My husband's disability.

[@Imogenhorton.]

Omg these comments 😭 Me and Spencer are crying! You’re so amazing - thank you for supporting my husband the way you guys support me. I LOVE YOU FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER

[@colleenbyrnexx]

You deserve them your such a lovely person, both of you xx

[@heatherwheeler6636]

I love that you Spencer’s biggest fan very sweet . My friend has hearing aids I remember when he upgraded to a more expensive pair and he explained that he could hear me walking down the gravel path and that he had never heard that before or the birds tweeting . It amazed me because I always assumed he could hear them things because he always wore hearing aids shows you how little we Are educated at a young age xx

[@colleenjones8404]

@@colleenbyrnexx Great comment.....great name x

[@colleenbyrnexx]

@@colleenjones8404 you have a great name too 🤣

[@hollyubeautys5203]

I’m deaf used sign language so I’m born deaf and disabled my legs scare so when I’m start p3 skills someone teach me how to walking better so now I can doing anything walking will my legs working 💛💛xx

[@Imogenhorton.]

I'm so proud of him! ❤️

[@kelseygoulding9496]

Imogenation stay strong 😍 we love u both

[@kelseygoulding9496]

You are both so cute and so strong it’s unbelievable

[@lana_0343]

SO ARE WE FOR THE BOTH OF YOU, YOU GUYS WERE MEANT TO BE!!

[@Debbiestar1993]

Love you guys hope your staying safe and well through this terrible time.

[@grace-rosetownsend6110]

Your such a good wife to him and he's such a good husband to you, both of you can conquer any problems. Love you both I'm a hun ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@charlottedunning2883]

We should be able to confidently say the word disability. Disability doesn't have to be a negative word! Well done Spencer for being brave!

[@Imogenhorton.]

Charlotte Dunning so true it’s amazing word it’s about being unique! WE LOVE YOU

[@Brandy2902_]

I love Imogen 😂 Imogen: I’m gonna start crying about you now. Spencer: noo. Imogen: ok

[@b4bygg]

athena cunningham that made me laugh so much

[@Imogenhorton.]

omg I couldn't stop! WE LOVE YOU xxxx

[@Brandy2902_]

Etana Williams me too like not even a smirk or smile but a literal laugh out loud 😄

[@nadinexo4934]

What time xxxxx

[@chloecaddamy3668]

athena cunningham 😂😂😂 xxx

[@nicoleeyre1446]

spencer is just the sweetest soul❤️ when he turned to you because he didn’t know what to say just melted my heart🥺❤️

[@Imogenhorton.]

Nicole Eyre omg thanks so much we love you xxxxx

[@nicoleeyre1446]

Love you Imogen❤️❤️❤️

[@CHARLIE95]

I know same 🥺

[@eves5245]

“You got this” OMG can’t cope with the cuteness

[@Imogenhorton.]

EverydayEvie love you so much thank you

[@kilaraji9162]

As someone who wears a hearing aid myself and can only rely on a single ear since I’m completely deaf in the other ear, this is the best video for me that I could ever watch. I’m so grateful that Spencer met someone as loving and caring as you Imogen. I can only hope I meet someone like you that will take me for who I am and will be able to bear with me as it’s not easy. You yourself are brave too since it takes patience to live with someone who’s hearing isn’t the best since I know how it can be difficult at times. So thank you so much for this, I couldn’t be more happy and grateful

[@Loubielou05]

My 5 year old is disabled and he amazes me every day and know exactly how you both feel. So good that your making awareness. Love you both. X

[@Imogenhorton.]

louise rhodes hes amazing and so are you! Love you so much xx

[@mariac3701]

My dad is deaf. He had Meniere’s disease and had an operation which made him go deaf. He has no hearing in 1 ear and very little in the other(with a hearing aid). Even though he’s my dad sometimes you don’t realise how it really feels to live with it. Thank you for doing this 💙

[@gemmagraham2905]

This melts my heart😩 honestly Spencer should know how brave he is for speaking out, he’s helping so many people! Love how supportive you are too Imo😍 if only the world had more people like you two in it then we’d be a much better place!!💖

[@lauw8653]

I've been married to my husband for 11 years with a child and going through a bit of a bad patch atm. I just wanted to say my heart literally melts for you guys. I genuinely don't think I've ever seen a more sweet/perfectly matched/genuinely in love couple. His reaction in your wedding video was literally adoration, never take what you have for granted even in harder times because it is genuinely special 💗

[@zahidaahmed9476]

I think its absolutely wonderful the fact that hes talking about his disability on his wifes channel it just shows how much he supports the job that she does on youtube because hes sharing such a personal thing to us and he didnt have to imogen and spencer you are both very lucky to have each other

[@ellamclean5783]

So proud of spencer he did so well talking about this honestly so happy that your are inspiring people to not be afraid of what life throws at them because they can always get through it I love you both ❤️🥰

[@Imogenhorton.]

Ella Mclean thank you so much for supporting him and being so kind! WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH

[@ellamclean5783]

Imogenation I love you to he’s done so well ❤️❤️

[@is6616]

Hi Spencer, my son who is 5, a week before the Covid 19 lockdown the audiologists confirmed he has hearing loss in both ears and that he would need hearing aids fitted urgently. Unfortunately no further appointments could be given as pandemic got worse. I had to stop in the middle video to say massive thank you for sharing your story. Your story resonated with me and gave gave glimpse of the future. I admire your courage to share light on this very personal story. Imogen you’re amazing. Thank you both. Stay safe. Much love 🥰

[@maariyahxo3534]

As an Audiologist myself, i come across alot of people who defer hearing aid provision because of the social judgement/ fear of accepting hearing aids. You have made such progress and clearly doing so well! And having Imogen support you is fantastic!! 💕

[@livywoodward8666]

I think this video is amazing. I am severely dyslexic and dyspraxic which is classed as a specific learning difficulty. Hearing other people's stories is always helpful x

[@sophiehildred4229]

My mums been hard of hearing since she was 2, she’s around 90% dead without her cochlear implant. My whole life she’s struggled and I can confirm that the deaf community is so ignored and people do not acknowledge it the way they should. So glad that you’ve shared this with your audience!! ❤️

[@williamwood5570]

What an amazing guy and hope everybody with any disability watches this to show what you can achieve, ive just discovered your channel the other day when you were talking about mental health, Imogen not only are you beautoful on the outside but also on the inside your a beautiful young couple with the world in front of you, stay positive and being you for everybody pointing a finger at you they have 3 fingers pointing back, I wish i could put into words my mental health maybe then i wouldnt be ending things but thanks for showing me not everyone is horrible, stay strong and support each other. X

[@rachelbrees]

I was recently diagnosed with hearing loss before Christmas. I’m still waiting for a test to see exactly what is the reason. I knew i was having difficulty hearing the last few months but it came as a shock to know I needed hearing aids at the age of 29. At the time I felt so embarrassed and devastated. But I feel so proud of myself that I’ve stuck to wearing the hearing aids as much as possible. I honestly cried when I was able to watch a film on the telly without subtitles. Honestly Spencer should be so proud of himself! And also for raising awareness of hearing loss. Love all your videos Imogen but this one was extra special. Sending lots of love both xxx

[@brionybond2956]

I relate to this so much ! I had grommets, hearing aids with the in ear moulds and now I have digital hearing aids which connect to my phone etc it’s amazing!!! I have glue ear & a cleft lip & palate & I also wear glasses too so got it all going on. Massive respect to Spencer x

[@gracebrink3015]

sending love! i'm fighting a silent disease as well. i have type 1 diabetes and am insulin dependent. it's always been difficult to live a normal life, eat a proper diet, and speak up about my disease. i wear an insulin pump and i'm teaching my 2 year old about my reality with diabetes and he loves watching me change my sites and paint my pumps with different colors and characters each time!

[@Imogenhorton.]

you are incredible and we are so proud of how brave you! i love you, we;ve got this xxxxx

[@leahallsop191]

Thank you both so much for uploading this video. My younger sister had High Frequency Hearing loss land she stopped wearing her hearing aids a few years ago. I showed her your video last night and today she has done no more than get them out of the draw clean them and put new batteries in them, she’s had them in for an hour now and can already see a difference. Thank you so much❤️

[@annawawrzynczak3785]

I love seeing how you both lift each other up and your relationship is so real and raw🧡

[@jadelouise6523]

My brothers deaf and my mum is half deaf my brother has achieved so many things in his life he has his own joinery business now. He’s never let his disability get the better of him and stop him form achieving the goals he set for himself. ❤️

[@daisymaysilman1885]

hey imogen & Spencer, this video had me in tears you both are so humble and pure it's such a breathe of fresh air I was born with ASD ( autistic spectrum disorder) along with other conditions which made school and social situations extremely hard for me and my family I wasnt sure where I belonged in life as a teenager i never understood what my condition was until my friends and family was able to do and go places I was never able to do was a very dark time for me because I look "normal" (is normal even a thing ?) people never understood and trying to explain to close people what it was and how it affected me was almost impossible but..... I am now 27 have been with my partner 10 years and I have the most amazing little girl ever who is 7 I'm a mum!!! a mum! something I never thought I would be I have down days and I have good days but I'm proud of where I am now! thank you for taking the time to make this video this is the first time I have publicly posted about my condition and that is down to you two so thank you so much sending all my love and positive energy ❤🥰❤🥰

[@amyleighmcgowan9082]

Spencer is amazing, disability doesn’t have to be a negative category. Be proud of who you are. I have a disability my self called Goldenhar Syndrome, which is an abnormal development of ears,eyes,mouth,nose etc, in my case it’s my ear and I was born with an abnormal amount of tissue that were my ears that hadn’t developed properly so now I have no ears which obviously has impacted my hearing aids massively, I have a baha 5 that is attached to a metal screw in my head, I can’t hear anything without my hearing aids, so I can lip read too. My condition is very rare (not genetic) happens within 3500-350 000 babies. I have been bullied all my life and I have now only just started to accept who I am. This video was so interesting and amazing in every single way. I used to have an assistant with me in all my lessons and use to hate it! It made me feel so different to all my peers in my lessons. My condition affected my bone structure and I really struggled through school, throughout college and now, I am finally coming to terms with it. Spencer is so unique and he should be proud of it🤍

[@kirstymlovell]

I have 50% loss in my eye, I don’t wear my glasses coz of bullying when I was younger but this video has put things in a whole different perspective, thank you ♥️

[@sumeya1923]

isn’t it stupid how people are bullied for shit they can’t control?. weird

[@bethb9131]

I’ve worn glasses since 5th grade with those god awful black cat eye glasses. Today there are so many cool 😎 frames to choose from. Pick out whatever color or shape glasses 🤓 you love and ROCK THEM💜 once I got green tint glass & I loved them. I have two different pair now I change up depending on where I’m going. Go on then, you got this👓🕶 why don’t they have a pink pair of emoji glasses? :/

[@cheekykitten25]

My daughter had hearing aids for about 4 years age 6 years onwards she didn’t get bullied for that. But she has growth hormone deficiency and she is smaller than her peers and she’s been bullied for that 😟 kids are just as mean if not more than back in our time. Because now they have social media and they bring school home with them. 😣 I have a hidden disability as an adult (I’m also hard of hearing meant to be wear hearing aids but i don’t, my loss was through an ear infection when I was a teenager) I have Ankylosis Spondylitis which is a condition that affects your lower back. I look “normal” but Im in so much pain every single day despite being on heavy (opiate) painkillers and anti inflammatories. Be kind to everyone.. we are all fighting our own battles. 💙

[@LUCYY1996]

Imogen, you are honestly so breathtakingly beautiful and i'm not even talking your appearance.

[@12vbumtractorbya3yearold5]

my partner has a disability but a physical disability the way you look at spencer when hes telling his story is the way i look at my partner. i find it more upsetting than my partner does as im soooo proud of him. you two really are amazing and soooo real so good to see. you two look perfect from the outside and listening to both of your stories just means you really cant judge everyone has struggles thankyou for talking and telling the world about yours its really comforting to hear xxxx

[@wildflower4597]

Anyone else start smiling the moment these two come on the screen? Such a lovely couple x

[@elles_the_name]

The supportiveness you have for each other is so sweet. You can tell how much you mean to each other. Thanks for sharing your story. I learnt a lot of things I didn’t know like how amplified sound can be with surrounding objects.

[@hparry3864]

My son Jacob has a severe high frequency hearing impairment, he’s 12 and has started taking his hearing aids out when he gets to school 💔 I think it has more to him feeling different from all other kids he has an fm system which is a type of mic the teacher wears around their neck which is linked straight to the hearing aids, he won’t use it he’s so embarrassed and doesn’t like other kids asking questions , he never had a problem with wearing them in primary) but now he just refuses to wear them I’m going to show him this video! Thankyou for speaking about this love you guys 💕

[@YummyMummyKate]

My daughter has a learning support assistant and it's really had an impact on her confidence and how she interacts with her classmates.. This made me sad. 🥺 Thanks for speaking up for the invisible disabilities ♥️

[@nealmistry2375]

Both my parents are deaf and i also had gromits when i was younger luckily for me they helped me and im fully hearing. I love his story. There needs to be more deaf awareness especially in the education system, deaf people are just as capable as hearing people.

[@romyeliza2082]

Thankyou so much for posting this. I literally just stumbled across your channel. My younger brother is half deaf and only has one fully grown ear. I worry about him being picked on or at a disadvantage but this is great for people like him to feel less alone. Well done both of you for putting this out there!

[@macykimani3124]

It’s crazy how you weren’t even going to share Spencer’s name on KZbin. You have come so far and he is so so brave for sharing this. I live you both!!🥺💓💓💓

[@samanthapitcher8844]

My son was born with one ear and has severe to profound deafness. You have given me so much more hope that he will be able to lead a 'normal' life. Thank you you are an inspiration!

[@oliviaframpton8282]

This is so brave. I can only imagine how hard this can be to talk about this, I find it so hard to talk about my feeling. We are all here for you!xx

[@Imogenhorton.]

Olivia Frampton thank you for being so supportive love you so much xxxx

[@MissCMcCafferty]

I love how you look at him, like proper hearts in your eyes ♡ and after watching your most recent videos to see the support he gives you ! Yous are made for one another

[@emilyj2506]

So sweet. Also so kind for Spencer for sharing his story in confidence! So much respect. The fact that you back each other as much as you do amazes me. This is a pure example of not standing for less than you deserve. You’re both extremely lucky to have each other❤️

[@emilybennett2831]

Spencer you are an inspiration, I am dyslexic and my disability has made me the person I am today and walk in confidence. But It hasn't been easy for me. So thank you for being raw and real and how your disability made you the beautiful person are today. You guys are awesome and real inspiration. Xx

[@kayf9643]

I’m dyslexic and dyspraxic and I hate the term learning disability as I don’t see them as disability yes I learn in a different way but doesn’t stop me, I do get frustrated but I’m beyond greatful as I read dyslexic people are creative and that’s is soo true I’m very creative person I’m passionate about art I’m a artist I loved art since age of 3, if I wasn’t the. It wouldn’t make the person that I am, thankyou so much spencer for sharing it means a lot ❤️❤️

[@politicsinpink]

GIRL ME TOO

[@omorfotata]

What does he have?

[@kayf9643]

@@omorfotata im not sure the technical terms but he's part hearing, x

[@ZaraYoung]

I really stuggled reading that but that's because I'm dyslexic and dyspraxic

[@ashleydiss3616]

I am dyslexic and I was eventually tested at the age of 25 (I am not 27). Both my primary school and secondary school refused to test me for them, they told my parents that I was dumb, so I turned into the class clown because I really struggled and didn’t get the full help I should of been given. I came out with E’s and F’s in my GCSE’s! I wanted so badly to be nurse, but my teacher put me down and said that I didn’t have the brain to become one. But 11 years later I am actually at university and I am a second year STUDENT NURSE! And thanks to the university I have been tested for dyslexia and I have all correct help I need. And I absolutely love what I do! You are both amazing ❤️

[@conorjohnson1037]

My girlfriend just forwarded this to me and it's weird how similar me and Spencer are in terms of growing up with the same conditions, aswell as Learning difficulties and the situation with sports etc. I haven't worn mine for 8 years and this has genuinely inspired to me to finally get them out the box and start wearing mine again. So I can only thank you😁

[@emilysian8532]

Thanks for uploading this, as someone with a hidden disability I love hearing other people’s stories , never be afraid to speak out ! I am deaf and have epilepsy and grew up with people telling me what I could and couldn’t do with my disabilities but I live a very normal life like an everyday person without a disability ! Currently my husband and I are expecting our first baby too which is something I was told would never happen but 13 years on after diagnosis I’m living life normally . Never let anyone dull your sparkle and tell you that you can’t live a normal life ! 💕

[@sabinabegum9744]

I'm an Audiologist who fits hearing aids daily. The career has truly made me appreciate and more aware of those with special needs! They are truly amazing

[@madisonl3401]

That's amazing that Spencer is speaking out about this! ❤️❤️❤️ I was diagnosed with a disability recently, I have Sero-positive RA and it affects every movement I make every day and night of my life. People don't understand often times, and that's why I appreciate you guys making this video. ❤️

[@GothicVegan05]

Imogen, you’re little face when Spencer said “I done research for this video” 🥰 xxxx

[@amymclaughlin3109]

i am hard of hearing too, my story is so similar to Spencers! i am 14 and wear hearing aids. my problems started when i was 9 months, i had multiple operations and hearing tests. i started lip-reading when i was 5 and still to this day! i have tinnitus and Hyperacusis which aren’t common in children and no one believed me. my speech was delayed and i still struggle, everything that Spencer is saying the same for me - the teacher turning around while talking and in science labs. i also have a bsl (British sign language) qualification that helps me communicate with fully deaf people. i got my hearing aids when i was 11 and what i different, i have the in the ear ones and i feel way more confident. thank you so much for this video, it had reassured me so much! lots of love 💞 xx

[@mablinon4541]

watching this has made me feel so appreciative of being hard of hearing, it’s something we should be proud of not ashamed of! Being 20 and having struggled with wearing hearing aids pretty much my whole life, it’s nice to relate to someone else that’s had a similar life journey, who has done so well with it too!!🥰🥰

[@darcygee7016]

This video is so inspirational, I've been hard of hearing since I was three and 50% deaf in my right ear. I wore hearing aids from the age of 3 till I was 13. Unfortunately one lesson my hearing aid whistled and the head of subject was watching m regular teacher and didn't know about my hearing aids, so she got up interrupted the class and said whoever phone was whistling needed to be switched off or they would get detention. I said that it was me but not my phone but was too embarrassed to admit it was my hearing aids she then proceeded to give me detention to which my regular teacher said no Darcy wears hearing aids and it was them, I never felt so embarrassed and haven't worn them since. This has inspired me to try and wear them more again as I am nearing my 18th birthday and know that I will regret not wearing them for years. So thank you so so much for sharing this!! Ps I'm so good at lipreading as well. Love you both xxx

[@deannemapps277]

You are both so amazing, living with a disability isn’t easy, I know first hand. Hopefully i will find someone who loves me as much as you love each other one day. Thank you both for being you and being so amazing❤️

[@Imogenhorton.]

YOU DESERVE TO BE LOVED AND YOU WILL BE I PROMISE! ❤️ love you so much

[@deannemapps277]

Imogenation Thank you so much. I do hope so.. love you so much❤️

[@dontuse8080]

There too cute for this world😢

[@bekahinnes3588]

I am 15 and I got diagnosed with epilepsy when I was 4 and suffered with it for for 7-8 years and a couple of years ago I was declared healed and seizure free!!! Having a disability is hard but it also makes you special and unique in your own way!! Love watching your videos Imogen, lots of love Xxx

[@meganhunt1394]

My dad's gone deaf due to another condition, he's a musician on the side so it's been really difficult for him to lose his hearing but you learn to adapt, it's certainly stopped me and my mum talking over each other!!!

[@m.margolis8069]

this is the sweetest, most pure thing ever :') thank you for drawing attention to those with silent disabilities and being such a lovely person (both you and your husband!)

[@michaeladouglas9597]

Omg this has open my eyes, I am 33 years old, I am hard of hearing, I never had hearing aids since I was 13/14 same as you Spencer, I love the fact that the hearing aid you have are so small. And I would wear them. Please please give me more information on this. My boyfriend always says I need to sort out my hearing, as I miss out so much stuff, I would really appreciate if you could message me back. Thanks to you both. X

[@samanthabarona7981]

Just re watched this one. It’s one of my favourites. Hearing you say ‘you shouldn’t be embarrassed’ it’s such an obvious thing but it’s so lovely to hear. I have had facial paralysis since I was 17. It’s only almost 20 years on that I feel like almost at peace with it and not embarrassed. It doesn’t matter really. Spencer is so lucky to have you next to him supporting him. I love him so much and you Imogen. You’re amazing. Your voice is gorgeous too. Charity work is the dream. I love that you said that.

[@Jessica-kg9fn]

Honestly without sounding weird I’m obsessed with you both! Just it shows how much you both care for each other and support eachother. I love your videos where you just sit down and openly talk. Would love a video about anxiety and how you deal with it would find that really helpful (if your looking for ideas). Stay safe 💗

[@Mangøs_creatiøns]

thank you for talking about this! I was born moderately deaf and became profoundly deaf at 12 (now 16) and am aided in both ears. It has always been hard for me to accept myself as I cant do most of what my friends do... but I try!!! I have never met another deaf person before so hi! This makes me feel so much less alone and i think we need to break the stigma around what a disability is - just because its not immediately visible, it doesnt make it less valid. People dont understand what its like to be deaf so thank you for opening up. We are all just trying to hold each other up :)

[@niamhbrady_]

I have a similar hearing loss to Spencer and loved watching this video! As i’ve grown up, I’ve become so proud to be deaf 💖 Wanted to say, I get my hearing aids for free through the NHS. I’m not sure whether that’s because I have been with the hospital since I was a child. But it’s worth looking into! Also Phonak is a company that sell lots of accessories for hearing aids, including microphones that do hone in on one persons voice and go straight to your hearing aid. I used one through school and uni and now use it in meetings at work! Love you both! 💖

[@pilateswithsteff]

Always love your videos especially about chronic illness as I also have one but so admire Spencer for sharing so vulnerably too. It's so important to talk about these things. I have been half deaf in one of my ears since birth and have never done anything about it. I am now 28 and recently have been having issues hearing as well, so after seeing this I am going to go and get a hearing test, thank you so much.

[@katie.t7253]

I’ve had a disability that isn’t visible since I was five, I’ve always said to people ‘don’t say sorry, it moulds who I am’ as I find everyone always says ‘I’m so sorry’ when you tell them. Amazing video, support and courage for people❤️

[@irmalair1]

💕💕what disability do you have if you don't mind me asking💕

[@Shan123x]

You 2 are SO. PURE. Honestly, I have never seen a more compatible couple and just watching this and how much love and care you have for one another is Genuinley amazing and really touched my heart. You're both amazing xxx

[@laurenmiles8208]

Why would anyone dislike this video? His story is amazing, he is amazing!

[@kerrie-louise7122]

Imogen yous two literally melt me!! 😍 And you look absolutely stunning!! Spencer is so brave for speaking about this. He will help so many people. I was diagnosed with epilepsy last year and i get the whole having an invisible illness. Never feel like you have to hide your disability because you're amazing for dealing with it! 💜

[@Oli-wf6rp]

I only just came across this video. I am HOH too! I've had hearing aids since I was 5 and now I'm 15. I absolutely loved getting the moulds too because it felt so cold. I currently have blue sparkly hearing aids because I love them to stand out as I'm not ashamed of them. I have low frequency deafness but luckily i dont struggle too much. So inspired by you two. Stay strong during this hard time x

[@abbyrose3170]

I loved this video so so much. I have recently gotten into a new relationship, after 3 months of getting to know each other my boyfriend told me he was deaf in one ear and has a hearing aid. I felt awful that he spent 3 months not able to hear me, now I remember the time’s of him asking me to repeat what I said or just laughing at the wrong moment to cover up that he couldn’t hear. He was ashamed to tell me incase I was put off. This done exactly the opposite, just like what Imogen said I love everything about him so why would I change this... it’s only now I notice how bad his hearing is, at restaurants when the musics too loud, going to bed and his hearing aid is out. I absolutely loved this video! Thankyou so much for sharing this, I think you guys are spreading an amazing message ✨✨

[@chelseakevin3134]

My boyfriend is 100%deaf he sent me flowers today I cried my eyes out xxx Soemtimes I just look at him his mine and it breaks my heart seeing him

[@Imogenhorton.]

Oh my god thanks for sharing this - that's made me well up too! you're amazing and so is he xxxxx

[@chelseakevin3134]

@@Imogenhorton. bless ya xxxx

[@s_alien]

I love that you both talk about your chronic illness and disability. It’s really helpful to see that you guys are real people with struggles as well because we can get caught up with peoples perfect camera lives. I also struggle with a chronic illness and it helps me feel less alone. Stay strong, you two are amazing! 💜

[@lucietribe2397]

He’s done so well!!! No one should ever be ashamed by their disabilities❤️

[@tiffwilson8619]

This has helped me a lot, my niece is 7 and just got a hearing aid and she was terrified about people bullying her and making fun of her. Spencer’s story helped me as I can show her she’s not the only one and can learn the right thing to say to her to make her not worried about having them. Thank you for sharing this both of you. You guys are amazing xx

[@gabbyevans7785]

The fact that Spencer what to share his story to us that melts my heart i love you both 💜💜

[@gracialisa5269]

What a lovely video. You two are so special together ❤. The way you look at each other & are proud of each other. My little sister has a disability. With every single or small thing she does, I always tell her how proud I am of her. Almost every day she hears me say that I am lucky to be her big sister. Our relationship is soooo strong & even though she is not able to speak, I can see that she understands what I am saying.

[@rosiewilliams3490]

Can I just say you are the sweetest most genuine couple ever🥺❤️

[@haleywilkinson1877]

Spencer seems like such a genuinely good guy. This is so raw, real, and vulnerable. Kudus for speaking out about disabilities and normalizing being human! Also, good for you Imogen on being such a great support system for him!

[@hannahcartwright377]

Honestly you so brave to come on the internet and say this to people you don’t even know. I have had speak and language therapy in secondary school 4 times and I also had to have help with pronouncing my letter and number in primary school.

[@AbbieDanielle]

WOW! This video made me cry you and Spencer are both inspirational. It's 2020 and i still cant put my head around that people can be cruel because they "different". While i was in hospital when i was 10 years old i notice this little girl was doing sign language so i learnt all day with her and parents so i could communicate from this day i can still do it. YES MORE STORY TIMES!! xx

[@katieansell01]

You’re such a strong team, Spencer’s with his hearing and you with your stomach!! Honestly so amazing. So much love for you guys xxxxx

[@meganjones7503]

This is one of the most sweetest videos I’ve ever come across! How brave is Spenser to speak so openly about this! Goes to show never let your disability bring you down! Never felt prouder watching this! The love you two have for each other is amazing! 🧡🥺🧡

[@kathleenharris-officialmus261]

My dad has 60% hearing loss, so i completely understand what it is like to live with it. My dad is so self concious about needing people to repeat themselves, that since my mum passed away and can't repeat what people have said for him, he doesn't go out anymore because he feels people needing to repeat themselves is a nuisance, which of course it isn't ❤

[@Badgyalr3arh1]

So proud of spencer I know it’s not a topic that is covered but it should be when I was younger I contracted Meningococcal septicaemia which caused 50% hearing loss in my left ear and 20% in my right. It’s a hidden disability which should be spoken about as all disabilities should be celebrated we are not our disability we are our own person it’s just something that makes us US. I had many appointments with the ENT at a private clinic and had I think 7 operations for gromits in my ears WELL DONE SPENCER for talking about it I know I hated talking about it especially when people asked me about my hearing aid fortunately I can hear unaided as I mainly use lip reading but I can hear. SO proud of you both 💙💙💙💙

[@danni2171]

Such a amazing man to be able to show true emotions and be so open, what an amazing couple you two are! Such inspirational, proud and strong people ❤️ bless you both 💗 hope you are riding this storm well and hopefully the calm comes soon. I hope everyone is doing well. Sending love to all that read this, be there for each other 😘❤️

[@sophiecairns5606]

Spencer is brilliant! My mum was born deaf and now I volunteer sign language for children. Love you both!!!

[@ruqaiyahelsaadany]

No one going to talk about how cute they are together and how there made for each other 😍😍

[@Imogenhorton.]

omg thanks so much xxxx❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@karenisler8854]

Spencer, your confidence is infectious. Everyone should be so comfortable as you are talking about whatever disability or challenge they have to overcome in their lives. You are an inspiration to all. The two of you are absolutely adorable together and you can see the love the two of you share. G-d bless you both for taking the initiative to try and help people. It’s so very admirable.

[@amytock6473]

Your children are going to be so beautiful. Omg all the hair they're going to have! You're such a gorgeous couple 😍❤️

[@dragonfirebeauty2498]

My partners deaf too. Has been since he was a child. Had several mastoid surgery’s. He was 70% deaf in his right ear and only 30% in his left. In January 2015 he woke up one morning and had completely lost his hearing. He was in hospital for 2 weeks with severe vertigo. He couldn’t even sit up without being sick. All because of his hearing. Even up to 6 months later he still struggled to walk long distances without wobbling around. To this day he’s now still 70% deaf in his right ear and completely deaf in his left. We now have a four year old daughter who has perfect hearing but we’re are constantly paranoid that she could lose hers too. This video made me so emotional 😩😩 I love how proud of your husband you are! You guys are an inspiration!! Thank you for making this 💕💕💕

[@elliecooper4657]

To anyone who is suffering.... keep going, you are strong, you are loved❤💙

[@butterflylexi36able]

Spencer just by making this you will be helping countless people of all ages! I hope by watching this back you'll take into account how incredible you are as a man in general! Imogen well done huni putting this out, it must have been so hard to see any hurt! Sending love to you both, stay safe xxxxx

[@metildalightfoot9737]

I’m only 10 minutes in and this is putting a massive smile on my face- I wear hearing aids and can relate massively! Weirdly I passed the newborn test but had hearing aids by the time I was 3. This is also weird because it’s the same situation as my younger sister. At the moment I have pink hearing aids with silver glitter skeleton moulds. I feel really lucky since I never faced any bullying and i am getting in really well in high school, although without them I can’t hear anything. I love the how they make the moulds because like you say there is always a little left and I would have a little rubber snake 😂😂 well done for speaking about it 💓

[@serenwilliams1152]

So, I am moderately deaf and have had hearing aids since I was around five weeks old. I've never been a fan of them and when I make new friends that's the thing that scares me the most because they might see me differently. I've faced a lot of rejection but now I know who are the ones are real to me. I have a monitor that I have to give to the teacher because I am fourteen and learning GCSE work, I do wear my hearing aids but they are quite noticeable with my hair up so I just keep it down, however I do not wear my monitor as i am to embarrassed to give it in, even if it does amplify my hearing loss I just do not want people to hate me. My hearing aids are what I am extremely self-conscious about. I have found this video so relatable in the struggles Spencer had with sleepovers, the ability to lipread etc etc and reassured me that I am not alone during these hard school years. This video has inspired me to be happy in myself and wanting myself to achieve my dreams of going far in performing arts and I am so lucky to be a hun because i know i'm so safe here about my feelings hence why I spoke about this freely. I love you both so so much and thankyou for this

[@rosemaria2896]

you are just perfection🥺 THIS WOMAN NEEDS TO BE PROTECTED AT ALL COST X you are beautiful and amazing Imogen ❤️

[@ninabella7341]

You both are amazing 😘 I know what Spencer’s has been going through losing hearing I lost my hearing age of 7 and Iv always worn my hearing aids since I couldn’t be without it! Xx

[@Imogenhorton.]

Roisin Maria OMG DONT I LOVE YOU SO MUCH

[@chloewilks3845]

You are both such kind and gentle people. You are both so in love and are so loved by so many. Spencer, you treat her like a queen and in return she opens her heart. You both make me realise you should never settle for anything less than a Spencer and that you should be kind and loving.

[@juliesuddes4478]

My daughter Bronwyn is completely deaf in one ear since she was about 9 years old, I know how your husband feels, but she doesn't let anything get her down xx

[@aliceparker307]

My mum lost half her hearing in one ear last year and now wears hearing aid. My mum is in her late 40s and it just happened out of nowhere. You guys are so inspiring and positive. A great video! I wish Spencer all the best as i know personally how challenging it can be. A true inspiration to me and my mum.

[@hellenclarke4372]

I caught meningitis when i was 16 and doing my GCSE'S and as a result it destroyed the hair follicles in my ears and I went deaf, I had hearing aids at first and then two years later had a cochlear implant fitted. I know exactly how Spencer feels and it can be awful but it honestly I believe makes you a kinder, more empathetic, and humble person. P.s I always said the blue gewy stuff they put in your ear to make the moulds should be a therapy it feels so nice! 😂 something only a hard of hearing person would understand! 😂

[@Imogenhorton.]

wow thank you for sharing your beautiful story - you are amazing! you are incredible! and i'm so proud of you xxxx

[@ksr2292]

Musicians have the same thing made for the stage with the blue goop

[@imogennewby1857]

you are both so amazing, so proud of Spenser for opening up and helping people to understand!! love you both xxx

[@katem86]

One of my friends at school wore a hearing aid. She had meningitis as a baby.

[@laurentaylor4161]

So happy you two found eachother! I think you are truely made for eachother, the way you look at one an other and you guide eachother when the other is stuck. This is what true love is about! Well done Spencer, love you both💖