This has to be the best video you've done yet. Who's so great to get to know you and for you to be so open. It shows how strong an individual you are. When it comes to your son we are living in great times now and he is so young only imagine what will be around in 20 to 30 years. And think about it this way your son has you to learn from. The stronger you are now the stronger he will be when his time comes to deal with whatever it may be. When it comes to that roller ball tip that's the same tips I use except I as well as you used the hook tip. I didn't even know they had a threaded one. But, the roller ball tip is what I call the four-by-four of all tips. It's awesome that you were giving it away to someone who needs it. Exactly what I would have done. Somebody out of all the people that watch our videos is going to need that. If nobody snags it or ask for it what you should do is save the tip then down the road save 30 bucks and by the cane that goes with it. Get it in 50 inches that's like a sweet spot number for most people. Then do a give away for a complete cane. Great video.
Thanks Vincent I figured it was time to open up. I agree by the time Kohlby gets older the advancement will be so much better. Great idea for the tip if nobody's needs it I'll save it and add a cane to it for someone .
Thank you so much you guys are awsome. I hit over a 100 subs tonight thanks to you guys for answering my call. I'm on cloud nine tonight. I got my first sale on Ebay during your live stream.
Hey Chad, great video! Thank you for being so open and sharing so much personal information with us, it was nice learning more about you! I hope you and Colby are doing well :-) Matt
Thank you for sharing your story. I think it is important for people who are willing to talk about medical and mental conditions to share their stories on You Tube so that others out there will not feel alone. Keep up the great work. When I am watching this video it shows that you are at 121 subscribers. Congrats man!
I was born with open angle glaucoma. And after more surgeries than I can count, i went totally blind around 4 years ago. Trabeculectomy’s, tube shunts, and laser surgeries, to no avail. The weird thing is, I’m the first one in my family to have glaucoma. Thanks for sharing this!
Great video! Thanks for sharing your story. I use hook tips as well on my cane.
Thanks for watching
This has to be the best video you've done yet. Who's so great to get to know you and for you to be so open. It shows how strong an individual you are. When it comes to your son we are living in great times now and he is so young only imagine what will be around in 20 to 30 years.
And think about it this way your son has you to learn from. The stronger you are now the stronger he will be when his time comes to deal with whatever it may be.
When it comes to that roller ball tip that's the same tips I use except I as well as you used the hook tip. I didn't even know they had a threaded one. But, the roller ball tip is what I call the four-by-four of all tips.
It's awesome that you were giving it away to someone who needs it. Exactly what I would have done. Somebody out of all the people that watch our videos is going to need that.
If nobody snags it or ask for it what you should do is save the tip then down the road save 30 bucks and by the cane that goes with it. Get it in 50 inches that's like a sweet spot number for most people. Then do a give away for a complete cane. Great video.
Thanks Vincent I figured it was time to open up. I agree by the time Kohlby gets older the advancement will be so much better. Great idea for the tip if nobody's needs it I'll save it and add a cane to it for someone .
Thanks for being so open about your story. This is great to listen to
Thank you Matt
Wow. Love hearing your story. Keep up the great work on TH-cam and keep your head up! Great talking to you tonight.
Thank you so much you guys are awsome. I hit over a 100 subs tonight thanks to you guys for answering my call. I'm on cloud nine tonight. I got my first sale on Ebay during your live stream.
Visual Impairment that’s great!! Keep in touch!!!
Hey Chad, great video! Thank you for being so open and sharing so much personal information with us, it was nice learning more about you! I hope you and Colby are doing well :-) Matt
Hi Matt. Yes where doing great. I've been working hard on starting my own resale buisness. I should have my first video on it this weekend.
Thank you for sharing your story. I think it is important for people who are willing to talk about medical and mental conditions to share their stories on You Tube so that others out there will not feel alone. Keep up the great work. When I am watching this video it shows that you are at 121 subscribers. Congrats man!
Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching.
I was born with open angle glaucoma. And after more surgeries than I can count, i went totally blind around 4 years ago. Trabeculectomy’s, tube shunts, and laser surgeries, to no avail. The weird thing is, I’m the first one in my family to have glaucoma. Thanks for sharing this!
I never had surgery because of all the horror stories I've heard. Thank for watching and sharing some of your story with me.
I would love to have the cane tip
Does your cane use a threaded tip.if so it's yours.