Life as a Quadruple Amputee

Charlotte Cleverley-Bisman was only 6 months old when she lost all four limbs to meningitis. Now almost a teen, finding her place in the world is proving to be a challenge. But she’s not alone.
Her two mentors, Californian cool dude Cameron Clapp and gold medalist swimmer Cameron Leslie, are showing Charlotte how to do things for herself and stand on her own two feet.
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[@Dumbergy]

I love that he was wearing different prosthetics so he would be short with her.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching!

[@tuliandjamba3211]

The mom needs counselling. It looks like she still feels so much guilt about what happened to Charlotte. But as a mom she did the right thing by administering paracetamol, she could not have known that it was meningitis. She's a babying mom, but even with that she's a super hero. She deserves a little bit of credit.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thank you for watching Tuli 😊

[@valken666]

If your baby has high fever you need to take them to the hospital ASAP.

[@Sarah.Riedel]

Valken she did, she did take her to the hospital ASAP. Meningitis moves through the body with absolutely terrifying speed, if you have never actually watched it take hold of a person yourself you have no idea. It is a 48 hour thing or less. The mother did absolutely everything she could.

[@Sarah.Riedel]

Essentially if the baby survived the mom's a damn hero.

[@Sarah.Riedel]

NorthernLight did you miss the part where she actually did take the baby to the hospital a couple hours later? What is wrong with you and why are you so hellbent on blaming this woman? Does it make you feel like a bigger person somehow?

[@nocturnal5784]

''I just had to learn how to adapt myself to the world, not adapt the world to me''. Epic attitude!

[@JAchica11]

Woman, let these two young men help your daughter to become self sufficient!

[@tinyGrim1]

be nice, you dont knjw enough..and womens bodies are diferent, and she is basically a torso where those men havve more..

[@shamina2905]

She is!, thank you very much, sir -The Charlotte

[@MzClementine]

TheFoxandTheRabbit maybe she needs more fitness... and I agree mama should back off a bit. Charolette needs to find her own grove.

[@kaelynd.8597]

JAchica11 exactly

[@ILive2Rescue]

JAchica11 What do you mean? She IS letting them help her become self sufficient.

[@luxconcept]

I feel like the mom means well but is a bit negative leaning and tends to influence Charlotte in that way.

[@hypnotherapy69]

I kind of want to smack her mom in the face she is so negative and it affects Charlotte so much. She needs to stop dubthing her daughter and start suporting her. Maby this film one sided but it makes her mother sound like a selfish asshole -__-.

[@katepearson2730]

hypnotherapy69 if u watch all of her videos on KZbin u will see there times her mum pushes her and try’s to make her do things with Charlotte fighting her the whole way and her dad too, she even took her to America for 3 weeks to try different postetics for her legs and one of her arms and Charlotte cry’s and fights her the whole time, that’s why her mum looks so worn out for her age she’s constantly trying to push her to do things but I know what u mean when her mum uses the excuse of her tendons were cut it makes it harder for her, and that’s why I think the other Cameron bought the other guy Cameron along too because one of them was born with no limbs and the other one wasn’t so he knows what Charlotte is going thru and together they’ve managed to get her to do more, she will get better as she gets older too, young kids sometimes get lazy and give up easily but she will become more determined as she gets older and hopefully give her mum a break her mum needs one xxx

[@missycitty9478]

I agree somewhat. Not that she (mom) doubts Charlotte. In fact , she's her biggest supporter. However , I do feel as though the guilt she harbors tends to make her want to "baby" Charlotte continuously. Which is definitely not helping anyone. She needs to let go of the guilt. None of what happened is her fault. I hope she seeks some psychological help. For her own well being, as well as Charlottes. I wish them all strength and continued support. And much love ❤❤

[@sunny4lady]

If you have watched other documentaries of Charlotte, her mom is the exact opposite. She pushes Charlotte to be independent and has fought for years to get Charlotte to wear Prost.

[@heatherjunker967]

So thankful that these two young men want to help encourage Charlotte and work with her. My mom has amputations due to septic shock from chemo. She had to learn how to walk on prosthetics at the age of 70. Very proud of her. It was wonderful to see Charlotte walk so much in the park. What encouraged my Mom was having another person with similar amputations come see her in the hospital and seeing that he was able to walk with prosthetics. These two young men doing this for Charlotte is extremely important and will help her tremendously.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Heather and your lovely words 😊

[@pinkmonkeybird2644]

Heather Junker your mom is a brave, brave woman. I hope she knows how fierce she is.

[@elizabethhansen2889]

Your mom is a rockstar and my hero

[@heatherjunker967]

@@elizabethhansen2889 Thanks, Elizabeth. She is my hero too.

[@heatherjunker967]

@@pinkmonkeybird2644 Thanks. She is a fighter that's for sure. I am very proud of her.

[@Seevawonderloaf]

"I don't like cops and robbers much but once I get those blades, I can play cops and robbers". AWWWW Best of luck to Charlotte. She seems awesome! And her mom looks so tired but also really sad for her part in her daughter's disease but it seems she's done a fantastic job

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for your kind words Aish! Hope you enjoyed the episode!

[@uhhhjok9415]

her mom seems so depressed

[@alexjenski]

Seiko Shinohara Her mom needs to not baby her it will only hinder her and it probably tires the mom out. I say this having Spina Bifida and a mother who still tries to hover and baby me at 31 but when I lost my leg I put an end to it. It is understandable but not healthy for anyone invovled. Moms deserve their own time, things, headspace if I fall it is not the end of the world and I was up and walking on my prosthetic the first day I got it.

[@dallaswise8235]

Seiko Shinohara corpse party ayw

[@daniellelipovsky-staggs7927]

Allison Scheirer ....you are SOOO right! Her mother needs to stop making excuses for her and babying her. As a mom I understand the desire and "need" to do everything for your child and "protect" them but she is in fact hindering her child's ability to learn the necessary life skills she needs to be independent!

[@PS2Nerd]

Seiko Shinohara She isn't depressed she is just exhausted. I am really close friends with Charlotte we skype a lot

[@Ol_wia]

Seiko Shinohara the mum is probably depressed because the girls amputation was because of a disease that could have been avoided with a vaccination but she decided not to vaccinate her baby

[@nickinurse6433]

Charlottes mom needs counseling....her depression is so obvious & sucks the joy out of every scene.

[@kenmtb]

Her mom needs support. Where is the dad? She has an unbelievable burden and she is doing her best.

[@noneofyourbusiness6193]

K V I strongly disagree. She PUTS the burden on herself, she babies the hell out of Charlotte. She doesn’t make Charlotte do anything herself. Charlotte seems like a spoiled brat. Maybe she should have gotten her vaccinated,then she never would have lost her limbs to begin with.

[@jessicaadams6190]

None of Your business the vaccine wasn’t available at the time. The vaccine became available in New Zealand after charlottes experience BECAUSE of Charlotte. Yes she lost limbs but she has saved lives

[@noneofyourbusiness6193]

jessica adams wrong! The vaccine has been available in New Zealand since 2004. She could have gotten it. Her mother opted out

[@jessicaadams6190]

None of Your business Charlotte was born in 2003. Likely that she was born before the cutoff date like I was and would have had to pay out of pocket if I didn’t go to a school which was at high risk for having the illness. Or that she was too young to receive the vaccine at the time she got sick. Too many variables to consider here really.

[@nvwest]

The mom doesn't deserve this much hate. She may be a bit skeptical and defensive, but she's just being protective. She had to be confinced her daughter could be more independent just like Charlotte had to be. This was just a 28-minute video. She explained to Cameron why her daughter's situation was different from his. And she did push Charlotte when trying out the first legs. It's good for her to see she can do more than they both used to believe.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Envy West

[@pinkmonkeybird2644]

I don’t hate the mother, but I think she held her daughter back quite a bit. My mom was so much less protective and that pushed me to be as independent as possible. I had to figure out life as a paraplegic on my own and it gave me huge satisfaction to be successful in the end. There’s a difference between being protective and being stifling. It wasn’t so much the doing up seatbelts and picking her up into the car; it was the making excuses for every time Charlotte said she couldn’t do something that was damaging. That’s stifling.

[@elizabethhansen2889]

Ikr? People judge entire lives based off of a 20 minute video.

[@solace-y9549]

I was shocked to hear she's only 11...she definitely looks 17 or 18 to me. I thought the blonde dude was her boyfriend for a split second!

[@junbh2]

A lot of 11 and 12 year old girls have reached puberty. It's fairly common, though the downside is it sometimes makes it easy for others to not realise they're still just kids inside.

[@PS2Nerd]

Moriah Ingram-Gallegly 2017 she is 13.

[@emmaohwatts2413]

Moriah Ingram-Gallegly dirty mind shut up ☝ an have a bit of a respect

[@rhilton1881]

Emmaoh, I've been reading your obnoxious comments. What's wrong with YOU? The comments made about Charlotte seem to me to be innocent. They're commenting that she doesn't look to be 11 or 13. She does look older than that, right? They are being respectful. Why are you accusing all these people of having a "dirty mind" or being perverts? It seems to me that you're the one with a dirty mind!

[@PS2Nerd]

Rick Hilton Thsnk you, something with common sense

[@cathiiannii]

The two mentors are really cool and inspiring! The mum has been worn down with the heavy workload and stress. I would not be surprised if she has depression. The trauma for the mum seeing her baby going through that pain and dealing with years of struggle would wear anyone down. I think she is a very caring and loving Mum.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Cathiiannii, hope you enjoyed!

[@drewharris7785]

She's never gonna learn to do anything if her mom doesn't back off.

[@NexusAkayuki]

That dude running around on his stumps is fuckin great!!! So positive. (...And handsome too, lol.)

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Nexus! hope you enjoyed the episode

[@amberboobear5232]

I was pregnant with my first child when I first heard of Charlotte's story in 2014. Her story educated myself and hubby and she is the reason all my kids have had their vaccs. Its lovely to see how she has grown in to such a gorgeous happy young lady :)

[@isax]

That guy is ridiciously handsome. not his looks but the way he handles his handicap.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thank you for watching isax!

[@isax]

It was a fascinating watch especially since I'm a menginitis survivor myself. I'm blessed to have kept all my limbs tho.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for sharing isax, awesome to hear you enjoyed 😀

[@rachelhartjes313]

@@AttitudeLive not hard on the eyes though either!

[@arianadibella7377]

And his looks help too. He’s gorgeous.

[@georginasmith441]

I think they are doing amazingly well and I just think mum is probably exhausted.....she is doing a great job.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thank you for watching Eileen! Hope you enjoyed!

[@betsylaughlin8652]

Best comment-too many people judging so much, and it’s clear that they’re all doing their best🙏💕

[@junbh2]

I'm sad to see how harsh some of the comments here are. There's actually another Attitude video about a man who loses both legs above the knee in an accident. He was very fit before his amputation, has working hands to use crutches and catch himself if he falls, is highly motivated, and has an adult ability to push himself, yet the doctors are STILL quite cautious about making predictions and point out that among people who lose both legs above the knee, those who learn to use prosthetics well enough to walk well are actually the _minority_. It is genuinely an objectively difficult athletic task, which uses a lot of strength and balance. Sure, it would be great if she learned to use them well, but it's not somehow shameful to use a wheelchair.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks you for sharing and hope you enjoyed the episode!

[@obscuredenigma8361]

junbh2 anythig is possible. One i saw runs like the famous amputee

[@Debthe1a]

junbh2 Great points. There is a higher energy cost to walk with a prosthetic. Also, just like a person who wears contact lenses should have backup prescription eyeglasses, I would think that a lower limb amputee should have a wheelchair. Perhaps Charlotte and her mom could find the video of the guy who ports his own kayak and kayaks independently. Ultimately, it is up to her. I may watch professional athletes and admire their skill, but it doesn't mean that I want that for myself. Yet, daily living is something we all must go through....

[@betsylaughlin8652]

Totally agree. I’m amazed by all of these incredible folks💕🙏

[@tamvee]

I could not imagine for one minute how that mum feels. Having to watch her baby one moment sleeping and the next, having no limbs. I would most likely feel guilty too and want to do everything for her. Unless you are in her position, you could not say with absolute certainty how you would do things and how you would manage things with your child. Sure I can easily say I would make sure my child learnt to do things on her own and give them tough love, but I'm fortunate enough to not have to deal with these issues to know.

[@nicolestephenson4979]

These 2 guys are such a blessing to her! Mum, it's time to let your baby girl spread her wings xx

[@LivsLaLaLand]

I was like ar you skydiving... girl you have more balls than I do.*reevaluating my life choices and courage*

[@LivsLaLaLand]

She's literally better at everything than I am

[@LivsLaLaLand]

How is everyone better at anything physical than I am

[@cathiiannii]

I think at 50 her mum is just exhausted. Its a very physical job to care for her. She is probably worried about her future. When Charlotte is 21 her mum will be 60. She will grow bigger and heavier too as she is only 11. The Govt should be offering in home care to give her mum a break..

[@elizabethadams2113]

She is beautiful and amazing, and I am so glad the Camerons are mentoring her, she really stepped it up and seemed willing to work harder once she met them and saw all the possibilities. I am so glad she has them to push her and help her really become everything she is capable of. I believe she can do anything she wants to, and I wish her all the best!

[@gemmaluescher-verseckas1243]

Elizabeth Adams it makes all the difference for kids to see by example by others who could move forward in life with the challenges

[@KJMudge]

I wish Charlotte a life full of love , peace and success she is a inspirational young lady and can achieve anything she sets her mind too and with the 2 Camerons and her families support she will grow into a strong independent young lady . As for one of Charlotte 's mentors Cameron Clapp ( the American guy ) wow he is so cute I wish he could mentor me because I know he could inspire me to do anything 😊

[@elainewarren1294]

Kylie Wilson...Yes, her 2 mentors Cameron and Cameron are beautiful! Their kind spirits show through and make them even more beautiful!

[@KJMudge]

Elaine Warren 😊

[@elainewarren1294]

And Kylie, I loved your comments to Charlotte and your sassy words about Cameron...smile

[@KJMudge]

Elaine Warren Thanks Elaine I can see the enthusiasm in young Charlotte's eyes she is bright and eager and has a thrist for life and I know she will do well at anything she puts her mind to . As for Cameron well he is a bit of eye candy and I am pretty sure he has that special gift that he can inspire anyone especially the ladies LOL good for him . Charlotte is lucky to have both Camerons as role models on her team because they can empathize with her and relate to any struggles she may have that an able person wouldn't have experienced .

[@elainewarren1294]

Kylie Wilson...Sassy, caring and intelligent! Nice to read positive comments like yours.

[@Dalester1979]

I was amazed with Charlotte's writing skills. Her penmanship was beautiful!!

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Dalesteer! Hope you enjoyed!

[@magnificent6668]

That's got to be the oldest looking 11 year old I've ever seen :/

[@jessier8949]

Mag Nificent. Hahah I thought she was 25-30

[@ffishfinger]

Mag Nificent yeah I thought she was the same age as the other guys skydiving

[@koolkitty108]

Mag Nificent I thought she was 20 at least.

[@PS2Nerd]

Mag Nificent she is 13

[@magnificent6668]

How dare I say what most everyone who views this video is thinking? I'm an honest woman, that's why I "dare"

[@stephanechretien333]

I think Charlotte's mom is amazing. So much love for her daughter. Be proud of yourself and your daughter, life will unfold as it should.

[@staceysheehan6207]

Both of the Cameron's are such cuties!!

[@brittanywhitmire8816]

I wish Charlotte all the best as she continues to inspire others.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for your kind words Brittany!

[@sunshineloveheaven3867]

I wish all of them the best in life.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thans for the continuous support Rashidah!

[@trisbowen195]

i'm so glad to read i'm not the only one who finds mum extremely frustrating.

[@samgray49]

As a swimmer, I have always wondered how quadruple amputees push off of the walll. Though, I had a close call in 10' when doctors thought I had either bone cancer, a bone infection, or leukemia. Had it been bone cancer or an infection I would have lost my entire right leg. These people are amazing!

[@9catlover]

i love how they are helping charlotte as they have been thru the same pains

[@alexjenski]

The day I had my amputation I was knocking and rubbing on my cast. Desensitization is so important you have to not think of the biological part like "omg my bones going to pop through my skin!" and just keep thinking "This will allow me to walk!" because you will be able to walk and that bone will be just fine.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for your feedback Allison, hope you enjoyed the episode!

[@michaelakunz1147]

Allison Scheirer

[@tinamarisia123]

That’s good information to know..

[@BabeSmile8]

I remember seeing her at the pools when we were little. Her story was so widely talked about in New Zealand and I remember the whole country being behind her. My dad was really effected by it such a strong kid man 🤙🏻 kia kaha x

[@mason03mercedes10]

She can't go wrong learning from these two guys! It's the coolest thing how much they truly want to help her! What she survived through, is absolutely amazing!

[@tinalyons3964]

What a lovely guy Cameron is such a positive influence to this beautiful girl Charlotte. Charlotte is beautiful and intelligent and she will do well in life . What a wonderful programme and such lovely people. Charlottes mum is a hero x

[@marilynannededam757]

That's what charlotte needs, tough love. I find her being too comfortable with her mother babying her. I get that it's 100x harder then we have to go through but those guys are doing great because of tough love. Hope the best for her though. Like to see where she's at now

[@ameliabrittain158]

Charlotte is so mature oh my god. She looks and acts at least 5 years older than she is! But I imagine trauma does that to a person. With a life that difficult, you have to learn to manage things on your own and grow thick skin. I wish her the best in overcoming all of life’s challenges, but she looks like she has wonderful friends to get her through it :)

[@lleionv2699]

She’s 11 she should be able to walk by now, her mothers defeated attitude is holding her back tremendously.

[@dalemills8052]

Three very courageous and strong young people. The level of compassion is outstanding.

[@natalieemtage929]

i don't understand why people would dislike this...

[@leilanim7338]

natalie emtage because people don't have to like it just because she doesn't have arms & legs lmao.

[@junbh2]

+aquia80 Wow, I didn't hear any resentment towards her daughter at all. Maybe a little resentment towards doctors and mentors telling her she's not pushing her daughter enough, or protectiveness towards people saying her daughter is being lazy, not not towards her daughter.

[@natalieemtage929]

Charlotte and her mother are amazing. Fullstop. Compassion and sweetness go a long way in this world. Both these people are lovely. It cant be easy on either of them but our family believe in them and find them delightful people. Much love always

[@agathaleon9826]

It takes a lot of courage and strength to face this condition! These people are an inspiration. God bless them! They are amazing.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Agatha Leon, hope you enjoyed!

[@AnnaRamsey-r3m]

My niece died from meningitis at two years old in 1978. You are wonderful, Charlotte ❤

[@Chydova]

These guys are amazing! I would definitely watch their reality tv show.. *wink wink*

[@AttitudeLive]

We will see what we can do!

[@nyla-amarasmit8117]

Yes please!! Those 2 are f.ing anazing. Docu series please

[@Lou-mw4fu]

Absolutely. Awaiting this. 2 selfless young fellows helping this young girl.

[@sparks7769]

I love watching these things.... You get to see how great the human spirit is during adversity.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for that sparks7769, we are glad to see you enjoying our videos!

[@raea3588]

I think it's wonderful that Charlotte grew up with this support and love around her. Charlotte is 20 years old now and has done many sports, been an advocate, she's lovely. ❤ I personally feel a bit sad on how much time was spent on her prosthetics. Charlotte never seemed to really like them or feel comfortable in them. It was clear early on that they did not work well for her and even though prosthetics are a miracle, some find that they just get along better and can be more mobile without them. That their time is better spent learning to be as independent as possible in other ways. From what I've seen on social media, Charlotte now uses a wheel chair or hoverboard to get around not prosthetics. She also has a wonderful service dog. 🙂

[@Dalester1979]

What's so hard too is the fact that Charlotte is only 11, so she's going to take her mother for granted because she's been there her whole life, ya know>? Must be really hard for the mother. Very hard!!

[@gemmaluescher-verseckas1243]

Dalester1979 what 11year old doesn't take their mom for granted. But like the camerons say she will come forward, and when she sees the independance of the guys and how they sort of get it it on both her and her moms perspective, and she will always have more challenges than most, but she puts the effort in where she can

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Guys!

[@chelseaalexis4951]

Everyone is too harsh toward Pam. She's exhausted because they don't have a careteam. Most quadriplegic will have multiple caretakers but Pam is doing it all and on an island without a lot of resources. Yes, she's now holding her back- she admitted that in the start that she's too exhausted and doesn't have time to do everything. They simply need more help so Pam can stop having to do it all, however that's even more costly. She needs to give herself a break. And be proud she raised a happy daughter. Good work Pam.

[@tlea1223]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO....I added it to the top of a list I have, I will watch periodically so that I can be reenergized when I am experiencing difficulties in my own life..it is extremely inspirational.... these young men are unbelievable...!!!!!

[@freyahanbury9409]

This is so sad Her mum is not helping and is depressed

[@italianmommaotts3185]

Most amazing boys/ mentor's I've ever seen! They saved her from not giving up n giving her so much motivation. Charlotte is a hard worker n I bet one day will hear about something amazing shes doing! ❤Also Char's Mother is a hero! ❤

[@sarahc1302]

She is so inspiring❤️ What a beautiful person, inside and out

[@AttitudeLive]

Charlotte is pretty incredible!

[@floman450]

Great kid

[@JesusGodHolySpirit3]

She is so adorable wish the best for all of them she is so precious I hope she's alright

[@emmasofia3622]

She's beautiful

[@dog3293]

I watch this stuff so that Im forced to be grateful for my life and health

[@kristiesita]

Wow!! She's so amazing and inspiring! I love seeing the strength in other amputees, I lost my hand in a boating accident (it was ripped off by a rope) 4 years ago as-well. Always looking to encourage other amputees and believe in their beauty. If you feel like checking out my story, you can watch it here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYLJZIuPdsutpNk

[@wildflower1397]

She is awesome, and so is her mom! Her mom deserves a break, because taking care of a differently abled child on your own is the hardest thing in the world. Part of being a good parent is teaching your children to try new things and push them... but another part is keeping them safe, supporting them, and holding them back until they are ready to handle things on their own. And clearly the daughter is ready ti take on the world! 🎉🌞🌹🌟 You can tell she is an amazing mom, because her daughter is amazing, and kids don't turn out that great without an awesome loving parent. I wish I could send mom on a paid vacation for a couple weeks. 😃

[@kittypop5424]

Those young men are amazing, to say the least I hope they continue to support her, her mum needs help! She is holding her back because of her own guilt, Mum your not helping her, step back let her do it even when it’s hard don’t help her, you have to make her do it or will never be able to function on her own.

[@paigerenee8041]

I have a disability and go threw many difficult challenges on an everyday bases but I manage to get threw the day even when I get frustrated an irritated

[@mart2325]

they miss limbs but treyr brains and soul are the best . most people have both limbs but theyr brain and souls are totally missed

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Stefano Cester! Hope you enjoyed 😊

[@hey_richard_this_is_tony]

All the girls & young women out there missing a limb or more, please check out "Friends of Bethany Hamilton"! www.friendsofbethany.com/

[@AmbiCahira]

It amuses me that people watch a positive attitude and mindset video channel then leave a bunch of negative mindset comments. You all need to take a deep breath of fresh outside air and inhale and exhale with a huge smile and you will feel so much better. :) I think both Camerons and Charlotte are all extraordinary people with great outlook on life! The mother has gone through horrific trauma, remember that before you hate on her. She will feel so much better when she sees her daughter thrive because she will with this great head on her shoulders. Especially after seeing what is possible!

[@fionamortimer8263]

I have spent a lot of time with people with various disabilities and the biggest Charlotte has is her mother. You hear her say that time wise it’s quicker for her to do it than let Charlotte so how is the poor girl ever going to learn and adapt. Sadly she will have to fit into the world not the other way. The two Cameron’s are doing amazing things for her and “go” them.

[@annivombach1101]

It's good to see her walking finally. And yeah, in her face she looks not at all like a child.

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Anni!

[@Godislove4517]

What type of meningitis was this? I had spinal meningitis when I was only 2 weeks old. The doctor thought I would have brain damage but was blessed with no lasting effects. This is very inspiring. I am sure with her good attitude she will go far in life.

[@skyclose5444]

Charell H it was bacterial meningitis I believe

[@amymurphy8140]

Hahaha she's a flirty little thing. I love it! ... that takes a great deal of confidence. You go girl!!

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Amy!Hope you enjoyed our channel!

[@amymurphy8140]

Attitude - I am really enjoying it, you do amazing work! Keep it coming!! xx

[@AttitudeLive]

Awesome - we hope you stay tuned!

[@smallbeginning2]

Pretty sure we witnessed her awakening 😂😂

[@lunaticslounge]

I must say these people are angels and highest among human spirit

[@jenniewoodlock659]

I'm crying seeing the photos

[@Nilguiri]

She totally had a crush on that guy.

[@haydenroth6990]

She's 11?!?! She looks so much older! ❤️

[@PS2Nerd]

Scömìche Is definitely real she is 13 now

[@sianprice7210]

2 amazing guys. Bless them both 🥰🥰

[@hannahkalter5405]

I love these three. I hope they stay friends

[@genisedavis527]

Good job Guys for helping her walk again ✌️

[@imtheaussiestrawberry5160]

Love love love you three are amazing

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching strawberry!Hope you enjoyed our channel!

[@fanowood]

The Camerons are so sweet 😭

[@King7afiz]

I was dyna car accident with heavy truck in Taif Saudi Arabia 2015/March/31st Tuesday 😭

[@Sarah.Riedel]

I skydove with Skydive Auckland!! Awesome, amazing guys!! Love em. 💕

[@angelschemes]

i know the mom goes through a lot but she's so bitter :/

[@julie7306]

ikr

[@jo-jo8845]

It'd possible the Mum feels guilty

[@BarsitSiBSIVloGs]

It's really heart breaking too see people who born totally normal but loose their limbs / any body part due to some serious infection. I wish sensor robotic limbs becomes affordable to common people

[@sarawilkinson6766]

What a great pair of guys!

[@sneekz07]

Those guys were go good with her.

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Awesome video! Where does this video take place?

[@ctrcx]

omg those little home videos were so cute!

[@juliea9833]

These two men are amazing for her

[@aaronantunez9323]

their legs are cool asf

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for watching Ruby Ruby!Hope you enjoyed our channel!

[@gunnarmorris1600]

this is so sweet

[@morgancalvi6675]

Which Cameron is at 8:29? Cameron Clapp lost his limbs to a train but this Cameron says he was born without limbs.

[@ruththomas3853]

I think that a 6 month old baby is too young to get the vaccine.. Nowhere did I hear that her mother did not give her the vaccine on purpose! I think all of you mean people should give the mom a break; Charlotte is 11 years old and it is not always easy to get your child to exercise or do something that is painful. I noticed when they went to the park and she had different prosthetics she was walking pretty well. Cameron was even impressed with her, and I thought she looked like maybe she lost a bit of weight. Charlotte was trying hard to please Cameron and show him how well she could walk. The mom was not hanging over her shoulder trying to baby her. She is doing a great job, and so are you, Charlotte. You are a beautiful girl with a sparkling personality. You will go far in life, whether it be on prosthetics or in a wheelchair. There is no shame in using a wheelchair.

[@warialdasue]

Ruth Thomas awesome comment

[@abab-gj7mm]

she has been like that almost all her life,so she would have had to know better than that.if she had somebody since age 2 or3 she propably would have been an athlete by now

[@LifeLoveBeauty32]

Those guys are gorgeous

[@roxyguerrero6457]

She’s so beautiful !!!!

[@lastfirst2126]

The mom is obviously depressed and needs to seek help. I can't imagine the horrible ordeal they went through, but as a parent and the biggest influence on her daughter's overall health , not only her physical needs but her mental , emotional needs . She can easily just give up , give in and stop trying at all , the mom is just so negative and can really affect her daughter's life either in a negative way or positive way. Its not just her that has the task of moving towards and I gotta say it was a little unsettling almost the entire time , I hope for charlottes sake her mum is able to seek the help she needs or finds someone to grow old with as well. Idk it seems like there's a lot going on besides just this.

[@jayneforster5677]

What a brave girl ❤️

[@lykigos]

love is in the air

[@CM_CM_]

Her mum is really holding her back. "It's too hard for her" Maybe you should let her decide for herself and encourage her... At the begining she was even saying how it was just easier to do things for her, and then she went on to compain about it. I feel like she's acting like the victim here....

[@elmacca]

The Lord Jesus Christ bless you all dear ones! You guys are amazing and certainly put me to shame!

[@AttitudeLive]

Thanks for your support El Macca! (:

[@pinkmonkeybird2644]

Why do they put you to shame? I’ve never understood that reaction at all. So you meet a few disabled people and maybe parts of their lives are harder than yours. Why does that make you ashamed?

[@dieselblaze6665]

People like this just need reliable biomechanical limbs that truly work! So they'd be less handicapped! Because adapting your limbless bodys' limitations is like being a bald eagle that can't fly! And in nature eagles rely on flying to survive, if they couldn't fly they wouldn't adapt to flightlessness. They would just die!

[@sharondavidson2581]

3 friends forever.

[@charlesmichael9188]

Charlotte is strong, beautiful and determined. Her mom is not so positive, I am afraid.

[@Clove814]

Easy to judge from the outside...