much stress for her and her health. I am sorry about that, but I do understand why. I have MS myself and struggle with everyday's problems also.
And yes ,I am from Germany. Have a great sunday, maybe you forgive me my unpoliteness, I apologize
No that's totally okay! I too am sorry for maybe sort of (haha) responding bit passive aggressively. I have watched majority of her vids and can only sympathise. And you too! I hope that your MS doesn't progess too much. I hope you can forgive me also, I think we both just maybe got the wrong end of the stick. Have a FANTASTIC! day and enjoy your youtubing! : )
He acted like a little kid when he got that video game that’s so cute!😂❤️
I know I'm.late to the party, but I had to tell you about the autocaptioning on this vid, because I lost it laughing at one point!!
Where you boarded the train, and it gave the announcement "please stand clear of the doors", it captioned as "please stand clear of wolves" which I thought was pretty solid advice 😂🤣
MrsInAbox ikr
thank you for making this video! It is very helpful! hope you all had a great trip!
Ma'am she can't answer you she passed away.
She only had a year left to live when this was filmed 😥
Looking back to these make me cry
You ma’am are missed 💛🌻🌿
Sorry but she passed away.
Aw you're such a strong woman! I'm glad I found your channel
I'm surprised your ear defenders aren't pink
lol
I loved your enthusiasm . Your dog are beautiful. God bless all 4 of you. I hope you had a great vacation.
She did.
I'm not sure if you knew but Jaquie passed.
Oh that's so awesome! Last night we arrived in the Pittsburg airport at 11:00 pm. We had an awesome time at Disney. Hope your having a great trip and are feeling well!!! ✈️❤️🐶🌸
It’s been two years now. You were great 👍🏿 loved your videos.
Hard to believe she's gone..
Filming all of this quiets my fears of flying! Now I feel like they aren't as mean as the news makes them out to be.
Depends on the airline. I have had miserable trips (with united) and amazing trips (with southwest). I've honestly flown with the majority of airlines at one point or another so if you have questions about my experiences with a specific one I'd be happy to answer
Sas is so nice in business class and well kind of nice in economy
I fly delta airlines with epi pens and diabetes supplies as well as in a wheelchair because of crps and they were awesome
I remembered some sad memories of my sister while she still had a feeding tube she still has a scar we call it her second belly button but nearly cried when the thought came to mind thank you for making videos like this for people like my sister to related too
You do not know how much I love golden retrievers they are the cutest dog in the whole entire world cuter than my dog and I have a Pomeranian
I like how the dogs vests designs are kinda similar. Also like how they behave (great display of their training) and be friends just like their handlers
"*gasp* Is that Far Cry 5?" :")
Got7 BTS lmao
Have fun! It can get crazy. I have a j-tube, a central line, and all liquid meds. It is always interesting to see security's expression when I start pulling all of the liquid med bottles out of my bags. When I go to Russia (it is usually 30-32 hrs of travel and 4 or 5 connections depending) I literally have 40 bottles of liquid meds (including 7 bottles of liquid nausea meds and 7 of narcotic pain meds). As you can imagine, it gets a bit crazy and time consuming. Overall, security personal in all of the airports I have connected through in Europe have been great. London was awesome. It is in the US that I have the most hassle, with Paris running a close second. It can take me as long two hrs to get through security . Also grateful that in the 5 trips I have made to Russia, they have never made me take off my AFOs. It is definitely exhausting but I don't mind because I usually have one to two additional crazy event stories to bring home with me! More important, I love Russia. I love the Russian people, the culture, and the country is beautiful. I always feel so fortunate that I have been able to make 5 trips there despite my health issues. And my mom just said there will be another trip to Russia next year! Have a super fun trip!!! I hope everything goes smoothly for you!
Rip I mss you hope you had a great life
why am i just now learning that she lived in my old neighbor hood??? THIS IS NOT FAIR I JUST GOT HERE
I heard someone say, "Is that a dog??!"
Great job all around, the pups did great! I know if you give the dogs treats when taking off and landing it does help with the pressure in their ears! I’m so excited for you all!
Janice is pregnant I saw it on Orion’s Instagram page
I am truly amazed at you two ladies. It's hard enough to travel, but you ladies had it all planned, with the dogs and men, of course. Very interesting video and I can't wait to see the next one!!!
Actually the air in the plane is not recirculated. the air you feel coming out of the ac above your head is bleed air off of the turbine engine. The bleed air is supplied from the outside air coming into the compressor of the engines themselves. So you might be wondering, why doesn't the aircraft pressure keeping getting higher if they keep pumping in air from the bleed air? There is something called an outflow value located usually aft fuselage or near the tail. this valve opens and closes in order to keep the cabin pressure consistent. Never the less the fuselage is a good place for sickness to spread but its not much worse then your typical crowded train or bus.
Next time you fly, turn on the AC over your head just before push back (when the aircraft is pushed away from the gate) you will notice that the air will stop flowing above your head because they are turning on the engines. For the full reason why this happens i recommend doing more research on it but for the sake of keeping this comment short... they use the air that was going out of the AC above your head in order to turn the turbine on the engine. Turbine needs some help turning before it can keep itself going. they get this air from something called the APU (auxiliary power unit) that is located in the tail of most airliners and is can be used as a form of "generator" when the aircraft is not on. then once the engine turns on you will feel the AC come back on again... You might even notice that the AC is stronger then when it was turned off before... this is because the air is being supplied from the bleed air off the engines rather then the smaller APU. They may even use a GPU but ill leave it at that. Im sure you could care less about aircraft systems. haha, just a pilot thing I guess!
Thanks for the info mattatbat96. Do you also know what kind of filtration system is used. Since i discovered that particle pollution is responsable for my flares i wear a mask from the moment i aproach the airport to the moment i leave the airport of my destination. If i could be sure that the air was filtered by active carbon,for example, before entering airoplane i would not need the mask during the flight.
when you uploaded this video it was officially my birthday and i am so happy that you made it through the flight. :)
Did you Know wave you hand underneath your chin like you guys do means dirty in ASL.
I’ve flown with a feeding tube and used a airport wheelchair went connect to tube feed (I have a gastric pacemaker and can’t go through metal detectors) which is why I opted to use one of the airports wheelchairs. I managed to go from the UK to Ibiza and it went well. Even carrying 3.5 litres of different meds and litre of feed, having emergency injections and needles with me for my Addison’s disease it all went well x
6:35 look at that boy in the background he’s so confused
Harlow is just the sweetest, she's so adorable!