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Hello! I know this is an older video but I still wanted to leave a comment. Thank you for your videos, I myself am not disabled but your content has helped me to better understand disability and take those with physical limitations into consideration. Your honesty and attitude towards your condition is eye opening ⭐️

100%. If we could remain seated and positioned in our chairs aboard the aircraft this would largely be a non-issue. I travel 1-2x per month by air and have a spare Permobil M3 exclusively for air travel. Scootaround and Global Repair Group often liase between the airlines and your DME but don’t be shy asking for the “complaint resolution officer” (CRO) who has additional training on the air carrier access act and is often afforded broader discretion to resolve your concerns. Also every single time take photos before leaving the chair, even a video stating “I am at ORD at the United counter this is my Permobil M3 on [date]”. Always test all actuators and seat functions upon arrival and report before leaving the airport

Wishing you well

Yo! Long time nothing seen here

Best wishes friend

Lucky to be alive

Dude, you are awesome. Keep your head up.

Polio has a vaccine. Where u vaccinated as a kid?i was given a vaccine as a kid,i still have the scare, i was also given a vaccine were u have to swallow it. It was bitter

wish you all the best!

Being disabled comes with a plethora of things to deal with in public, and alcohol adds a whole other element. Sorry for your unpleasant encounter!

appreciate U

Thanks

Prayers. RESPECT

My you're a really handsome young man. I will be watching your videos now that I have found You. You Take Care and Stay Safe. Thanx for doing these video's. Be A HAPPY YOU !

What a gentle soul, who told his story with such grace and humility. . .❤

I admire you for your patiens.

Hi, Gabe! My name is Cheryl. Wow, what an amazing story! I’m so sorry you’ve been through so much while still so young. I was in a wheelchair when I had Guillain-Barré, then again after Cauda Equina syndrome following a spinal injury. I currently use Lofstrand crutches or on a good day, a cane. I can see why they thought you might have Guillain-Barré - I remember them repeatedly poking needles in my legs when I couldn’t move them, until I reminded them, “I can still feel that, you know.” Apparently not many things affect just the motor neurons. But wow, you have been through so much and are just an amazing young man.

Hi Gabe. You seem like should a humble, awesome person with a fantastic outlook on life. I will be following your journey. God Bless

I am so sorry you experienced such a rude behavior but glad you managed to solve it. Most people wouldn’t demand their right to enjoy such a special moment. (I consider a concert a special moment) 💪

I know it must have been very traumatic to have to get around in an electric wheelchair being only 15 years old

Thank you for sharing your story.

Awe sweety. You’re making up for it all now. Sorry I was so late finding your channel

Sorry to be so ignorant , but I'm English, and here in England we have a Polio jab when we're infants, which lasts a lifetime..do you have this in the USA too, and does it not cover the more rare Hopkins Polio? God bless you Sir x

hey Gabe, Great speaker and a great voice. You should do radio. Thanks

Wow! What a story ? How are you dealing with asthma today, and will you ever get that kind of asthma attack again? Take care ..

I added you to my public Playlist "IN AN INSTANT" Thank you for sharing!

I'm glad I found your show. Your story is so interesting and you truly are an inspiration. It looks like this video was made two years ago so I have a lot to catch up on. 😊

This is the dumbest thing I’ve seen all day but I’ve only been awake for an hour, there’s time still. What exactly does he think he’s going to feel? A wire connected to something. Omg! There’s wires connected everywhere. It’s a frickin power wheelchair. 🤦🏼‍♀️ you gonna stow away a knife that you can miraculously take over the plane with from your SEAT??? 😂😂🙄

Where are you? Do you still need help?

Wow you had to wait two hours. That’s crazy

AUUGGHH that stinks. They don’t have disabled busing where you are. To have to wait that long. Not cool.

Call the department of human resources that they can sent you somebody for disability.

I hope you made it home ok. It’s hard having a disability for many reasons. (I have one too) But the most important thing thing is that you got home safely.

Thanks for posting this. How did you get home?

*Promo SM*

Popped up somehow and I had a seat. That’s a damn crazy journey. I'll keep up.

Thanks! That was cool. Great background music too!

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Que rico yummy.

My friend...I think you are a lot further along than you give yourself credit. I actually have a couple of friends who are shy...painfully so, and would have a hard time not only meeting new people but also recording a video. You appear so well poised and conversant...I think you are an inspiration for not only others who might also be in wheelchairs but for people who are shy and have a hard time making friends. I think you'd be a wonderful role model...someone who is overcoming his fears and doing a great job as well. I applaud you.

This video precedes the plague of the century

Don't mater what uniforms the Arizona cardinals ,the San Francisco 49ers will always win,stay true to the game THE FAITHFUL, AND WE WILL TAKE OVER state farm stadium. GO NINERS!

Look like Ohio state fr

Facts!

Good for you!

TSA is an agency of the Department of Homeland Security and was born from the events of 9/11.TSA was meant to be what it is today, a draconian agency there to POLICE the AMERICAN PEOPLE, not keep them safe. if u don't believe it go visit the open border and watch the millions of unvetted illegals pouring in

Hi mijo, your videos popped up on my feed and I wanted to say thank you soo much for sharing your story and your life, praying God uses your channel and you in a mighty and powerful way!!!

Good video. I used to be disabled and I can’t imagine that level of pain and suffering.

Never heard of this disease. Thanks for sharing.

So you had asthma, then basically got pneumonia, then one night you can't breathe so you get rushed into the ER where you go into a coma? And then you wake up 4 days later and you can't move? That seems odd. I've never heard of such a chain of events before. God speed.