The 2 Year Old Living With Sclerosis | Born To Be Different | Part 3 | Origin

Three years in the making 'Born to be Different' is an extraordinary frank and intimate portrait of the pressure and difficulty of life with a disabled child.
In this episode, as the children enter their second year the initial shock of the diagnosis has receded but now they have to face new challenges.
Some of the children face major operations and life and death situations, others are learning to walk and talk, trying to keep up with their friends.
It’s a crucial year when these families discover how their child’s disability will affect the rest of their lives.
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[@coryrain]

For anyone curious Hamish is a paralympic athlete representing New Zealand. He's a swimmer!

[@Lilshortstuff8186]

That’s so awesome!

[@maymellor7592]

Fantastic

[@globalwarmhugs7741]

🎉😊

[@ourcreativebeehive]

Hamish is a handsome little boy. I wish his grandmother could see that.

[@AS-qg1xu]

That's awesome.

[@motionless_horizon]

19:40 this gives me major ick. As a disabled person, this mindset from ablebodied people is a major reason that we struggle with society seeing us as less than. We are not less than you, we are not imperfect, we are not a disappointment. We are your kids, your grandkids, your parents, your friends. We are people just like you. Just because I’m in a wheelchair doesn’t mean I’m less than, hell, I graduated high school top of the class, two years early, and am in Uni for biochemistry, genetics, and epidemiology. I’m 18. I died 4 times when I was 14 because of a heart condition. We are not less than you.

[@LivvyAlexW]

You’re so brave! I have syndrome. I have Turner syndrome. I’m missing my second X chromosome. Life has been a struggle. A big struggle. I am definitely NOT less than. I have my own place, car, cat, and work. We are all so brave.

[@DevonPixie1991]

The attitude of grandma was an attitude of its time.

[@PinkHawk191]

I live with a genetic disorder called 22q. Every day is a struggle. I am facing my sixth major surgery. My dad has finally come around. He has been in denial for so long. My mom is the one who is there to support me. She is a single mom who takes care of me. I need a walker and arm crutches to get around. I feel like my head physical therapist has seen me as less then. I am now working with my longtime physical therapist who understands my genetic disorder. She takes wonderful care of me. I am not less than! I just have to do things in a different way.

[@motionless_horizon]

@@DevonPixie1991 doesn’t make it right.

[@motionless_horizon]

@@PinkHawk191 I have Ehlers Danlos, my type is caused by a mutation on my COL5A1 gene. It’s responsible for Collagen production. My PT has been amazing, but it took a lot of trial and error to find someone who knows about my condition. I definitely understand what you’re saying with that!

[@ray_ayy]

It’s devastating to see Zoe suffer so much in this series. You can tell how terrified she is of anyone touching her feet because she’s been through so much pain.

[@donnakissinger1694]

Michael is a real piece of work. Don’t know how he can look in the mirror without seeing a coward. 😡😡😡

[@katelyn3997]

My daughter has the same condition as William (Tuberous Sclerosis), she just turned 40yrs old. She has epilepsy, intellectual disability, brain, kidney & lung tumours. But despite this she has a great life & good friends. When I got sick (ME/CFS & Fibromyalgia) my ex husband left us, he said having a sick wife & disabled twins was too stressful, so he left his sick wife to be sole carer for the disabled twins. It’s actually been his loss. I’m still caring for my daughter, but her twin brother is doing well & now has his own family. I wish the best for these families.

[@henrydestpern7551]

U8 Hudson

[@victoriacox8940]

Fantastic. Thanks for telling your story. I'm sure you are on your exes mind daily, due to the guilt he must feel. I just hope he finds it within himself to forgive himself, he doesn't deserve you!

[@poppyblack1526]

I have Tubular sclerosis too. I have seizures (since I was 14) I have brain tumors that have lead to my mild autism (diagnosed at 10). I had my kidney right kidney removed as a baby. I'm now 21 years old. 💜💚

[@stevermacsoucher1625]

@@poppyblack1526 now when you say tumors like cancer. And if not cancer are you like supper prone to cancer.

[@poppyblack1526]

@@stevermacsoucher1625 non cancerous

[@emilywiebel3238]

Shelby’s family is so sweet. Seeing her brothers worry about her made my heart hurt bc even at such young ages they know how serious it is but seeing how much they care and their bond with her is beautiful. Also her moms partner is awesome! I’m so glad she has someone by her side to help support mom and also be apart of Shelby’s care . I’m a single mom to 1 and that’s hard enough, so to be a single parent to multiple children and one with a serious illness has to be extremely hard and draining emotionally and physically. She’s a super strong momma! So glad she found a partner to love her and all of her little ones 💕

[@justineharper3346]

That broke me. I feel so bad for her whole family.

[@oliveclark8826]

Little Zoe 😢 it’s heartbreaking to hear her crying in pain

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

Thank you for posting this series; These parents are doing a fine job under such traumatic circumstances.

[@lunalove9395]

Shelbie's brother is so sweet

[@nataliemadrigal899]

Little Emily has captured my ❤. She is just beautiful. 😊

[@nataliemadrigal899]

My Grandson is 17 with Down Syndrome. DS is so misunderstood. Your Boy looks very intelligent. The large tongue they can sometimes grow into. My Grandson did. He is non- verbal, but very intelligent. All of my heart and prayers for all of these precious children.

[@amberblake8315]

That little boy just loves his sister Shelby!💜

[@bereal2493]

Zoe father turned out to be a coward… praise God her mother was a brave woman 🙏🏼

[@asher1119]

I’ve truly loved watching this series🥺. These kids are so cute!❤️

[@tiffanyr8990]

You should see they are so grown up Williams mom is on Twitter

[@Jacoe413]

Seeing poor Shelby and her struggle makes me so mad at Michael. He abandoned her for a normal child and family. Her mom stayed, and she is amazing for that, but she was so tired and broken by what she was facing.

[@LLH5225]

Shelby's father's name is Mark. Not Michael. Michael is from the girl who is having surgery on her arms and legs.

[@masekjohann4228]

then he made her another child. did i understand right, she is prenant from micheal again? my english isnt that good

[@chip4039]

I guess Mark just couldn't take it. He must have been distraught by the kid's condition

[@stepht7508]

@@chip4039 Being "distraught" is no excuse to abandon your child.

[@chip4039]

@@stepht7508 but he hasn't though. He still spends time with his hid

[@terisoto8230]

I think ALL OF THE CHILDREN ARE BEAUTIFUL. They just need more LOVE than others. And the any MAN that leaves their partners do to things that these children will have to answer to GOD. BECAUSE THESE CHILDREN ARE HIS CHILDREN. He chose you to stand up and be a man and help your partner raise them. these children are so beautiful. so heart warming. I would love to tank all of the men who hang around and does what is need are the best person to be in this child's life 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@signediaz2469]

michael is the worst, he could at least live nearby and be involved-he is making no sacrifices and being selfish

[@katelyn3997]

Sadly it happens to many families who have disabled children. My daughter has Tuberous Sclerosis (the same condition as William in this video) & her twin brother has a disability. My ex husband left us after I was diagnosed with a chronic condition also. He said having a sick wife AND sick twins was too stressful for him. It’s been hard caring for disabled twins alone while being sick myself, but I have a great relationship with my kids whereas my ex husband has missed out on so much. I still don’t understand how a father can walk away from a severely ill child that needs much more care. As hard as it gets being a sole carer I could never give up on my disabled children.

[@Justabitnosey]

Some parents just aren't up to the challenge sadly. But lucky for Shelby she had an awsome stepdad.

[@Desaree1]

@@katelyn3997 Your twins are so lucky to have such a strong momma. 💛

[@jenlfpotter3870]

Me too. I was born with a cleft lip and palate, almost totally blind, but at the time I had light perception and opaque corneas I had a Corneal transplant age 6 months, but that caused my retinas to haemorrhage. I then lost all of my sight by the time I was starting School age 3 or 4. My father dear, couldn't deal with all the hospital visits, admitions, stays re the above complications and digestive problems which still affect me to this day, I bled internally when I had dairy under 2 years old... The list went on, although I grew out of the dairy allergy when I was a toddler. My father dear, also, wouldn't pay child maintenance either, so... well... its his loss. So far as I'm concerned, the family who stayed around and raised me to be who I am today, they are what matters.

[@lockout5731]

because i have autism i am proud to have it

[@KezziLavigne]

Me too

[@Yoongiwifie]

They are such beautiful kids all of them! Idk who they are but I love them all dearly~

[@friendsharerfam6981]

You folks are in my thoughts and prayers sorry it's so hard.

[@glauvie]

What’s up with people leaving their spouses over this? I know the rates are high and it’s hard from personal experience, but how disgusting to leave. Aware of the odds, our first question after “what does she have?” was “how do we stay married?” They said if we’re asking, we’ll be fine. And we’re still good 15 years later.

[@yourssincerelyposh8903]

He already wanted to leave this was his excuse

[@AshOrAshes_]

God bless them and their family 🙏🏽❤️✝️

[@Mandy-rx7rq]

In tears over Shelby. Please don't smoke mama, its not nice, when u have a poorly girl x

[@pearlkelly6337]

Yeah may she RIP

[@masekjohann4228]

oh.. this micheal is very cold hearted. having two kids, left them, got the disabled, very sweet much loving da daughter, and cheat on the other woman by making this woman pregnant again, while his daughter miss him so badley. what an ass, sorry

[@DeborahAnnsuperversatile]

The kids are very strong.

[@legaretanya1707]

Kids adorable 🥰 I love kids.

[@1tylerose]

The term "fits" used to describe epileptic seizures is a terminology straight out of the 1730's. Many born with spinabifida live normal lives.

[@pattyh2410]

Agree. I was disgusted by them using the term “fits”. WTF

[@charlottekemper4741]

Hurray for Hamish😊

[@markwake3943]

Beautiful

[@tiffanyr8990]

Can you please post all the episodes l will pay you lol

[@atiflutwyche423]

What about the latest series 10 form march 2020?

[@Cathryn-sc4im]

Those boys are old enough to listen.

[@reinassancefamous3598]

This is a new evolution. Some of them might be super genius and we don't even know yet.

[@michelegusgus6003]

The family of Hamish are very judgemental, very sad

[@JenniferSlater1178]

Why don't doctors keep medical journals which ithought they did. I've seen other children with the arthrogyroposis yes spelled wrong. But when they have these surgeries there legs always go back deformed. I saw a case with a girl who had her feet amputated and then she could finally walk on prosthetics with no pain. So why they putthesekids through surgeries that are painful and don't work is barbaric.

[@chip4039]

They try to keep the limbs if they can

[@cbaby78]

@34:22 I'm just concerned as to why somebody is letting their daughter take a shower butt naked around a bunch of men.... let alone you never know who a pedophile is this is truly blowing my mind😲wow

[@irenefeltham8984]

Why don’t they try Cannabis, which has been successful for seizures in young babies. In Australia this is welcomed by Parents. Blessings✨💕🙏🏻🕊

[@ell.cait1281]

This is from the early 2000's, these kids are in their late teens/early 20s now.

[@demon45ize]

yeah cuz that fixes everything... right

[@lovecunningham5235]

Because not everybody wants to be a pot head! Some ppl have their heads on right to know drugs are bad not good or a damn blessing!

[@maryseflore7028]

In England, using canabis is illegal, and VERY limited for medical use. It's a "different country" thing.

[@pearlkelly6337]

Shelby passed away age 19

[@lindaarnold5683]

Ann Marie needs someoe to help her.

[@TheThriftyGma]

Vicky's boys need their ears tugged. Naughty of them to fight around their baby sister and to run off from mom, she has enough on her plate without them causing her more grief. .

[@edenelodie8558]

They're KIDS. It's not their responsibility to keep the mum happy, btw the mum decided to get another baby WHILST AWARE that this kid had a chance of having this life-threatening condition.

[@lebby1688]

@@edenelodie8558 True but that doesn't mean that teaching them discipline and responsibility should go by the wayside. Just like every other kid they still need to be taught boundaries and self-control. I agree that this situation isn't their fault but that doesn't mean they also get to have free rein. Simply saying "they're kids" is an unhealthy excuse. Letting them do whatever they want is neglectful. Providing structure and discipline is a healthy part of development. It's something that allows children to learn emotional regulation and independence. Even more so when living in a situation where there is something going on far outside of their control, such as a severely sick family member.

[@stupidfurball]

@@edenelodie8558 she is mean to the boys always snapping at them

[@ngohoiGEM]

@@edenelodie8558 i totally understand this. The poor older kids feels neglected because the mum has her hands full with the sick baby and no time for the rest of them. naturally, they'll hate her

[@francesabrams8923]

Seizures not fits

[@Isobel201]

its the same thing

[@myoldvhstapes]

Cultural differences: It's perfectly normal British English. Fit does NOT mean 'throwing a fit' as it does in American English. "Two countries separated by a common language."

[@joannamiller.9964]

I have a disability I have disabilities I have four 4 disabilities I have a physical disability I have Hyper Mobility Joint Hyper Mobility My ankles ankles go over on themselves go right over on themselves and then My ankles turn inwards and outwards and My knees turn inwards and outwards to too and I all so also have a turn in My right ankle because of My Hyper Mobility Joint Hyper and and the elasticity in My right ankle the elasticity in My ankles I have splint like supports for My ankles to stop My ankles going over on themselves and turning inwards and outwards to too but this can be corrected with Physio Physio Therapy and splints or splint like supports and I have Prada Willi Syndrome and I have a Neuro Disorder a Neuro Condition Neuro Disability I have an Autistic Disorder an Autistic Spectrum Disorder I Am on the Autistic Spectrum I have Autism I Am Autistic all though You would not know I have an AutisticDisorder an Autistic Spectrum Disorder I Am on the Autistic Spectrum I have Autism I Am Autistic as I so sociable. It dose not matter if You have a disability We are all different any way regardless if We have a disability or not. Thank You Very Much for posting this series about people with disabilities children with disabilities. These parents are doing a fine job in difficult circumstances of children with disabilities with children with disabilities.

[@kaitlynslaymaker1343]

I had my Achilles’ tendon cut twice.

[@thomasplouffe1363]

why not remove the lesion instead of the majority of his frontal lobe?

[@AS-qg1xu]

I think because a lesion is already a hole?

[@AngieB123]

The sad thing is Shelby with the breathing issues mom smokes in the house. I’m sure that’s good for her lungs.

[@pksmith1275]

Hamish's grandma looks like Mrs. Doubtfire!!

[@katrinabeckman8231]

Omg that mother in law talking about the child (dwarf) like she hates the kid and she feels sorry for the parents. Also her comment about every mother with disabled kids saying they want them to look beautiful when first born, clearly says she thinks ugly . Karen!!!!! )

[@stepht7508]

I wonder why it seems that more fathers leave their disabled children than mothers🤔

[@sistatiph2308]

My ex left me with 3 autistic children because it's easier than facing that they helped make them. Some men aren't strong enough. blame their mothers and fathers.

[@morganforrest6873]

The maternal instinct to protect your children at all costs is fierce and built in for a reason. Fathers don’t typically bond with babies well until they start interacting more.

[@AbbySimpson-kt6be]

Because its true

[@kathrynlester2352]

Men just can't stand to see that they are part of the problem with their "different" child. It's just too hard is the usual excuse, so I guess it is because men are weaker than women.

[@rachaelidk]

when the older brother started crying for shelby my heart broke

[@sonjam314]

What an interesting documentary. What these children and there parents as well as siblings go through is horrific at times. I almost lost my daughter at 6 years old from what was seen as a large abdominal mass. It turned out to be a grapefruit size, blood filled cyst on her spleen. Just when we thought we were safe from the first surgery and didn’t need anymore follow ups it grew back and they had to remove her spleen at 7-8 years old. We now had to watch for constant infection ms that would normally be of no worries. I am proud to say my daughter is now 23 years old and as healthy as anyone else 💖💖 My thoughts and prayers go out to these brave families and children. God Bless and thank you for sharing your stories 💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️

[@SlayerMasterKaty]

my heart broke when i saw Vicky having to haul the big oxygen tank and Shelby ;o;;;;;;; i cannot believe she's having to tend to all of them by herself, shame on that dad for dipping... i wish i could help all these kids ;o;

[@Justabitnosey]

Shelby's biological father wasn't around but her stepfather has been and contributed a lot to Shelby's care and helped with her a lot. There's not many men out there that would do what he did for Shelby for a child that's not biologicaly his. That was just one tiny snapshot of they're life he might have been straight over to help the moment that clip ended.

[@melissarozalia]

Sad that the dad left, and start a new life.

[@lebby1688]

The first half of this episode is the same content that's in part two. I feel like there is a lot missing here.

[@hannahmullen4897]

I was thinking the same thing, but I don't think it's missing I think they just did a recap since it had been a year since the last episode aired!

[@lisagranger7445]

OMG I feel so bad for Vicky 🥺

[@tiffanyr8990]

When Shelbie passed I was very upset

[@Mandy-rx7rq]

Not being nasty but the mother with the very poorly girl and the rest of her kids, why is she smoking if her poor little girl is on oxygen. Not a good example.

[@pearlkelly6337]

Msy she RIP

[@Temptation666]

Why are they showing Williams first operation again? They showed that in part 2 Edit: i have now watched a bit more. Looks like this is just a compilation of unused clips from part 2 and repeats. Nothing new. Can be skipped

[@xythrial]

It’s to show the passing of time

[@Justabitnosey]

As a mum of two with severe disabilities I loved watching this series. Was lovely how the children and parents bonded over they're children's different disabilities and how determined they are to follow what path they choose. RIP Shelby.😥

[@emilywiebel3238]

I thought this was the Shelby I saw another documentary on as she was older and towards the end and the ending. Such a strong family! I cried watching the other one bc I just couldn’t imagine everything they went through and loosing Shelby.

[@cynicannkeel8899]

It must be very difficult for parents with children who are really struggling, even regressing in skills and cognitive abilities, to see other children in their group progressing in different ways.

[@sistatiph2308]

I think the parents all have realistic outlooks on their Children. When Shelbie Passed away, it was Exactly when Her mother predicted so, she was 18/19...I see Williams mom on Twitter she keeps us updated. Emily and Zoe, their parents had high standards for them. They both Surpassed everything. Hamish is an Olympic Swimmer which is funny because his dad said he would not be a rugby player 😂 his grandma was closer. NATHAN as they dropped out.But I saw him in a pub back in 2021...he is a good looking guy ❤

[@saramartin2904]

Wow I am disgusted that this came out of that grandma’s mouth “ he’s better than a lot of them really but having said that you know we do preferred him to not be “ wtf her own grand child- I’d freak out if my mom/mother in law said this about my baby!!

[@tiffanyr8990]

Old people have no filter in The UK. My grandma told me I don't know shite quite ofteb

[@DevonPixie1991]

For those complaining about some of the language such as fits it’s worth noting this is the language and attitude of 20 years ago

[@joannamiller.9964]

Thank You Thank You Very Much for posting this series about people with disabilities. These parents are doing a fine job in difficult circumstances of children with disabilities with children with disabilities.

[@kristenglenn7026]

I do feel bad for Shelby’s siblings. They really don’t get the best of their mom since poor Shelby requires so much attention. She may have it tough with those kids on top of the challenges she already faces with Shelby. Maybe as the kids get older they will understand & have some grace. One can only hope for them & their family!

[@marywinter809]

They are doing a wonderful job of taking care of their children ❤️

[@AveryWeinstein]

I have spina bífida occulta. I’m very lucky because my split spine is small enough to where my spinal cord and spinal fluid stay in and I’m not at risk of it getting worse.

[@marciwhitman3513]

I was born with a bone abnormality. Both my legs were turned inward and so are my feet and I was born in the 60s so back then they would put your feet in special shoes with an opening in the front and there would be a steel bar that you would have to turn gradually to make the legs go straight and make the feet go straight. And then I had to go to physical therapy to learn how to walk properly and I was also pigeon-toed. I've always had a problem with balance and being not physically coordinated so if I ever had to do sports at school I was not very good at it and I also had to deal with spine problems because I was born with scoliosis. I had to do physical therapy for that also but it was never corrected so I've been dealing with bad posture my entire life. And sometimes when I'm tired I trip over my own feet and my toes tend to point inward. When I was in my 40s in 2012 I got diagnosed with celiac disease and that explains why I was born the way that I was and why I had scoliosis and why I had other problems growing up and other problems into adulthood

[@N.Sardone]

1st of all the granny @19:33 reminds me of Mrs. Doubtfire. 2nd I wish she acted more like THAT Mrs. Doubtfire.… that family seems like their world has crumbled and his life doesn’t matter. Awful. And Shelby’s mum smoking (@29:19) in the house ?!? She’s on oxygen because her lungs are not functioning properly. You really think smoking inside is a good idea?

[@justineharper3346]

Hamish is just the cutest thing ever 😍

[@tajhayes7841]

I admire these very SPECIAL parents who go ABOVE & BEYOND 4 their BEAUTIFUL children!! M in HOPES tht each child does well & each & EVERY1 of these parents do well 2!!

[@serverelfrogue9597]

savior syndrome is a real thing some times its best to let them go the poor things

[@PinkHawk191]

I have 22q. it’s a genetic disorder. Every day is a struggle. I do the best that I can with all my medical issues and disabilities. I am thriving with my day program for adults with Autism. My state case manager for my disability services is fighting hard to get me the services I need. I do the best I can every day. I’m proud to be different!

[@Iluvmysontate]

Where can I find the last update?

[@YochevedDesigns]

Hamish's grandma is Mrs. Doubtfire!

[@thomasplouffe1363]

seeing happy smiley Shelby still alive and functioning is amazing seeing her wiggle and move around giggling is amazingly special, even tho she cant talk she can still show what shes feeling, and shes a happy little girl

[@signwithwilfred5689]

Shelby sadly passed away in 2019

[@sarahjackson7889]

Hi I feel so sorry for all the kids in this video I wish I could help them and make them feel so much better not have the problems they have but they make me feel so proud that they are getting on with their lives and being able to do the things I haven't been able to do before don't let anyone let you get you down you are able to do what you can you're only make some friends who make make you feel so happy don't it please make you feel bad because you could always be better than them I am so I am 27 I have lymphoedema scoliosis blind in both eyes continent I have JHS that is joint hypermobility syndrome it causes all my joints to her and I can dislocate and I wear Pedro boots cause of man do you want hypermobility and I was special socks on and on for dinner are you Sarah Jackson Long distance walk

[@DressingUpDollyLady]

Thank you that Shelby has been protected by a higher power all her time since birth. As for the smoking mother around her sick child with severe and deadly lung issues......................

[@legaretanya1707]

I love kids adorable 🥰

[@legaretanya1707]

Is. Sad kids Hospitalise I love ´ Spécial kids. Is. Cool 😎 adorable 🥰

[@OsloNoWay]

"I've FALLEN PREGNANT again", omg I just hope that Ann-Marie and Vicky stopped having children...

[@ellsworth8328]

Wow that's so sad bless 🙏💯 him bless

[@hannah8377]

I love this documentary its so inspirational.😊

[@Desaree1]

Hamish's Grama is Mrs Doubtfire

[@hannahmullen4897]

thank you for posting this! Part 4 next friday?

[@_origin]

Yep!

[@galissss4890]

ain’t no way this woman had another child with a dude who left her with a disabled daughter

[@LittleRedHenNat]

Ain't no way this dude had another child with the woman he left with a disabled daughter. Hope he suffers all manner of eternal discomforts if he can't transform into the hero he should be.

[@stupidfurball]

@@LittleRedHenNat they are both responsable

[@akornz51]

Takes two to tango, he already had plenty of children with plenty of other women, doesn’t feel the right choice was made.

[@kerriejones5170]

If Vicki didn't smoke her child would be healthy

[@pattyh2410]

All of her children would be healthier

[@SuperMissblueeyes]

This is a really old documentary from the late 90s/early00s. Sadly, Shelby & William passed away. I can't remember how old William was when he passed away, but Shelbie was in her late teens/early 20s. However, all the others are now in their early 20s & doing well.

[@signwithwilfred5689]

William is still alive I am friends with his parents

[@suprematica]

I'll correct you, all these children were born in 2000. & William is still with us.

[@suprematica]

Shelbie passed aged 19

[@xythrial]

@@suprematicaWilliam passed in October 2023

[@akornz51]

I don’t feel bad for Vicky because she knew she could have another child with this and she kept having children. It’s hard enough raising children but when you know there is a 50/50 shot of your child being so severely unwell, it’s probably best you don’t keep rolling the dice.

[@maryseflore7028]

Never mind that she ended up having 8 children in total, and only 2 had the condition. So it wasn't a 50/50 shot more like a 75/25 shot, in favor of having a normal healthy child.

[@sistatiph2308]

This series is the Absolute best and it's so amazing to see the Grown Ups that they have become. I wish I could talk to Vickie because Most days I feel like I need someone to help me. I don't have any family I don't have anyone and I have 3 with Autism and 1 has complex medical issues. I spend my days helping others hoping God Sees me and sends me the help I need. .Not even with money that's the crazy part. My son said they picked the most beautiful children they could find for this cast. Everyone on the show is beautiful 😂❤

[@kerrypentlow]

I want Nanny 911 to be uploaded on here please

[@lawaunagrimes2555]

Connor is bad as heck he doesn’t listen he need to stand in corner then go to a boarding school the hospital needs to keep the baby for a while