bike accident update..life 4 months later

[@KristinJohnss]

It's crazy to look back and see how far we've come - the doctors said I probably wouldn't even walk for 6 months so we are way ahead of schedule! Thank you guys for all your love and support through this crazy time - WE LOVE YOU!

[@gwenmarshall7964]

We love you!! Praying for you guys!💛💛💛

[@kendramac3969]

Awe!❤️ We are all SO GLAD you are back and are ok!! God is truly good! Praying for you guys to return back to normal✝️🙏🏻

[@JoleneWright]

This just makes me so happy that you both are ahead of schedule for your recovery process! Keeping you both in my thoughts and prayers that you can reach a full recovery very soon 💛

[@michaelarose9847]

Love you and Marcus!! So happy to see you guys healing/thriving through this time 🌺🌻

[@malloryhunt2389]

It’s all those prayers we sent up for you girl 💗

[@hconf]

This feels like the realest you. The most raw, comfortable, honest version of you. Not that you're not that way normally. Just that it feels that you're firmly comfortable in who you are here.

[@karadanvers42]

Never ever underestimate the power of prayer. I've been at home with my family and I will admit that while the pandemic has been difficult, being here doing family things has been nice. We watch TV every night after dinner and always watch Jeopardy as a family. The host Alex Trebek was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer over a year and a half ago and has been so positive from the time of his diagnosis, working in his normal routine since the announcement. He is an inspiration to so many and proof that prayers work!

[@justanotheraccount8422]

We watch every evening as well and it is amazing the strength that God has given him in this journey. And he's like the Energizer bunny - there's no sign he'll stop!

[@beautylover24channel25]

We all love him and his show!

[@annarocha3254]

Our family has the same routine! I pray for Alex all the time!

[@juliadudzik8898]

god is healing her now? but where was god when she was about to get into the accident ? why did he not stop it ? Unfortunately it just happened, prayers wont help with recovery .. Just life

[@caygabe5]

Amen!!!!

[@kennedygibson8094]

“That was heck.. it was really heck.” 😂😂😂 bless your heart. Still keeping y’all in my prayers 💛

[@kennedygibson8094]

Also period cups 🙌🏼🙌🏼 game changer

[@anna-juliahobbs8287]

I'm a firefighter from Australia and definitely understand the weird feeling of coming back to "normal life". We go on some long deployments to pretty horrific/traumatic fires and coming back home to everyday life and trying to do normal daily things just feels foreign and weird! You two are doing so well! xx

[@faithwithvivian]

This is random but the tone of your voice is so loving 😭 I struggle with my tone it can sound mean at times and offends ppl at time but trying to change !

[@sameoldlove55]

Definitely do a video sharing “all lessons I learned from the accident” it will help a lot of people and probably your future self!❤️❤️

[@LittleMrsMariss]

Letting the ads play all the way through to help with those medical bills 😂😂🙌🏻

[@michaelarose9847]

In the middle of it rn 😂

[@-l-2043]

Sameeee!!

[@caroldecastro2720]

Same😂😂❤️

[@annegracebr]

Yasss!😍

[@melissalissetm.2439]

Just did the same thing🙏🏼🥰

[@ZINDEEOFFICIAL]

You’re such an eloquent speaker like your motivation is amazing. I found myself getting lost in my own thoughts and asking myself when the last time was that I truly processed all of my emotions and got honest with God. It’s been so easy to just numb out and distract myself during quarantine and I wanna stop doing that. Thank you so much for sharing your story for all of us and for your encouragement 💛

[@bcc2445]

thank you for speaking on addiction!!! it is a DISEASE and that is not often recognized. how can two people be on the same pain medications for the same amount of time and only one person becomes addicted? its because some people are more prone to being an addict than others (based on genetics, their environment, etc)- this is ultimately what determines it.

[@helloitsnicole]

I remember when I had my wisdom teeth out and even though they gave me a low dose Vicodin (which was mostly Tylenol) I totally understood why someone would be addicted to opioids. Gave me a better understanding why my dad refused the heavy duty stuff even though he was terminal and addiction ultimately didn’t matter, but he wanted to stay lucid for as long as possible.

[@katieeckler7543]

Soooo proud of you. I don’t know if I could’ve gotten through something like this. You’re amazing

[@chloethorner1366]

Kristin, I’m in physical therapy school and seeing this video made me cry. It’s people like you and Marcus that reassure me that I want to be a PT. I’m so happy you have recovered and I hope you continue to improve. ❤️

[@makaylaboren445]

What a cool field to be apart of

[@merrillgourley1164]

it’s the fact that you look so healthy and honey sitting on the bed like that for me🥺

[@KristinJohnss]

haha she didn't move once!!

[@bridgettew.2284]

Wow I totally relate to this video on every level and to every word you said! I had a surgery on my brain stem last summer and I went through everything with intense pain, dozens of medications, PT/OT/Speech Therapy, and the PTSD and comprehension of everything that happened (which I still struggle with sometimes). I’m so glad you both have made such great progress in your recovery and I can’t wait to watch the rest of your healing journey! 💕

[@heyitsdom109]

thank you for saying 'i love you' at the end of each video. i know its silly but it is genuinely nice to feel like someone cares about you, when you may not hear it all the time. thank you for being like my big sister and bringing me even closer to God!

[@allifrank2464]

hey! i know this is way late, but you are so loved by Jesus!!! (and thus by those who live him... like me! i love you!) God is so good and intentional with us, and i encourage you to look for the ways God is chasing after you!! you are captivating to Him 😊💛

[@nicolecourey9747]

I suffered a rare heart attack on 2/27 called SCAD. I am only 28 and everthing in my life has changed.

[@marial.4687]

Hope everything to work out and be healthy and safe!

[@ShylieKay]

Ohh sweetheart I definitely wanna cry for you, losing such a constant in your life when the PT's time was over. I agree, getting back to a normal is really really scary. I lost so many things, so much normal, 6 yrs ago when I had a stroke out of nowhere age 38, lost my dominant left side for a short while. I was independent almost had my rental in my name, lost the house, sold my car, daughters moved out, suddenly now I'm finally somewhat stable again and starting to get help and answers physically. You're so strong in the Lord, and I definitely know that the three of us were saved. Sending all my love, and healing energy.

[@emthemermaid]

Girl I have Dysautonomia & several other physical/mental illnesses, I also went from walking to wheelchair to walker to walking around after a severe health decline, but it’s taken me three years!! You basically lived 2017-2020 of my life in four months ahaha without all the extra symptoms or suicidal thoughts or leaving an abusive household!! That’s so nuts!! I’m so glad you’re doing better & I’m sending you sm love even though you probably won’t see this 💛💛💛

[@MeiMorgan]

Praise God for healing and bringing your family closer together! Y’all’s attitude surrounding your accidental is so inspiring and such a testament of your unique joy and strength 💕

[@ShreyaandMiloni]

Your strength really comes out when you are so vulnerable so openly, I can't imagine doing it. This truly helps so much :'))

[@MelisaAnnWingfield]

im so proud of you and im so glad that God is healing your heart as well as your body. I've been watching you for years and seeing you go through the accident was heartbreaking, but seeing you come out the other side makes me so happy and joy filled.

[@tiarrab.8267]

Love and prayers girl! I needed to hear some things in this video. Thank you!

[@bethanymoore5385]

Hearing process even a little bit of your trauma that you've chosen to share, is so comforting for me. Last year I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and had to go through months of chemotherapy at the same time going through an unexpected breakup.. thoughts I had and feelings I was faced with, felt so foreign to me and the people around me & hearing you put words into how I was and am feeling, is healing. Thank you for sharing and being vulnerable in a very hard, confusing season.

[@leahmoore5332]

So proud of you and so thankful you are better! You’re in my prayers💛

[@alisonbociek7465]

Thank you so much for sharing this Kristin, I’m studying to be a nurse right now and it’s so so amazing to hear about your journey of healing in the hospital to healing in your home. I feel like people think that once you leave the hospital life goes back to normal, but for some it’s so not true, it’s a daily process of continued healing and hardship, but I bet you’ve learned so much from God about the world and yourself which is a blessing despite the horrible circumstances. Continued prayers for Marcus and you :)

[@IrenePsicosex]

Hi Kristin! It always surprises me as a Psychologist how greatly you can describe your emotions and also explaining things as for example how dependence can feel. You are great, sending you all a lot of love 💗

You are really admirable, Kristin! I love you

[@stonespebbles6061]

Nobody is immune to addiction. It warms my heart to know you did not go down that path with pills!

[@xxiluvantmxx]

🙏😭🤍

[@HeatherLynseyMusic]

It happens so quickly. It’s sad.

[@dacoolbeks]

Its so crazy to see how far they have both come! It broke my heart a little hearing about how there PT said goodbye and the way they felt about him leaving! :(

[@lizrankin5642]

I broke my ankle 4 months ago and these recovery video were so comforting. I know it not even close to the same thing but they were comforting ❤

[@LMJ-ly8ug]

My husband and I lost our sweet daughter due to miscarriage last year. I can totally relate about how daunting, and scary it is to return to normal life things. It took me about a year to learn how to be even in social settings again. Which is pretty weird since I consider myself an extrovert. It's crazy what trauma can do to a person mentally. But it's also incredible to see how the Lord can use something so painful to change our hearts, and also encourage others. I'm so glad you guy's are doing better! Thank you for being honest, and sharing your journey💗

[@Chaiwithkaur]

I recently been more aware of my ocd and taking small steps. I love to hear more about taking cbd since it kinda scares me to get used to something. Thank you for always being vulnerable and sharing 💛💛 we love you kristin and marcus so much 💛💛💛💛

[@maddyt3328]

Kristen! I've been there myself with the heavy periods on blood thinners! My mum bought me a period cup after a few months and it has literally changed my life!!

[@becca.carroll]

Awwww Kristin... Thank you for the update. I'm so moved. 😔 Praise God for cbd lol and his provision. Whenever I think of what you and Marcus went through I pray for your journey. 💛 God please come close to Marcus and Kristin through the hard moments, bless them powerfully, sustain them to see how you are truly good.

[@teresamccomish6018]

It’s sooo nice how open and honest you are about your struggles and experiences!

[@fartdoug8060]

HOLY SMOKES you have improved so much!!!! I'm so impressed and proud and happy for you!!!

[@nataliecrozier8966]

Thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your heart. You’re so strong and I look up to you in so many ways! You’re work for the kingdom is so radical!

[@sharonholmes8451]

I’ve been through (and still go through but praise God not so severely) PTSD myself and it is TOUGH. Lately though it’s been struggles with different medications and my body trying to heal and going through lots of bad drug reactions and withdrawals so I know what that’s like! Glad to see you looking SO MUCU BETTER! Praise God, your positivity is an inspiration to me in my own physical healing journey, thanks so much

[@michellel2435]

Thank you Kristin for for willing to be so open with us

[@cailincrane]

Hello Kristin! I have NEVER commented on a KZbin video. Ever. This video was so relatable and genuine. It just made my day. Thank you!

[@mishajacobs.2000]

This was so special! Loved this encouragement and the wisdom shared❤ you are a real role model

[@makaylaboren445]

Kristen you’re amazing! I absolutely love how graceful and feminine you’re! I love your channel and your perspective of it all. Thanks for encouraging me to keep going with my channel and to always be better!

[@hellomynameisjen]

Thank you for being so honest and sharing your experience. Please don’t feel like you’re annoying anyone with your updates! It’s comforting to know that you both are doing better and glad that you can make videos to help others out there who are going through the same thing ❤️

[@Melissa_Hoffman]

Wow! What a powerful story! I know God is gonna use this in an amazing way. Prayers for you guys! 💛

[@772doglover]

This video was really relatable and it feels relieving being able to connect to what you’re saying and know I’m not the only one going through a hard situation. 2 years ago as soon as I graduated high school I suddenly started to lose my hearing for no reason and it’s gradually become worse to the point where hearing aids don’t help so I’ve started looking into cochlear implant surgery. In April of this year I started to notice my legs suddenly feeling very heavy and every step I was taking my feet were stomping on the ground almost as if I was dragging my feet. My family kind of disregarded what I was telling them at first and they didn’t think it was a big deal. Eventually I went to the hospital and had every kind of blood test done, MRIs and CT scans to try to find the issue. In may super unexpectedly my aunt who is a second mother to me passed away and I had to go to Mexico for the funeral. My legs were so bad at this point I had to use a wheel chair in the airport and to get around I walked with my grandpas cane. Still I had no answers as to what was going on with me but I felt really overwhelmed with life and all the things happening it was really hard to wrap my head around it. In June I was to the point where I could not walk practically and my neurologist finally diagnosed me with CIDP and started me on prednisone. This medication is extremely strong and has many bad side effects and unfortunately I had to pause on moving forward with the cochlear implants because I cannot have surgery while on prednisone. My legs have improved significantly and I’m doing exercises and also having IVIG treatments to recover as fast as I can. I still haven’t regained movement in my toes and ankles completely but I am getting better every day. I’ve also started to lower the dosage of my medicine so I can eventually get off of it and move forward with the cochlear implant. This has been such a life changing situation and I have felt so overwhelmed with emotion that I feel like I’m holding in all my feelings. My family is supportive but they don’t necessarily understand what I have been going through recently. I have become much closer to God and thank him every day that I am alive and getting better. Losing my aunt has been so difficult to process I feel like I’m still in denial since I have been trying to control the overwhelming amount of emotions I feel. This video makes me feel like I can connect to you and it makes me feel understood because I feel quite lonely sometimes. I’m so glad you have taken this experience and turned it into a positive by strengthening your connection to God. You and Marcus are lucky to have each other to recover with although I wouldn’t wish this on anyone. Thank you for this update, it made me feel less lonely and reminded me so many people are going through difficult situations. Love you guys!

[@smmms]

Praying for you, fellow chronic illness warrior! 💕 it’s a hard, lonely road, but you are not alone 🤗

[@772doglover]

CLAUDIA ESPINO SANCHEZ thank you so much ❤️❤️

[@772doglover]

Steph M thank you 🙏🏼 🥰💕

[@JoanyP]

Praying for you Fatima! You are never alone, Jesus is close to the broken-hearted and hurting! He knows your pain better than anyone, I pray that you would find comfort in His presence and healing over you body in Jesus name! ❤️

[@772doglover]

Joanyun Polus thank you so much I appreciate your kind words and prayers 💕

[@kelinahuxley6592]

Bone pain is very painful glad your getting better so happy your off the medication xx

[@stunningmisadventures]

Thank you for sharing your experience and creating a safe place for others to come and listen whom also have experienced a traumatic experience. You are such an inspiration!

[@kristilynn5655]

So happy to see how you are changing physically and mentally throughout this entire journey, thank you for bringing us with you. It’s truly amazing to see how God works in others lives❤️❤️❤️

[@sydney2730]

I'm in physical therapy school and it is so hard but hearing how your PT had an impact makes it seem so worth the struggle of school. I'm so happy to hear you had a great PT and are back to feeling better!

[@lavieenrose73]

Very interesting video, Kristin. You know, I have been discovering your channel and watched your videos since a very short times. And so I now discover the extent of your accident. I feel horrified by what You and Marcus had to experience. Seeing your scars, my god I feel so sad and have lots of sympathy towards you. I do love your personality and your sweetness. I loved the way you expressed your thoughts about various topics in this video. Thank you for sharing with honesty and such a strong positivity. Keep being brave in your recovery journey. Wish you the best.

[@sameoldlove55]

For the longest time I think you’re just one of those girls who are good at doing makeup and all those stuff, but after your accident and seeing how you cope with the whole thing made me realize how strong of a girl you are. You definitely has become one of my role model and you definitely is going to become a great mother for sure.

[@ninascherr3914]

How did Honey not move the whole time? 🥰 You’re doing so well Kristin!

[@insidewittsworld4620]

Comfy puppy 🐶

[@alyshiaHull]

I love your heart Kristin. Thank you for sharing and simply for being you. You truly are pure light.

[@GoFishOffice]

Thank you for your videos, Your accident video was on my homepage as a suggestion and now I watchin this one. Thank you. I was injured by a cow so I felt the same when I didn't need my crutches, didn't need my physical therapist.. Like you say it is hard to go back to the old normal...just the change I guess.

[@shannoncostello8975]

I’m a nurse here in Canada and a long time fan of you. Your progress and recovery has been so inspirational. We only see patients for such a short time while in hospital, and therefore never see the full recovery at home for our patients, so seeing you come almost full circle has really reiterated why I chose this career 😊 keep trucking along, love! You are amazing ❤️

[@Caitless]

I remember in the beginning seeing your insta stories and seeing how sad you looked. It was so heartbreaking 😭 I’ve been following you for years now, you’re such an inspiration in so many ways and to see you so sad made my heart hurt for you and Marcus. I grew up in a household where god felt scary and like something I always feared, but the way you and Marcus talk about Him has always brought comfort to me, like a big warm blanket kind of. I prayed so hard for you two to find your footing throughout this experience and knew you both were going to do just that, and more. So proud of you both, what an experience to go through! And you both hurdled so beautifully over the insanity of the situation. Love you both and excited to see what God has in store for you two in the future.

[@SophieLouiseStein]

So incredibly grateful that you guys are okay and getting back to normal now. Wow. God is so good. 🙌🏼

[@stephb6576]

amen!

[@sophiestein2008]

🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@sydneyperry4235]

I totally understand the sadness of being 'cleared' by physical therapists. I have had several spine surgeries throughout my 22 years and you almost experience paranoia when you're on your own because you just want to be okay and doing what's right for your body. I still have it all the time where I almost need a yes or a no from a professional on what I can do because I'm afraid of surgery again and extreme pain. All your feelings are so valid and it's going to be a very intense healing process of being on your own and being ok. Love you!

[@brittneysikes21]

so proud of you for how strong you are. God is always with you and I’m just so glad that you and Marcus are okay. I love you Kristin!!💕🙏🏼💪🏼

[@AnaRandomness]

Thank you for sharing! I got in a car accident that was nothing compared to this accident, but I can relate to the mental and physical limitations that came with the accident. PTSD is associated with "larger" traumas and I have been made fun of for sharing that my car accident has left me with PTSD and many other mental health issues. I have made videos about my journey too because I know how isolating it feels when you're going through it and it feels like no one understands. Thank you for sharing your journey! It is helping me feel less alone and I'm sure many more people have benefitted from this story being told! God Bless!

[@jordyndelarosa4974]

So happy to see the progress you and Marcus are making! I’ve been keeping you both in my thoughts daily since the accident. Personally, I’ve been in cognitive behavioral therapy for trauma and PTSD since July and I couldn’t relate more to the avoiding processing feelings! My healing journey through this therapy has been the best thing I’ve ever done for MYSELF. It can be so scary, but it is so incredibly worth it and amazing to see God work in your life.

[@rose-uu6yq]

You and Marcus are lucky to have each other through this - I'm happy Marcus weaned you off your pain meds.

[@leisannurtdinova1929]

This was one of a deep-leveled update... So glad, you are getting better day by day!

[@luisalimon7946]

I am so grateful to hear about your update. I’m sure it’s been so hard since the accident happened. I’ve been going through a lot too since the same time frame when you and Marcus got hurt and I’ve had such a hard time praying since because of the same issue; not letting me feel emotions and I just don’t want to feel them when I pray because I’m not comfortable praying again or believing that I have hope to pray that things will get better one day in my life. I’ve gone through so much emotional ptsd (sorry if that’s not a thing) and i live with pain everyday of my life. But after seeing this video, it has motivated me to try to pray again even though I am afraid. Thank you Kristin, keep your head up and congratulations on coming this far 💖Also, Honey and Camper are the cutest. 🥺

[@jasminewilliams3351]

You look over the affairs of your household and do not eat the bread of idleness. You got this, girl!

[@claubit32]

Love the Proverbs 31 reference!✝️❤️

[@kc3074]

You are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing what you have experienced since the accident. I can relate to some of what you have been through because I went through similar ups and downs after I had surgery. My only advise to you is take things one day at a time and keep being your positive, beautiful self 💗

[@krista9585]

Thank you for being so open and vulnerable!! ❤️

[@dianecelento4974]

Great video. Glad God is with you and helping you.

[@lolamarcos5925]

Your updates could never be annoying, so happy you are doing so well!! God is good💛

[@kayleemoore4425]

This video warmed my heart so much. I'm SO glad you are alive, healthy, and doing so well. You are a light to this world and I love you!!

[@jenniferhertz5501]

I feel the same as I went through a really traumatic car accident last year where we rolled off a mountain and so to have lived through that, I now am very compassionate and love differently 💕 so I feel for you and how you feel!

[@makaylaboren445]

Holy cow Jennifer! That is so traumatic! I’m glad to hear you’re alive and well!

[@megansmith5968]

thank you so much for sharing all parts of this journey with us!!

[@1nsertC1everNameHere]

I can very much relate to this, even though our traumas are much different. I am currently on addictive medication for severe panic attacks, and this gives me hope that one day I can be free of it as well. Not that medication for mental health is shameful in any way, but I know the fear of being dependent on addictive ones. It is scary and I feel like I have been ignoring these feelings in order to avoid more hardship. Thank you for sharing 💕 it is amazing what a sense of community and shared experiences can do for our spirits.

[@natashajayne4431]

Absolutely understand trauma and not wanting to go back to your old life. Both times in my life experiences I’ve ended up changing my life fairly dramatically afterward and not “going back to normal”! It’s been amazing and God had the plan to use the trauma for good change.

[@livinglikegolden2726]

Thank you being so vulnerable and opening up! The fear of processing is so real and I’ve felt that during a really hard time in my life too but when I did, like you said, it was so so healing. God redeems and rebuilds (Jeremiah 31)❤️

[@biancatrevino6194]

You’re such an amazing example! Thank you for sharing how you are able to cling to God through such a traumatic time. Praying for continued healing emotionally and physically💕

[@allybootsma1287]

I was trying to figure out what was different about you and then I realized: it's your voice! You sound so comfortable in sharing your experience, and it makes us feel like we are your friends. Thanks for being so vulnerable and spreading hope to all of us!

[@carriesmith6224]

Hey Kristin :) I am 23 and watching this is so inspiring and helpful to me, I’ve been following you since the beginning of your accident and I actually broke my ankle about 2.5 weeks ago, had surgery, and won’t be able to walk on it for at least another 4-6 weeks :/ I completely feel the not being able to get out of bed and go to the bathroom...it’s crazy what simple things we take for granted. I absolutely can’t wait to get some independence back and I know better days are ahead for us both :)

[@christineshreve1815]

This was such a wonderful video, Kristin. You talked about so many important and interesting things! Thank you for being so vulnerable.❤️ I really understand what you’re saying about how it’s hard and scary to go back to you’re normal life. That’s something that I’m working through right now as well-I didn’t even realize I was going through it until seeing this video. Thank you.❤️

[@sabrina_broccoli]

It's crazy to see how far both you and Marcus have come recovery wise. I've been praying for the both of you ever since the day of the accident. It makes me so happy and relieved to see how well you guys are doing. You're both SO incredibly strong and brave and I'm so proud of you guys. You're amazing and you're both doing such an amazing job recovery wise. Proud is an understatement. I love you guys and you mean so much to me. So so so grateful that you're both healthy and safe. Sending you lots of love, strength and support ♥️

[@lisashmo]

I don't even remember how I found your videos. But I have been following you for YEARS. And since then, I've followed Lexy and Sazan and I just love you guys so much! It's so bizarre how you can feel so connected to someone you don't even know. But I will say I appreciate your vulnerability and bravery during all of this. When I saw your initial video, my reaction was shock and sadness and scared for you guys, but also knowing how strong your faith was before...God had you guys in his hands the whole time. There is so much evil in this world - but in the end, God prevails.

[@thebohlbunch7350]

You and Marcus are such an inspiration! Sending more prayers your way to go deeper with God during this time

[@laurenworkman180]

I'm so happy to hear that you guys are doing better!! I always love starting my mornings going into God's word, it makes me a better person! 💛💛💛💛

[@jasminegongora7428]

Hi Kristin! I'm so glad to see you doing well! I've been watching you since before the accident but I really enjoy your bike accident updates. I'm currently in PT school right now and it's so encouraging to hear good things about your PT. That motivates me so much especially now that I'm so overwhelmed with tests and practicals ahaha but nonetheless I'm so happy to hear you getting back to your new normal and I hope nothing but the best for you and your family!

[@priyatrombino5206]

Kristin I totally here you with the bone pain. It sucks and feels horrible. Your doing well

[@hannahms208]

You are SO pretty! I am so happy that you are so much better now days.

[@lorenasalas6772]

Thank you for sharing, so happy to see your progress and how far you have come along. What I have noticed and been learning recently is the intense benefits of practicing gratitude. It has been so helpful to actively practice it on a daily basis, I highly recommend to anyone no matter what you’re going through right now.

[@gracemarkovich162]

So so so happy you are in a better place been praying for you and Marcus through this entire time and will continue to do so!!❤️

[@marysolis9715]

NUMB is exactly how I felt at the hospital 3 months ago as well ..and now I spend my mornings with GOD too !! I can truly relate with this story so much! Thank you for sharing this. Took the words right out of my mouth

[@kristenshaw8392]

Kristin!!! I have been following your journey and praying for you both through this. I am so thankful God gives us signs and answers on what he wants us to do and he has been speaking to me as well on getting deeper with him. This is yet another sign. ☺️ thank you for being so bold and sharing you and Markus’ story!! Such a blessing to know God is with us here on earth.

[@suewitzel5333]

I just started watching your vlogs. So real. My thoughts and prayers are with you. I’m so proud of you especially talking about tough subjects. As an RN I’m just amazed how fast you recovered even though you may not feel that way. Blessing.

[@jessm408]

This video helped me so much ! Thank you Kristin 🤍

[@cheriebarnes9398]

Beautiful vlog Kristin. Don't ever feel u need to be "on" for all of us. U will have more bad days but many more great ones ahead. Proud of u. 🧡

[@katrinamarier9]

Thank you so much for sharing your story kristin you are sweet lady, you are an inspiration, I pray for your full and fast recovery God bless your heart🙏😂🤗

[@laurajohnson3825]

This is one of my favorite videos of yours. I got emotional when you were talking about digging deeper with God. Thank you for being so open and vulnerable. I know it’s not easy for you and I am so grateful that you are sharing this journey with us. I love you Kristin!

[@Button607]

I just got valley fever recently and have had severe joint pain in my fingers, elbows, knees, etc. to the point where I couldn’t move anymore. I needed help getting up and couldn’t cook. This made me realize how much rolling out of bed is taken for granted. Although I’m still really sick, I am thankful for everything and everyone who has helped me.

[@ambercheyann5]

You’re an inspiration Kristin! ☺️

[@janesikes3596]

you are such a beautiful light and inspiration. THANK YOU for sharing your story

[@rachelurback5759]

I went through a major hip and pelvic infection and was in the hospital for 2 weeks. It’s been about 2 months sense then and I’m still learning how to walk. But I completely understand how difficult it can feel to go back to normal life. It’s really scary so just know you aren’t alone!💛

[@JustCallMeBo1]

*As soon as I saw the footage of you and Marcus on the ground from your entire video describing the action, I broke down into tears. I lost my cousin 3 years ago to a horrific motorcycle accident. Getting that call saying something had happened, then having my Dad pick me up from college, and having him tell me that he had passed all feels like it happened yesterday. I know what it's like to lose someone and to get that call, as sadly many people out there do, and I wouldn't wish that pain on my worst enemy. Still, I believe he's with my grandparents watching over me. I'm so glad you and Marcus are recovering so well. God truly blessed you two. Bless you two. I've been a fan of Marcus since 2013 and to hear about this accident hit my heart. I'm so glad you two are alright and I wish you nothing but goodness. Please always stay safe. Love and blessings to you both.* ❤