its crazy to see how much your health has decreased in two months. you were so energetic and active. I hope your feeding tube works, glad your surgery went well. 👍
I knew that Universal, SeaWorld, and Busch Gardens had the crate option. wasn't sure about Disney though and I also never saw what they were like so thank you so much for thinking to show that. you guys are amazing and I hope you enjoyed your Disney trip.
Judd! You crack me up.. joint and bong jokes for days! You're just too eager to get out on the road and bust those bad guys and their bongs :D hahaha! Anyways, Jaquie - so glad your pain is better!! I love nerve blocks :D And way to kick WDW booty!
I have a spacer too. I have troubles taking my asthma inhaler correctly and it helps me a lot. It's nice to see someone else using one because I always feel uncomfortable when I have to take it out and use it in public. I love your channel so much and I love Harlow. Your channel has so much information I would never have known if I didn't run into it. I love it!
Super Original My 2 adult kids(1 girl that's 19, 1 boy that's 24) and I all have asthma, and share a need for inhalers and spacers. We each carry our own zip lock baggie with our equipment in our back/hip packs. We decorate our spaces with stickers, and it breaks the ice with curious kids & folks. We get to educate that way. Well, I get to talk, both kids have Aspergers and seldom respond. But we got over the embarrassed part years ago. Wishing you Best of Luck and a Happy, HEALTHY year!
you guys are amazing! I stumbled upon Harlow's instagram sometime last year and loved everything about it. Before I found her insta, I had no idea service dogs weren't just for people who are blind or in a wheel chair, let alone that you can train your own. I had been suffering from major anxiety and depression and talked to my doctor about getting a service dog, and they told me it was an excellent idea. We adopted a 4 month old Mini Aussie named Phoebe. She is now 9 months old and is almost half way done with her training! Thank you so much for being such an inspiration! You guys, and Phoebe changed my life!
Looks like a fun evening at WDW! I'm glad you are able to enjoy it! My husband can usually predict my abilities better than me and drags the wheelchair along! Harlow is fantastic and the services they offer for service dog was surprising. You are such a warrior!
That is so awesome!! Thanks for sharing! My power wheelchair died as soon as it got dark, so I had to head back to my hotel while my family stayed to enjoy the park. But hopefully we'll get back there one day! That churro looked delish!! :)
Thank you for making these videos they are very informative, fun, and validating for me. I am autistic and have several chronic illnesses, the worst of which has not been diagnosed (or maybe it's multiple more IDK!). People think I don't need to use a mobility device sometimes or take frequent rests because a lot of the times i seem 'normal' and not sick. I'm also in college so I am young and people don't think you can have illnesses when you are young
Hi sweetie! I am binge watching all her vids and also came across your comment & firstly, I would like to say sorry. It is sooo aggravating & hurtful when people don’t believe what we are saying what and how we’re feeling or when they say for example, oh you’re young, u just need to rest! Ughhhh! There are so many illnesses that one could have and no one could ever tell and that’s why they are called “INVISIBLE ILLNESSES” I have several & I go out, when I am able to, with my makeup on & hair done & people look at me sideways when I park at a handicap parking & I have had several arguments because of it because people are nosy & aggressively rude! Hun, you should see a Rheumatologist and that’s a doc whom specializes in arthritis’s because they’re many kinds, Fibromyalgia and all types of diseases/illnesses because many illnesses mimic others so if you have a disorder/disease, the Dr would have to narrow it down. Some people have CFS, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome & a lot of people don’t understand it nor get how bad it feels if one actually has it. This is one of the things when ignorant people say, aw, all ya need is rest! No! that’s not what fatigue means!!! Now, I am just giving you examples of ppl’s ignorance and also advising you to not give up bc if this kind of specialist can not determine anything with your symptoms, they may refer you to another specialist but you be your own warrior and keep going till you get to the bottom of things! I hope by this you’re feeling better & so sorry for this long novel! Lol but, I hope it’s helpful!!!! Please, update us or me;) xo Happy Holidays!
Oh boy, that sounds like hell. :( Invisible illnesses need to be recognized more! I understand to some extent, I suffer from Chronic Depression, Generalized Anxiety, an undiagnosed ED, and an undiagnosed dissociation disorder. I'm currently waiting to see my doctor to bring up getting a Service Dog, as my mother recommended it. I can't go to stores alone, and I get random panic attacks that I don't pick up on. I brought this up to a friend, and they laughed in my face, saying something along the lines of 'Please! One, you're 13 - too young to truly know what mental/chronic illnesses are. You're just being over dramatic.' It sucks! I know people with CFS, or POTS, who have to take frequent breaks. In fact, I was at the mall with them, and their own brother muttered to me 'Honestly, she's just out of shape.'. The poor girl can't workout, and weighs 115 lb at 5'2"! Sorry for the mini-rant, but people need to be more aware of invisible illnesses, before things get worse.
Wow Disney!! I dream of visiting Disney one day! Oh I'm so glad you could enjoy it and it's nice to know they are so good with us there! I'd love to go to the Harry Potter park there I bet it's amazing! I can dream lol
I LOVE DISNEYWORLD!!! One of my favorite rides is THE THUNDER MOUNTAIN RAILROAD! I lived in Orlando from 89-2003, and I LOVE it. I moved to Gainesville in 2003 and I like it, but Orlando was AWESOME! I'm glad you get to go on little adventures. God bless you Judd, Harlow and your family.
Pirates has been my favorite ride all my life, but I grew up So Cal, so Disneyland. Always the first ride we'd run to. During the street performers and the fireworks I had to put my speaker face down. Even that was too overloady. Glad you three had a great time!
6:12 Insta...crack? 7:08 That reminds me of when my mom and I went to Buckingham Palace. We hardly stood in line and that's when we were addressed by a staff member who gave us instructions about when and where to go, so we didn't have to keep staying in that long line. 9:30 Not with that mask on you don't. :-) 10:28 I don't know what either of them are. 10:46 What's that? 11:49 As long as you had fun. 13:22 I love how Harlow...wait! Did Harlow want to alert you?
I have asthma as well, I know what it's like to start wheezing and have difficult breathing. I once had asthma attack. It's gotten worse some days. I also have knee problems from skating for 8 years. It hurts to stand a long time, walk a lot, and do stairs.
I don't like fireworks either because I have a really bad starter reflex ever since I was a baby usually babies grow out of the starter reflex but I didn't
I'm going to Disney world with most of my family in may and I'm 100% getting the haunted mansion magic band!!! We are staying off site just because there are so many people going but I really want a magic band so that it'll make it easier with the DAS. I'm hoping I can find something lilo and stitch too!!!
Been following your instagram for awhile now and just found your channel! I am LOVING your videos! I didn't know that you had sensory processing disorder!! I have it as well, and boy is it a struggle sometimes. Keep pulling through :)
When did Disney allow smoking? Disneyland doesn't have that in CA. We have strong smoking laws in CA. Smoking shouldn't be allowed with all the children or else a designated smoking area far, far away that effects other guests. I can't believe people haven't advocated for the non-smoking. Yuck!
Where did you get the light up collar for Har? I love they have a safe place for Har while you ride the roller coaster. How does she ride on the other ones?
Awesome video! Looks like you had loads of fun! I'm going to an amusement park this June with my service dog. It's a smaller amusement park than Disney. Any tips on what I should bring or anything? My service dog isn't in training but she has never been to an amusement park.
Do they provide crates at all the rides the SDs are not allowed on or all the rides total? Thanks for the video, this really helps with our planning for our october disney orlando trip!!
Just curious! Do you wipe Harlowe's undercoat after a day at Disney or stores where she lays down? I only ask because I can imagine that she picks up dirt and who knows what that may effect you and when you bring her back home the dirt and allergens then effect you. There is surgical saran wrap to put over your port or surgical sites for one to shower.
Hi J&J! I have a quick question. Where could I purchase a halo collar for my service pooch? I found something similar on Amazon that I just ordered and I am waiting for it & they are LED lights/rechargeable and they come in a few colors. Just an FYI;) thx hun!!
If you watch the video I explain it in detail! It is a lot to type out, especially since I am feeling so run down today. Or you can always ask guest services, they are very helpful and super nice! Also, here is a link that may be helpful: wdpromedia.disney.go.com/media/wdpro-assets/help/guest-services/guests-with-disabilities/wdw-disability-access-service_2015-04-30.pdf
Hi hun, I’m binge watching and came across your question.. child swap is when parents have children but the child can’t go on the ride, they allow the adults to walk with their children & whomever their with all the way to the the entry onto the ride and the ppl take turns going on the ride while another stays w/the child/children at a designated area and when the one person is done w/ride, they watch the child (swap) and the other adult gets on the ride;) if by this time you already know the meaning, sorry for the novel Lol... Happy Holidays!
What documents did you need to get your service dog in Disney? My ASD son will have a service dog and we want to make sure we are prepared. My son is 3. Would the dog be able to go on rides with him
There are no documents required to prove that your dog is a service dog as in like a registration or an if, there are scams that offer to register your dog but they are 100% fake. So businesses cannot ask to see documentation
Just out of curiousity: are you not at all afraid or worried that you might have an allergic reaction in the rollercoaster? How do you handle such a situation? Thanks and I love Harlow's light up ''necklace''! :) :) XOXO
Hi, I'm pretty new to your channel I just subscribed today I'm not sure if you have already done a video about it but I'm wondering what your reaction is when people attempt to pet harlow or ask if they can touch her?
I want to meet you guys bc I have a service dog and I would like to now more and just to talk to you guys in person I will be in Orlando fl for Disney word in June
(New to this channel) Not that I don't feel bad for you (I really do) but it was kind of cool to hear you have gastroparesis cause I have it too and had never even heard of it until I was diagnosed! Yours seems to be a lot worse than mine though. :( Hope it doesn't get you down too much! :D
What kind of earphones do you use? I've been looking for a pair for my own issues with excessive sound (especially on airplanes, in movie theaters, and any live concert), but don't really know what to look for. Some people recommend active-noise cancelling; some say definitely not. I'd love to know what works best for you (or anyone in the comments). PS I love your videos! So awesome to learn about how Harlow helps you and what you do to help yourself!
Although it helps others and I am SO happy that they find relief, I do not think I would ever try MJ. The only way I would do it is if it were 100% legal, I did not have to smoke it, it did not make me high whatsoever, and my doctors were 100% on board with it as a treatment. But I am still having too many allergy issues to try anything new like that, it could make me react!
Jaquie Blake lol of course not right this second. Florida has a ways to go with implementation and is already struggling. I was just wondering because I've read that POTS, EDS and SPD/autistic patients have had success in pain management and coping abilities with CBD oil. Also, I just read an interesting study about MCAD that you might like to check out in the Journal of Neuroendocrinology- "Cannabinomimetric Control of Mast Cell Mediator Release: New Perspective in Chronic Inflammation", it seems to favor cannabis towards treating inflammation. Please don't think of this as an argument against your current treatment plan! I really want you to get better and only wish to offer a different viewpoint that I would have never considered when I lived in Texas where my dad is in LE and "drugs are bad". Just as you educate and bring awareness to chronic illnesses, I like to do the same for medical marijuana 😊 P.S. Thank you for your vlogs, I have health issues too and seeing your positivity is encouraging. I advocated for myself recently, thanks to you, and got what I needed! ❤❤❤ And CBD's are available in tinctures and don't get you high. If you've ever wondered what a regular THC high feels like, the Indica strain is just like Benadryl. Makes me sleepy and useless. The Sativa strain makes me very happy to clean my house.
Harlow always look so adorable when she plays
Wow. What a difference a year makes. Jumping back in time it's like a totally different person. Chronic illness sucks way too much.
Judd has me laughing so hard when he said "just trying to put her bong together" LMFAO
Har is such an amazing dog ..im so impressed
its crazy to see how much your health has decreased in two months. you were so energetic and active. I hope your feeding tube works, glad your surgery went well. 👍
I knew that Universal, SeaWorld, and Busch Gardens had the crate option. wasn't sure about Disney though and I also never saw what they were like so thank you so much for thinking to show that. you guys are amazing and I hope you enjoyed your Disney trip.
Judd! You crack me up.. joint and bong jokes for days! You're just too eager to get out on the road and bust those bad guys and their bongs :D hahaha! Anyways, Jaquie - so glad your pain is better!! I love nerve blocks :D And way to kick WDW booty!
He totally is!
I have a spacer too. I have troubles taking my asthma inhaler correctly and it helps me a lot. It's nice to see someone else using one because I always feel uncomfortable when I have to take it out and use it in public. I love your channel so much and I love Harlow. Your channel has so much information I would never have known if I didn't run into it. I love it!
Super Original My 2 adult kids(1 girl that's 19, 1 boy that's 24) and I all have asthma, and share a need for inhalers and spacers. We each carry our own zip lock baggie with our equipment in our back/hip packs. We decorate our spaces with stickers, and it breaks the ice with curious kids & folks. We get to educate that way. Well, I get to talk, both kids have Aspergers and seldom respond. But we got over the embarrassed part years ago. Wishing you Best of Luck and a Happy, HEALTHY year!
you guys are amazing! I stumbled upon Harlow's instagram sometime last year and loved everything about it. Before I found her insta, I had no idea service dogs weren't just for people who are blind or in a wheel chair, let alone that you can train your own. I had been suffering from major anxiety and depression and talked to my doctor about getting a service dog, and they told me it was an excellent idea. We adopted a 4 month old Mini Aussie named Phoebe. She is now 9 months old and is almost half way done with her training! Thank you so much for being such an inspiration! You guys, and Phoebe changed my life!
I'm so excited you got to go to Disney and stay so long! It's been awhile since we saw you go and I'm glad your back! Stay strong💪❤
Looks like a fun evening at WDW! I'm glad you are able to enjoy it! My husband can usually predict my abilities better than me and drags the wheelchair along! Harlow is fantastic and the services they offer for service dog was surprising. You are such a warrior!
I'm glad you posted this video, this helped me a bunch, thank you!
That is so awesome!! Thanks for sharing! My power wheelchair died as soon as it got dark, so I had to head back to my hotel while my family stayed to enjoy the park. But hopefully we'll get back there one day! That churro looked delish!! :)
I hope that for you, too! Watch out for those dang smoking areas though...
Awwww I hope you enjoy your day har is so adorable I love her and you so much 💝💝💝💝💝
Thank you for making these videos they are very informative, fun, and validating for me. I am autistic and have several chronic illnesses, the worst of which has not been diagnosed (or maybe it's multiple more IDK!). People think I don't need to use a mobility device sometimes or take frequent rests because a lot of the times i seem 'normal' and not sick. I'm also in college so I am young and people don't think you can have illnesses when you are young
Hi sweetie! I am binge watching all her vids and also came across your comment & firstly, I would like to say sorry. It is sooo aggravating & hurtful when people don’t believe what we are saying what and how we’re feeling or when they say for example, oh you’re young, u just need to rest! Ughhhh! There are so many illnesses that one could have and no one could ever tell and that’s why they are called “INVISIBLE ILLNESSES” I have several & I go out, when I am able to, with my makeup on & hair done & people look at me sideways when I park at a handicap parking & I have had several arguments because of it because people are nosy & aggressively rude! Hun, you should see a Rheumatologist and that’s a doc whom specializes in arthritis’s because they’re many kinds, Fibromyalgia and all types of diseases/illnesses because many illnesses mimic others so if you have a disorder/disease, the Dr would have to narrow it down. Some people have CFS, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome & a lot of people don’t understand it nor get how bad it feels if one actually has it. This is one of the things when ignorant people say, aw, all ya need is rest! No! that’s not what fatigue means!!! Now, I am just giving you examples of ppl’s ignorance and also advising you to not give up bc if this kind of specialist can not determine anything with your symptoms, they may refer you to another specialist but you be your own warrior and keep going till you get to the bottom of things! I hope by this you’re feeling better & so sorry for this long novel! Lol but, I hope it’s helpful!!!! Please, update us or me;) xo Happy Holidays!
Oh boy, that sounds like hell. :( Invisible illnesses need to be recognized more! I understand to some extent, I suffer from Chronic Depression, Generalized Anxiety, an undiagnosed ED, and an undiagnosed dissociation disorder. I'm currently waiting to see my doctor to bring up getting a Service Dog, as my mother recommended it. I can't go to stores alone, and I get random panic attacks that I don't pick up on. I brought this up to a friend, and they laughed in my face, saying something along the lines of 'Please! One, you're 13 - too young to truly know what mental/chronic illnesses are. You're just being over dramatic.' It sucks! I know people with CFS, or POTS, who have to take frequent breaks. In fact, I was at the mall with them, and their own brother muttered to me 'Honestly, she's just out of shape.'. The poor girl can't workout, and weighs 115 lb at 5'2"!
Sorry for the mini-rant, but people need to be more aware of invisible illnesses, before things get worse.
I'm so happy you and Judd and Harlow got to enjoy Disney World.
Wow Disney!! I dream of visiting Disney one day! Oh I'm so glad you could enjoy it and it's nice to know they are so good with us there! I'd love to go to the Harry Potter park there I bet it's amazing! I can dream lol
I LOVE DISNEYWORLD!!! One of my favorite rides is THE THUNDER MOUNTAIN RAILROAD! I lived in Orlando from 89-2003, and I LOVE it. I moved to Gainesville in 2003 and I like it, but Orlando was AWESOME! I'm glad you get to go on little adventures. God bless you Judd, Harlow and your family.
Hoped you had a good time at Disney! It looked very fun! Loved the vlog. I'm glad you had a chance to get out and have an exciting time at Disney.
I was in Hollywood studios with my service dog that day! I was in magic kingdom just the day before
Pirates has been my favorite ride all my life, but I grew up So Cal, so Disneyland. Always the first ride we'd run to.
During the street performers and the fireworks I had to put my speaker face down. Even that was too overloady.
Glad you three had a great time!
Fellow So Cal person over here, Glen! I love Pirates, too :D
I love thunder mountain! Its one of my favorite rides at Disney
Also, it was 85 here today! Looks like it was equally as nice out there for you guys :) Enjoy that awesome weather!
I went to Magic Kingdom the same day as you! Hope y'all had fun!!!
sure due to dizziness (etc) there are some rides you can not ride but the scenes are so enjoyable.
I had used that pass cuz I get anxious when I wait in line
6:12 Insta...crack?
7:08 That reminds me of when my mom and I went to Buckingham Palace. We hardly stood in line and that's when we were addressed by a staff member who gave us instructions about when and where to go, so we didn't have to keep staying in that long line.
9:30 Not with that mask on you don't. :-)
10:28 I don't know what either of them are.
10:46 What's that?
11:49 As long as you had fun.
13:22 I love how Harlow...wait! Did Harlow want to alert you?
I have asthma as well, I know what it's like to start wheezing and have difficult breathing. I once had asthma attack. It's gotten worse some days. I also have knee problems from skating for 8 years. It hurts to stand a long time, walk a lot, and do stairs.
what's a magic band? does it do anything?
Sorry it was a bad chronic illness day, but Disney World looked fun! Keep pushing on, Jaq-Jaq! Love you!
I don't like fireworks either because I have a really bad starter reflex ever since I was a baby usually babies grow out of the starter reflex but I didn't
I'm going to Disney world with most of my family in may and I'm 100% getting the haunted mansion magic band!!! We are staying off site just because there are so many people going but I really want a magic band so that it'll make it easier with the DAS. I'm hoping I can find something lilo and stitch too!!!
I would go online and order it ASAP because it is limited edition and almost sold out! Judd and I bought the last two in the store.
Do you have to contact Disney in advance about the crate or do they just keep one at every ride? I would love to take my guide dog to Disney!
Been following your instagram for awhile now and just found your channel! I am LOVING your videos! I didn't know that you had sensory processing disorder!! I have it as well, and boy is it a struggle sometimes. Keep pulling through :)
When did Disney allow smoking? Disneyland doesn't have that in CA. We have strong smoking laws in CA. Smoking shouldn't be allowed with all the children or else a designated smoking area far, far away that effects other guests. I can't believe people haven't advocated for the non-smoking. Yuck!
dawn ann Gallagher there are designated smoking areas in Disneyland ca
Thanx for letting me know. I am surprised but that's life and Disney obviously is trying to accommodate all their guests.
Where did you get the light up collar for Har? I love they have a safe place for Har while you ride the roller coaster. How does she ride on the other ones?
It is a Halo Lights collar, and she just holds a down stay!
Awesome video! Looks like you had loads of fun! I'm going to an amusement park this June with my service dog. It's a smaller amusement park than Disney. Any tips on what I should bring or anything? My service dog isn't in training but she has never been to an amusement park.
Hi! I have bad asthma and I have a really hard time with a normal inhaler so can I ask where you got the spacer?
It blows my mind that Disney allows smoking there! I have never seen someone smoking at Disneyland in all of my years of going there.
Summer would you not want a smoker to enjoy a childhood favorite?
What is the pink band you wear on your right wrist? Just curious. 😊
Dee Turner I believe it’s her medical alert bracelet but I could be mistaken.
Miss you so much 😔 but I keep moving forward because that’s what you’d want ❤️
Is it sad that I knew what park you were at from the parking lot/monorail and entrance.
Do they provide crates at all the rides the SDs are not allowed on or all the rides total? Thanks for the video, this really helps with our planning for our october disney orlando trip!!
As far as I know, it is only on the rides that SDs cannot go on. But you can always do a dog swap!
Just curious! Do you wipe Harlowe's undercoat after a day at Disney or stores where she lays down? I only ask because I can imagine that she picks up dirt and who knows what that may effect you and when you bring her back home the dirt and allergens then effect you. There is surgical saran wrap to put over your port or surgical sites for one to shower.
Hi J&J! I have a quick question. Where could I purchase a halo collar for my service pooch? I found something similar on Amazon that I just ordered and I am waiting for it & they are LED lights/rechargeable and they come in a few colors. Just an FYI;) thx hun!!
hi. i just say this video. how does the disabled thing works at WDW, i have a mild case of Cerebral Palsy.. hope to hear from you and talk
If you watch the video I explain it in detail! It is a lot to type out, especially since I am feeling so run down today. Or you can always ask guest services, they are very helpful and super nice! Also, here is a link that may be helpful: wdpromedia.disney.go.com/media/wdpro-assets/help/guest-services/guests-with-disabilities/wdw-disability-access-service_2015-04-30.pdf
What kind of waist leash do you use? I’m training my SD and taking him to Disney in May. I’m kinda nervous!
My dad has gastroperises too!
What is the child swap?
Hi hun, I’m binge watching and came across your question.. child swap is when parents have children but the child can’t go on the ride, they allow the adults to walk with their children & whomever their with all the way to the the entry onto the ride and the ppl take turns going on the ride while another stays w/the child/children at a designated area and when the one person is done w/ride, they watch the child (swap) and the other adult gets on the ride;) if by this time you already know the meaning, sorry for the novel Lol... Happy Holidays!
What documents did you need to get your service dog in Disney? My ASD son will have a service dog and we want to make sure we are prepared. My son is 3. Would the dog be able to go on rides with him
There are no documents required to prove that your dog is a service dog as in like a registration or an if, there are scams that offer to register your dog but they are 100% fake. So businesses cannot ask to see documentation
Just out of curiousity: are you not at all afraid or worried that you might have an allergic reaction in the rollercoaster? How do you handle such a situation? Thanks and I love Harlow's light up ''necklace''! :) :) XOXO
Where did you get your headphones?
Bass Pro Shop.
Hi, I'm pretty new to your channel I just subscribed today I'm not sure if you have already done a video about it but I'm wondering what your reaction is when people attempt to pet harlow or ask if they can touch her?
How old are they
Oh my word. I do not like character costumes either!!!! I actually am terrified of them. 🙈
hi i really miss you. i am getting a service dog for PTSD and POTS.
Thank you for the Great video
I want to meet you guys bc I have a service dog and I would like to now more and just to talk to you guys in person I will be in Orlando fl for Disney word in June
Hey question do the dogs go on the ride to?😂
Qxeen Vivian she answered that in the video :)
I wish I went to Disneyworld...
What kind of backpackbag are you using on this vlog!? I'm going to Disneyworld & have chronic illness and have to keep meds with me!!
its her iv bag
(New to this channel) Not that I don't feel bad for you (I really do) but it was kind of cool to hear you have gastroparesis cause I have it too and had never even heard of it until I was diagnosed! Yours seems to be a lot worse than mine though. :( Hope it doesn't get you down too much! :D
What kind of earphones do you use? I've been looking for a pair for my own issues with excessive sound (especially on airplanes, in movie theaters, and any live concert), but don't really know what to look for. Some people recommend active-noise cancelling; some say definitely not. I'd love to know what works best for you (or anyone in the comments). PS I love your videos! So awesome to learn about how Harlow helps you and what you do to help yourself!
I wish i could eat chik-fil-A but I'm allergic to the oils they cook with. And I'm getting my service dog!!! Her name is Jazzy
Do all amusement parks have crates?
most do
All right, I"ve got to go figure out what those magic bands are.
Do you ever go on rides at Walt Disney World?
Yes.
Awesome :) cause I don't know if it does make you feel dizzy from going on any fast rides
Judd!!! You’re a freakin comedian! R u sure you want to stay on the job;)??
I've never been to disney D:
also yours and judd's commentary is so funny!! Love the both of you
its fun. lots of stuff to do. i go often that i know most of 2 of the parks.
I miss you Jaq.
You can bring service dogs ON rides? lol
TayahGenesis Yes! Unless they are fast moving rollercoasters that require restraints then you can bring your service dog on the ride with you!
that's crazy!
This is Disney land but ily and hawlow
I would never go to chic-fil-a after what they did to the lgbt group.
Now that Florida is on the way to legal medicinal, would you ever take edible marijuana to alleviate pain and encourage eating?
Although it helps others and I am SO happy that they find relief, I do not think I would ever try MJ. The only way I would do it is if it were 100% legal, I did not have to smoke it, it did not make me high whatsoever, and my doctors were 100% on board with it as a treatment. But I am still having too many allergy issues to try anything new like that, it could make me react!
Jaquie Blake lol of course not right this second. Florida has a ways to go with implementation and is already struggling. I was just wondering because I've read that POTS, EDS and SPD/autistic patients have had success in pain management and coping abilities with CBD oil. Also, I just read an interesting study about MCAD that you might like to check out in the Journal of Neuroendocrinology- "Cannabinomimetric Control of Mast Cell Mediator Release: New Perspective in Chronic Inflammation", it seems to favor cannabis towards treating inflammation.
Please don't think of this as an argument against your current treatment plan! I really want you to get better and only wish to offer a different viewpoint that I would have never considered when I lived in Texas where my dad is in LE and "drugs are bad". Just as you educate and bring awareness to chronic illnesses, I like to do the same for medical marijuana 😊
P.S. Thank you for your vlogs, I have health issues too and seeing your positivity is encouraging. I advocated for myself recently, thanks to you, and got what I needed! ❤❤❤
And CBD's are available in tinctures and don't get you high. If you've ever wondered what a regular THC high feels like, the Indica strain is just like Benadryl. Makes me sleepy and useless. The Sativa strain makes me very happy to clean my house.
Please please from one handler to another be careful dropping the leash