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You stated that the model is an areo z 2 . When doing research I don't see anything with a z 2 model. Can you please tell me what the difference is between theaero z and aero z 2? Thank you

What are you talking about? The brand is Permobil.

Beautiful video Bonnie. Thank you and God Bless you.

This video is so helpful! I’m a newly diagnosed POTS patient, who has diagnosed hyper mobility, but not EDS (due to lack of available specialists where I live in Canada). I’m also Autistic. This is super helpful as I’m needing an ambulatory wheelchair and have been using rentals for about 7 months. This seems like a perfect option for me - thanks again for the great video!

I started watching your channel because of your chronic illness content. I didn't realize you are autistic...but I also didn't realize I am autistic until earlier this year. I didn't realize what some of my stims are until watching you. Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing. ❤ (red heart emoji)

I'm also Autistic and have EDS 😄🥰🤗

I'm sorry, but that chair is definitely not made to fit. Who scripted that! It's 1 1/2 to 2 inches too wide and the with your apparent core, the back could be 1/2 to 2/3 as high. You are swimming in there. What is wrong with the people who script these things!! As an incomplete paraplegic of 44 years, this makes me sad that this is still happening.

In Afghanistan we dissolved 2-4 benedryl in liquid and would administer it that way. Kids mouth swelled up so bad and we just intubated and administered it in the tube with a reverse airflow tube in side. Do what ever you can eh

My father hates my stims so much

Got mine for $2.06 at Walgreens!! Cant believe it!

this looked so fun! and it made me really happy. i’ve been doing a lot of research lately about autism and seeing people stim makes me feel very comfortable. i thought it was just me doing all of these funky little things this whole time but no! there’s a bunch of us :)

Say “oh, I love that” when you rocking while moving your feet came up and then the next clip was something I was actually doing at that moment: feet up in the air 😂 love these so much. Minus spinning. I get dizzy before even one full turn

"institutional behaviors" - my god, that's horrible and ableist. Your stim dance is beautiful. So many of your sims look so joyful and happy-making. :) I can relate to lots of these. As far as I know, I'm not autistic, but my sensory processing, hyperfocus, and other traits mean than there's a lot of overlap with the autism criteria, except for the social cues. I want to share this article with you. It helps people realize that everybody stims, but only some (usually visibly disabled, especially those with high support needs) people are "corrected" by authority figures or stigmatized. All nervous systems need stimming; some stims are deemed more socially acceptable. www.tsbvi.edu/component/content/article/102-deafblind-and-visually-impairedmulti-impaired/2584-looking-at-self-stimulation-in-the-pursuit-of-leisure-or-im-okay-you-have-a-mannerism Also, regarding "institutional behaviors," I worked at a school for the blind, where students are finally able to live free as themselves, in a community of peers who accepts them, stims and all. No matter how it's defined in the law, this is a least restrictive environment! (The definitions originally referred to institutions where people were receiving no education at all. You can thank families who felt it was unfair that they were told to lock away their children away without a right to an education for creating our first special ed rights laws. But that law defines specialized schools (for the deaf, for the blind, etc.) With specialized education that is the most barrier-free for many students as the same kind of restrictive institution that didn't provide education at all. But I digress...) I know that some staff in the special ed field are still of the opinion that you should just tell everyone to stop stimming. It's very misguided and can be harmful. Some people need stimming for sensory or emotional regulation and they are actually doing what's healthiest for themselves. The key as a staff member in special ed is to teach students that certain stims are more socially acceptable and certain stims are unsafe to physically do in certain situations (hot kitchen, in someone's personal space, very close to a wall that you can't see, etc.) but can be safely done in other environments. It's also important to teach kids to be aware that their stims might be in conflict with someone else's sensory needs, and to be respectful about, for example, the visual or auditory noise their movements make that can dysregulate someone else and cause them distress. I also always make sure that students understand that people who don't know them might stare and assume that they're not very smart or can't do certain things. It's not true and it's not the student's fault, but they do need to know that misperceptions are happening and could negatively affect them in, for example, a job interview or when making friends with someone who's never known anyone who makes movements like that.

This is really well organized and clear. Thanks so much for linking to the science saying I didn't cause it! It's necessary self-care for me to lie down with a heating pad as much as I can, so I can conserve energy to do all the other things I have to do, and then recover from them. I have severe fibromyalgia and just found out I also have POTS. Finally, an explanation for the dizziness. But also, POTS doesn't seem to be any more treatable than fibro is. Ugh.

I have some stims, like pulling my hair, twisting it, etc

I have severe outdoor allergies requiring me to carry epipens. I haven't filled my prescription for years because my hospital copay is cheaper that the 700 bucks they were trying to charge me at walgreens.

I'm on my husband's profile, I'm a woman. haha. I am seeing my pcp in 10 days and I'm going to ask for a referral to the right person to diagnose me. I am 100% positive I have this.

Would it be impossible to get insurance to cover the tilite and the smart drive? What qualifiers did your physician write in your DME order for the insurance?

Thank you so much for being brave.. That is the best clarification of Stimming l have ever seen. I needed that clarification ❤️💕

I almost cried watching this. It was so affirming to watch you enjoy your stims and invite us into that experience. I resonated with each and every one and it's like something clicked and now it's okay. As someone in their mid-twenties who is only finding out this month why their life has been so difficult for "no reason", thank you so much for sharing your stims with love - know that you've changed a life today!

Thank you, it really helps.

I love this! I’m waiting for my own ASD assessment (32 years old), which is the same day as my daughter’s assessment (3years old). I’m obsessively searching for examples of every autism trait to compare myself with and stimming has been the most difficult one to pin down. I would actually be thinking to myself “I don’t stim,” while rocking side to side. Describing stimming and demonstrating it are totally different and this video helped me a lot! Thank you so much for sharing and for your beautiful words of encouragement in the start of the video. :)

My stims: Rubbing hands together and squeezing them Tensing my whole body or certain parts Bouncing Licking teeth and sticking my tongue out Pacing Leg shaking and foot tapping

This is SO beautiful. Rebecca and I watched this, and feel like it's something everyone should see -- this is what courage is -- being vulnerable in such a powerful, REAL way. We have so much respect for you! And so many of those movements looked positively delicious! The beads on lips, the wind on face, the lying down on the ground among the trees and grass . . . wow!!! We are so glad we discovered your channel!!

Ur so cute

... this is interesting... I do many of these things. Rocking with or without a chair and swinging on a swing are especially my favourite. I didn't see them as stimming. Still learning/seeking diagnosis. Thanks for your bravery and sharing your private moments.

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Toronto is good. :)

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I hope that one day my autistic daughter is able to share her story

Bonie, I think ths was the best explanation I have heard. Good job.

I broke my neck...C4...which regulates the heart rate. How do I know if the elevated heart rate I am on beta blockers on is from the broken neck or POTS? Re coat hanger pain, how do you know that isn't isn't from Chiari...also, a spinal cord injury person will have pain at the point of impact, which in me, is C4...so how do I know if I have coat hanger pain?

What a gorgeous dog!!! Audrey's gift was amazingand was well worth the effort. Hand crafted gifts are so much better than store bought ones because anyone can go bu a store bought one. But to make it from scratch...it's the thought there that means more than anything. I can SO assocate with the Tylenol bit...oh yes. Tylenol usually starts my day.

That foot rest is the TiLite Angle Adjustable footrest which was pretty much made for the FreeWheel. 😳 18 X 18...how much do you weigh? TiLite really needs to be a shamed of themselves with their back design. That will be saggy and unsupportive with in a year...if it lasts that long. The front casters should swing freely. You should probably check those. I thik if you weigh the parts of the chair individulaly, you will find the FRAME weighs 12 1/2 pounds. There is no way an entire aluminum chair comlete with wheels, seat and back, weighs 12 1/2 pounds. The cushion is adorable, but really should be the width and length of your seat. You will find pressure sores will start on the thighs, toward where your knees are. I'm assuming you are just a part time wheelchair user...which is a good thing.

This makes me really happy! I haven't been diagnosed but have an appt coming up for an assessment so I've been thinking about a lot about it and some things make me sort of mad. Like, I remember repeatedly getting in trouble in primary school for rocking during class and flapping y hands against my ears during parade. I learned to supress it, but now I'm an adult I'm not hiding it anymore. My stims include tapping my feet or bouncing y legs, tiptoes, the finger touching (which I've never seen anyone else do!) and opening/closing y hands quickly, running y fingers through y hair and tapping my cheeks, stroking things with pleasant textures (currently making a big ol blanket out if pompoms) and wiggling my tongue against my teeth.

I am thinking my son when he grew while watching. Thanks for sharing

My 6 years old son is hand stimming ,sometimes jumping, sometimes all his body is shaking.He started to understand and he used to explain that he is stimming because he is so happy and excited.Me, when i was abiut hus age i used to ssuck my finger and play with corner of my pillow, so hard,than they were thorn.Sorry 4 my english.Thank you for your honesty and for this movie.

I cried, this is me and my adult daughter.

Thank you for sharing! I was rubbing my thumb on each finger exactly like you, as I was watching the video. I hadn’t even realized that was a stim.

Hello Bonnie, I had the experience last nite of a dear sweet friend going into a full stimming self sooth. (hence coming here to the internet to better understand it) A few of us were watching a movie, and the subject matter and sound was actually jarring to me as well. I was about to leave because it did not serve me, nor feel good to me. I turned to let them know, and J. was already muscle tightened, rocking, and had shut down part of his audio/hearing. We immediately turned off the movie, and it took him some time to balance his system out, which is what I believe stimming is. I think our world is actually filled with frequencies that are not in balance with our fantastic bodies. And I think many folks are being born that cannot, and will not deny this, and their bodies visibly can be seen seeking that balance. Our phycological/physical world is imbalanced, and for many folks that are not labeled with some alter behavior diagnosisi, they are using substances etc. trying to achieve some kind of, "relief"/ balance themselves. The world overlooks this, and actually is filled with things to encourage this, when actually it is the sign of a very "stressed" way of being. And these substances and behaviors do not sooth for long, before becoming harmful (hence a highly addicted society). it has a life of its own that often takes them out of "self" soothing, into a place of no control at all. All this to say.....your video was beautifully open and honest. I appreciate your sharing. And I think the more sharing of this, the more we will all understand ourselves. With or without the label of Autism. We are in a world that most experience as stressful, we should "all" be taking that seriously. Thanks again sweet lady.

Hello! I’m so glad I came across your channel! I also suffer with Pots and it is a challenge to garden but one step at a time...

thank you for sharing :) i have several stims like yours but have never been officially diagnosed

I stim and went through some similar stuff with not being diagnosed as a kid and having to hide them. I stim by spinning,toe walking,rocking flapping, galloping,jumping up and down,and many more things

Thank you so much! Your video has helped me understand my son and myself more. ❤️🌈

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You are so beautiful😍