Brave Disabled Mothers Share Their Stories | A Special Kind Of Mum | Real Families

[@abbykeeney1281]

There are parents out there who are full abled and can't even bother to take care of their kids... This lady can't even use her hands and legs and she's a loving and dependable mom!

[@krowmother6970]

Well said and so true!!

[@amichelemorgan-evans5176]

Amen

[@pj4345]

So very true ..an want someone else to do everything for them..

[@PRLoco21]

RIGHT EXACTLY! FACT'S THE TRUTH YOU'RE SPEAKING AN NOTHING BUT 1,000%

[@mayevogelsang5947]

PJ * movie

[@classycassie1118]

I couldn't do it. Wheelchair mom needs an award. Adorable well mannered children and she has a great personality

[@PRLoco21]

EXACTLY I'M IN FULL AGREEMENT WITH YOU ON THIS HERE !1,000% I ACTUALLY KNEW A MOTHER THAT WAS PARALYZED FROM THE WAIST DOWN HER NAME WAS HELEN MAY THE CREATOR REST HER BEAUTIFUL SOUL SHE WAS AN EXCELLENT MOTHER WOMAN SHE PASSED OF A HEART ATTACK WHEN BABY GIRL WAS 5YRS OLD HER DAUGHTER CALLED FOR THE AMBULANCE AN TELLING WHAT WAS WRONG SHE WAS INTELLIGENT SMART AN BEAUTIFUL JUST LIKE HER MOM! SHE WAS A SINGLE MOTHER I BELIEVE IT'S BEEN YEARS AGO BUT HER AN HER DAUGHTER WAS ALONE WHEN EVERYTHING HAPPEN UNFORTUNATELY IT WAS SO SAD!

[@lafl1380]

Children well mannered house clean

[@realascanb222]

You could do it. You just cant imagine living the abled life you live. But trust me, the motherly instinct kicks in with most women and we make it happen. Women are the strongest on earth.

[@gracegrace8387]

SHE DESERVES MORE THAN AN AWARD👏👏👏👏

[@Surdeigt]

She’s an amazing mum!

[@kyla6538]

This mom in the wheelchair takes better care of her children than most able bodies moms. I say she is a fantastic mom and her children are blessed to have her.

[@decemberelement9909]

Absolutely!!!

[@pilarr6525]

No debían tener hijos no los pueden cuidar bien vice recetario

[@pilarr6525]

Creo es que es un poco egoísta por su parte tener hijos en estas condiciones

[@lynnhollyrivera5060]

Amen !!!!!

[@fadiadia2491]

@@pilarr6525 ffa

[@wolfwoodx15]

She buttoned up a polo shirt with her freaking mouth! Whaaaatttttttt? I struggle to button them with two perfectly functional hands.

[@Nogames2281]

Same

[@jeanakatherine9369]

Wow...that sucks! Hope u can tie ur shoes!

[@thatkidtay8391]

OMG same

[@pesadilla5770]

Erin White took words out my mouth 😭

[@chrysichrysi7889]

You can't button up a Polo shirt? Just wow.

[@Gregsmith001]

Trish motivates me. She is so busy she never even sits straight in her chair. She is an alert active excellent mom.

[@siuprescott5960]

Amen to that.🇹🇴👑👑👑👑👑

[@kA-rg5en]

I feel so sory for these children.

[@raimeyewens7518]

k A I feel bad for babies born addicted to drugs, kids that are verbally, physically, emotionally and sexually abused by their parents. And children who have been starved, caged and then murdered by their own parents. These kids look happy and are well taken care of and loved. I don’t feel sorry for them.

[@kA-rg5en]

@@raimeyewens7518 I am a child of disabled person I know how it is

[@raimeyewens7518]

k A and my son has cerebral palsy. I just don’t think a disability is the worst thing in the world to have happen to you.

[@OisO8]

I can't believe Michelle's friends and family don't support her. That's insane to me. And that strangers can be so rude to the other mom. This world is something else. I'm inspired by them both. Michelle mistakenly thinks her height is preventing her from doing things she "should" be able to do, but I had many of the same challenges she has as a "normal" size mother. And I was completely exhausted all the time. I wish she could see she's doing fine.

[@josephinetyree1476]

Once again.... where's the father....He was there...to go to bed with her... This sickens me...These men... making like the woman are the best...get them pregnant an leave them... It is happening more n more...NOT men ..just getting even for .... the 'past'....I don''t need negative comments....just look around ...where ever you live.... !!! Well 'Little People BIg Lives" mom raised 4 children...3 that were normal...an yet she took care of this whole family....physically. Not her husband.

[@charliepechota7551]

Very nice comment! 💟

[@mslulu_desire8900]

This is just sad and ridiculous. How this society can be, it makes me angry and breaks my heart. How dare someone tell you can't or deserve to have a family. You can't discriminate someone because of how they look, how they were born, what color they are, things they can't change. This world needs help seriously, the fact these women are doing so well for themselves and children, much better than I've seen healthy able bodies ppl do, says a lot. Anyone shaming them should take a closer look at themselves in the mirror, God don't like ugly and God is blessing these women.

[@pinkmonkeybird2644]

She’s doing just fine, but her own awful childhood makes her far more sensitive to any of the normal mistakes and stages of motherhood. I do not blame Michelle’s foster mother, though, because if my teen daughter got pregnant while she was a student, I’d be very upset too. I also know that if she kept the child, she’d almost certainly give up higher learning and lose the opportunity of a good education, good career, and a financially solvent life. I’d also assume she’d be a single parent, since most teen/young adult relationships end. I wouldn’t want that future for my own child, and that’s what Eileen was mourning for Michelle. She never doubted that Michelle would be an excellent parent, just that it hurt her chances for the future. But Michelle’s biological family are awful people for rejecting her repeatedly. What family takes in one sibling but refuses to take the other? They are not good people.

[@josephinetyree1476]

@@pinkmonkeybird2644 I agree with you !!

[@triciarichards4206]

The woman on the wheelchair should become a motivational speaker for women. These women are extraordinaire big round of 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@yvonnegoodgridge6693]

YES, SHE SHOULD SHE WILL MAKE MILLIONS

[@amandas8867]

I agree

[@victoriakelley4986]

She is unstoppable

[@nunya38753]

100% agree

[@peggyhakanson3139]

The hero thing gets old for persons living with a disability. They are not here for our inspiration. They just want to be acknowledged as people first, who want society to treat them like anyone else. They also don't need to prove their 'worthiness' to be parents.

[@aliciabrandt7889]

No one's around to help Michelle with Trey until its time for free birthday cake. Those people at that party, especially the deadbeat "dad", should be ashamed of themselves. I pray that this beautiful woman finds true friends and supportive family members.

[@monaeo1210]

AMEN 🙏🏾

[@bettymatlock6474]

Free food they all come! Shame.

[@claudianeymour2010]

Thank you

[@zuriegonsoland289]

They tried to jail her for truency

[@brittanyskye4654]

Right... I would totally be her friend.

[@EM-il5ix]

her picking up the little boy and the baby, her neck strength must be ELITE. she is amazing!

[@EM-il5ix]

@@MsDil21 i never said there is??

[@GoldenG0dc0meth]

@@MsDil21 you must have replied to the wrong comment ;-;

[@dabneyscholler8495]

She's a badass!

[@1amnickii329]

What kind of man would leave the life of a child knowing he as a father is needed more than most dads?Even if the relationship with mom did not work the dad should be there to assist.

[@rockybalboa6514]

It was my first question: Where are the fathers ? -,-

[@erlyn48]

She definitely said she left him

[@tee1712]

she left him.

[@kyliewaiomio6816]

Exactly

[@tws3184392233]

Most definitely. Selfish man.

[@trinatrina2129]

She changes diapers with her mouth and my husband can't even do it with his hands

[@ashleyburbank3129]

Trina Trina hahaha right

[@monpetitgarcon]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yeegalsuzi8353]

Trina Trina geez

[@rosalia4770]

Trina Trina that’s a good one👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@cringeworthy2040]

He probably works and like the other woman said how she felt bc she had struggles getting her son in and out of the car seat etc and the father would come and do it like she wasnt able to do it and it really hurt her,making her feel disabled and not allow her to feel like shes his mother...its amazing that they're willing to do that,and actually wanting to be apart of their kids care and not just push it all on her husband/someone else to take care of the kids... Would YOU be able to do what they do!?? I bet not! These women are amazing at what they do, a lot of people with their disability would of given up long time ago and they havent!

[@lajoycemorales1482]

Hold your head up don't cry. You are a good loving mother doing the best you can to take care of your son. Mothers who are average size have the same experiences with their children. He will grow out that stage. God Bless you.

[@brendaseager7371]

The lady that is pregnant has an amazing husband. He shows her so much respect and love. We should all be able to find that kind of love. Way to go people.

[@Coquille178]

Michelle broke my heart... She is a great mom and she does her best her son will be proud of her ❤️

[@najwannazlan554]

She very strong mom.. oh god.. without family support. I feel bad for her. May god give her the strength..😭

[@jamiedutcher1004]

This mother in a wheelchair is absolutely amazing. I was astonished by how much she does, what a great role model. she’s amazing

[@elizapearce3395]

I feel like Michelle and her son will be super close when he’s older and he’ll always make sure people treat her right. She’s so strong 💗

[@vanessaalvarez6462]

I now

[@alaswaraga7454]

@@vanessaalvarez6462 I

[@pearlluckett3536]

MICHELLE PLEASE CONUITE BEEN THE STRONGEST SMART WOMAN U R U DO MORE THAN A PERSON THAT HAVE USE OF THERE LEG AND ARMS U R A SUPER MUM I.LL KEEP U AND YOUR FAMILY IN PRAY

[@sandralyons2159]

@@pearlluckett3536 nk

[@barbaranetto8878]

Can’t imagine what type of father would or man disappear from this beautiful child’s life

[@Billybloop]

I feel sympathy for the short lady. She needs a friend, family member or a support worker to take her and her son out a few times a week. You can see how much she loves her son and how difficult it is for her to handle him but she tries her best.

[@elegantlywasted5447]

Your Cat Is Ugly lol she really does need a friend or something to help her

[@carissabelford5818]

Oil help Iran go for them I will lend. Hand

[@elegantlywasted5447]

Carissa Belford say again?

[@sallycress1966]

She seem so lonely, she needs her mom to be there for her and definitely some friends ❤️

[@Billybloop]

@@sallycress1966 unfortunately not everyone has a good relationship with their parents ...

[@eileencamacho2221]

And the lady in the wheelchair is even more amazing! I don’t know how she does it. And her husband is one of a kind. When a person falls in love with what’s inside and not the obvious outer beauty...is wonderful in my book.

[@yvonnepillay5408]

4road musa

[@aquariusmarika]

both of them seem to be amazing mums..... but I would like to also mention how incredible is the dad...devoted to his family 100%....

[@LEXIBECKYSKETEL]

💣

[@CincyChic01]

Wow. After watching this, I will count my blessings. When the lady was brushing her children's teeth, cooking, and changing diapers with her face. Jesus. God bless both of them. That must be so overwhelming! 💕

[@abby-kq6lw]

I can't even imagine the pain Michelle goes through and I hope she gains more control over her son as he gets taller than her

[@earthlyworld4698]

She needs supernanny

[@bonin8904]

I think she should also get a wheelchair

[@beeblake7591]

It will be very tough for her

[@meganfrey1663]

What Michelle is feeling with a 2 year old is so normal. I think most parents of a 2 year old have felt so overwhelmed from the tantrums.

[@jadiquaify]

megan frey yes I did and I was pregnant too with my second child but I got through it alone too I prayed for strength and guidance now my son is a pre teen so that’s another journey .

[@lindad1195]

You are both amazing women and should be proud of yourself and your families!

[@ebrooks24711]

cringe

[@justahuman1913]

Lizz what is Cringy About that ? If you Think it’s Too cRiNGy then click of you Idiot!!!

[@darcyritt6179]

My mom has spina bifida and had me, my twin sister, and my older brother. She's been the best mom **ever**, wheelchair and all !

[@13lilsykos]

I have spina bifida as well. Luckily I have a really mild case but I wasn't able to have children (I have other disabilities including spina bifida as well) but I love reading things like this. Maybe its silly, but it makes me happy when I read about other people with my same disease having kids and living their best life.

[@darcyritt6179]

@@13lilsykos Thank you so much for the good vibes :) My mom has a very severe case of spina bifida and is most definitely inspiring. I'm not sure if I'll be able to have kids either (fertility issues), but seeing my mom also makes me very happy.

[@amandaolson308]

God bless all of you

[@alexandrusimandan2538]

Helo mi amiga eu sunt ema din romania...te rog ma găsesti pe facebook

[@RoBFerGlaZit]

@@13lilsykos 👍 sure you lier=

[@TheNewMailLady]

Absolutely broke my heart to listen to Michelle talk about her being put into foster care. Her blood relatives should be ashamed of themselves no doubt!

[@bryannab7566]

Don't judge before you know the story. They could have been poor and unable to provide for a disabled child. Or maybe not. You never know.

[@MissScrapAlot]

Family is family and should never be tossed away.......shame on them.....I was 15 and poor when I had my son and never thought to get rid of my son.......because things got tough !

[@TheNewMailLady]

@@MissScrapAlot I hear you! Good for you 😁😁😁😁

[@bryannab7566]

@@MissScrapAlot That's really awesome, but disabled children also need SO MUCH care & so many extra expenses and just because you were able to handle it, doesn't mean they necessarily were. She ended up with a good family and all the care she needed and I wouldn't go shaming the biological mother for what was probably a really difficult decision, as it is for most bio moms who give their kids up.

[@BimmerBabe]

family might have not known. if they didnt have a relationship with her mom. some families are fractured

[@mizzmistaken]

Mom in the wheelchair is freakin amazing my goodness!

[@arielaymes6879]

I strongly agree

[@salinaseals273]

super mom

[@Lynjo1]

agreed absolutely admire her❤

[@DancingDevil89]

Her name is Trish.

[@helenarose580]

Yes

[@freenchrist2935]

Michelle is an AMAZING mother, BEAUTIFUL lady. Inside and out. It is DEFINITELY her baby daddies LOST. The mother in the wheelchair is INSANELY amazing. Her children are AWESOMELY AWESOME. one of the BEST documentaries I've seen on people living with different ABILITIES..

[@oospaceoo1889]

Watching this i am feeling like a total idiot. I shall never complain over my silly little issues ever again! Biggest respect to these lovely ladies!

[@jessicarochac9381]

They have all the patience in the world as well. Very admirable.

[@dojicatmaxonmaxmium8072]

Me too, I will always give thanks to jehovah for what he has done for me always, I might be in a wheelchair but watching this I feel like i there is hope 🤝🤝

[@rikiforever420]

Yes, you will lol. You'll be complaining in a week or two.

[@sheilariley1261]

That little boy is a spoiled rotten brat and if his mom doesn't get a handle on him she will be in a world of hurt. Gee but he's a drama king

[@jadiquaify]

Oo Space oO yes I feel bad I self pity for what when I saw this .

[@nunya38753]

Ya'll she picked up a 30lb toddler with her TEETH!!!! What can women NOT do?! Lordhammercy

[@makaylacoleman8870]

While pregnant

[@MsDivinelight]

Smh

[@MyFaithsaysitall]

@S W , I hate to tell you this but that woman takes better care of her children than some women who have every body part functioning.

[@Earthyjenae]

S W stfu

[@rondarenfro4711]

@@MyFaithsaysitall yesssss

[@jaybaby1995]

Trish is like superhuman...I love her confidence and the love she has for her family. She knows her life is challenging but she's giving it her all. I'm in awe.

[@19irving]

Michelle: I have a suggestion for you. I had a blind friend who did this. She put a heavy wire mesh door on her kitchen. This allowed her to work in the kitchen while her child was in the next room. That way, she could hear him if he got into trouble and he could see her at the same time. In your case, you would be able to see him as well. And, he can't come in and grab hot pots, knives, etc. while you are working in there.

[@christiemauer6817]

2 of the strongest woman! They are absolutely amazing.

[@catherinemagero5696]

I would sacrifice some of time to help Michelle with her son. She's so lovely.

[@VillagegirlinNorway]

Bless you

[@cathydavis772]

No matter your disability is if your heart is in the right place and your strength you can make it work. God Bless. Good Luck

[@leighcincilus9520]

good luck to both mom's they are great

[@kimbowden3330]

Nevermind mum's of the year award.. Pete deserves husband/dad medal. What a better place it would be if there were more like him. Kudo's to trish n michelle also.

[@wombatperson5431]

This is one of the few situations that I feel like those little kid leashes would actually be useful

[@thedairiesofplainjane.5848]

I was thinking the same thing

[@meghanhixon3241]

I'm pretty sure Michelle had one for Trey!

[@pinkmonkeybird2644]

I thought I’d need one, as I’m a mom of twins and I’m a paraplegic. But my kids were so used to holding on to my wheelchair as they learned to walk that they simply stayed by my side whenever we went out in public. I can only think of one time between the ages of 1-4 that my daughter ran off ahead of me, and that was to greet a little friend at the park. She got into a lot of trouble, though, so she never did it again.

[@amandao.7705]

My mom used one for me because she was afraid she couldn’t keep me safe

[@XLindsLuvsPinkX]

My son is 3 and is autistic. I have one for him so he can walk independently, but not take off. I don’t care what other people think because I’m doing what I need to to make sure he’s safe. He doesn’t have a sense of danger (strangers, traffic), and he just takes off sometimes.

[@goddessmanbo5374]

She got me in tears when she said when he falls asleep she gotta wait in the car omg tears fell

[@dandygirl6]

something that seems so insignificant getting your sleeping child out of the car hey :( I know it seems awful to say but she is such a lovely lady I hope she finds love with someone fantastic who can just help her carry the kid - that's all she needs help with it's frustrating!

[@reneebevere7590]

I would totally offer to carry your baby into a house for you I know it sounds a little weird she might be a little creeped out but I would try to do it in the most not creepy way possible I have 4 kids I couldn't imagine having to sit in the car and wait for one of them to wake up😭 if I was her neighbor I would offer to help it takes a village right?

[@habibahseguya694]

@@reneebevere7590 me too my Dia.

[@makena1775]

Its so sad I wish I was her neighbor so I can offer to be helping though maybe she is the type whom doesn't like asking for favours all the time..the kid also needs to be a little tamed though I understand that age..may God be with her and her son

[@makena1775]

Zoe..iam sorry for interfering but please change the name suicide, you too beautiful and no matter what, your name should be Lively Zoe instead...okey?!

[@nononsense5182]

The lady in the wheelchair with her husband are better parents than some I have seen... You guys are just awesome caring for each other and your children, you guys don't worry about people being SO insensitive, the love is there. The lady that is challenged with her height is so patience, Trey is a handful for two parents, you rock . Keep your head UP times can be tough but I have ALL the respect for you, sorry his Dad isn't there for you and Trey. He's missing out🤗 Great stories!! Nothing is more greater than a parent who truly WANTS and love their children in spite of their own physical issues! You bring hope and love to your child( ren)

[@hermesgeko]

Trish and Pete are so adorable. I love them! Michelle is a sweetheart. She just needs help and support. I think a mom buddy when going out could be a huge help like playdate groups but have one of the moms meet her each time to help out.

[@eileenthompson8825]

If I lived in the UK I would definitely love to be her friend and help her anyway I could. She is amazing ❤️

[@madeleine9377]

She must have the worlds strongest teeth

[@ebonyyoung710]

Madeleine right damn 😂

[@saral4804]

She is going to end up breaking her teeth and irreversible damage.

[@LetsBeCivilShallWe]

Your teeth and jaw bones are the strongest in your body...but she’s testing that to the limit.

[@queenlester1195]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@charnellejones7981]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MissPamR]

That little boy’s father needs to be dropped kicked. He can get her pregnant but can’t help her.

[@saddiesaed]

Pamela R Right!!💯

[@KV-mz8ro]

Whether they are together or not, he knows she is disabled and needs help. Just ridiculous!

[@shelly-annmarshall-whittak6479]

Clearly he wanted to get out of that relationship

[@boldfaith765]

I suppose nobody cares that the narrator said SHE LEFT HIM? 07:20

[@aamirjohnson2011]

@@boldfaith765 just because a women leaves a man dont mean he cant help out with his kids

[@naledipilane4381]

Jesus the way she carried him in her mouth like a lioness with her cub is the best thing I've ever seen!!!!!

[@janeebaaby]

Gosh she is such an inspiration..she only uses her mouth! Her MOUTH!!! I can't even imagine....bless these girls

[@Midnight7970]

The little lady's son just needs to be disciplined, She seems very lonely and tired. I understand because her son is driving her crazy, but he wont learn right from wrong if she doesn't discipline him. He's at a age where he knows he can test her and she won't do anything about it, so he continues to behave really badly. The mom in the wheelchair is amazing.

[@nazzy_t]

Seriously stop judging

[@dreadedweirdohippie9524]

Exactly

[@dreadedweirdohippie9524]

@@nazzy_t how is she judging she just saying what everybody isn't saying he does need discipline it will be a lot easier if she did discipline him or he's just going to walk over her and at her height that's not a good thing

[@scorpio347]

Even when you do discipline and try and control their behavior they still act out. Especially at 2 when they’re so full of energy. I feel for her. I work at a daycare and the five 2 year olds in my class are exhausting.

[@misstt25]

The world's first 2 year old to throw a minor tantrum. 🙄. Stop with the judgements

[@beautifuldurian]

They put us normal people to shame. They do better than some of us!!!! Their tenacity and patience. 👍🏼💪

[@keshafennell4870]

Truth

[@jernisharichard5032]

Right

[@wickedside7715]

I work with at risk families... most parents that come in complain so much about how difficult their lives are... umm I want to show them this video! The mom in the wheelchair is by far the most amazing mother/woman I've ever seen.

[@dojicatmaxonmaxmium8072]

A time will come when these kids would grow up and watch this videos and they would forever be grateful to their mothers 😍 ♥️

[@katphyre]

Damn straight! Little moms son is a handful. He would take the patience of a Saint to deal with, but I'm sure he's adapted and turned out ok. She said she's not sure if she's doing it right, but as long as they're alive and well at the end of the day, you've done it right. They'll end up being determined and clever because their moms are determined and they've had to be clever.

[@pleomorphik]

Trish is a beast!!! Here I am, able-bodied with a newborn, trying to justify not doing the dishes. 🙃

[@jdurao6112]

These amazing women are not disabled, the are differently abled!!

[@pintrest9189]

J Durao I think u r totally right and that made my day everyone is different but they are definitely differently abled they do and need different stuff but they r perfect and strong woman

[@TheArmybrat12]

S W they seem to be doing just fine. They might have to do things a bit differently but they still get the same results. Having a disability doesn’t mean your automatically incapable of doing things non disabled people do such as be a parent

[@bayleighc.5843]

I know you think this is a nice comment, but we really hate when people say “differently abled”. We are disabled, and that’s ok. Disabled is not a bad word.

[@TheArmybrat12]

Bayleigh Chappel I disagree. Everyone of my disabled friends and I say we’re differently abled all the time.

[@gagalaxic]

We've evolved as human species and came a long way especially with the help of technology, I think that terms and definitions like "disability" should change too, having different abilities, traits, characteristics, behaviors is what makes are different in the first place. Right before this video I watched a woman imprisoned for 16 years for strangling her 3-months old baby, and she had ALL her limbs working. Yes, we are all differently abled.

[@penelopeperry8365]

As my sister and I watched this it became truly apparent that Michelle focused on her "disability", whereas Trish focused on her abilities. Trish is truly an inspiration and TED talks should recruit her!

[@inastormydaze2044]

@Lord Tachanka Now that ye mention family support, - I've a funny feeling that I saw this lady in another Documentary with her Parents, and her Parents encouraged her to be as independent as possible and to do things on her own raising the kid(s,) so, surely that must have instilled confidence in her. If I can remember watching it, like I think the Parents still were in the same house but she was raising the kid(s) herself like, do ya know what it was now, it could have been one of the earlier pregnancies, but the Documentary was kinda coming at it from another angle. But can easily see from all this support, - how the other lady with the growing Toddler lacks confidence. But I do hope, that she too, finds the support and encouragement to develop her confidence.

[@albertwood3722]

Hi

[@brendamontejano17]

@@inastormydaze2044 what show cause she said she has a foster mom. So I think you're wrong.

[@raimeyewens7518]

Lord Tachanka I think the same thing. She kept talking about the people around her being negative the whole time. Even her doctor said she should consider her “options” when she was pregnant. Negative comments have probably made her feel so insecure about being a good mother. She would probably have a different outlook had she been around more positive people.

[@RunAnnalese]

Can we just clap! She changed her child’s diaper and cloth him with her mouth. She’s literally adapted so well.

[@sye1993]

I’m in a wheelchair and was told by a bus driver while on the bus that disabled people should not have children and it’s not right😡 I think that anyone who has the desire to be a parent should be able to. I personally cannot wait to be a mom. If these wonderful women can do it then so can I.

[@ericwhayman6716]

sye1993. Hi i will love to father a child with you

[@callinlikeIseeitbs]

Sweetie, Im a mom to a toddler. I have seizures, arthritis and fibromyalgia. We make it work and you can do it!!!

[@ardencote4397]

I bet you will make an amazing parent.

[@lieke3043]

I respectfully disagree. If you have seriously abused children in any form. I don’t think you should be allowed to raise one.

[@HelenDriggers-lm2cj]

We used to own our farm and land and we since sold it and moved where I am now God bless my two grandchildren are in the military now enrich Lynn McKenzie's army and William Connors McKenzie's marines

[@mariamartinez-qy4cx]

Ommyyy GOD PLEASE BLESS THESE MOMS ! THEY DONT COMPLAIN AND MOM WITH OUT DISABILITIES COMPLAIN SO MUCH!! GOD PLEASE BLESS THESE MOM THEY INSPIRE ME SO MUCH!!!!

[@zoecoffee9054]

I mean normal moms are held to a higher standard so

[@messy-sideofbigo562]

Amen.

[@ICHOOSERIGHTEOUSNESS]

maria martinez AMEN! They truly inspire me so much as well! These are phenomenal women!

[@tameraengland6578]

He is not a nightmare. He is a little boy who's needs might not be noticed or met. I am familiar with cries like this. She certainly needs real help. I admire her strength and love of her little man.

[@laurieevans2325]

Or he's in his terrible two stage & is acting out and pushing/learning his limits n boundaries

[@alisonalibongo3177]

@@laurieevans2325 i never had this with my children & i also have twins. But respect. I have epilepsy not to compare but i am alone bringing up my children..

[@jnieswartz4878]

I lost it when I saw the mom brushing her kids teeth. 😂 major props to these moms.

[@absolutelyridiculous6743]

That was absolutely awesome!

[@zipsormore4814]

Dat shi ain’t funny

[@Ashbabii]

Yur messed up for thinkin that's funny.

[@dachadoodle7146]

What about the diaper changing?

[@msm5887]

I wondered how she brushes her own teeth

[@SlayerMasterKaty]

"How quickly are your contractions coming?" "Every 5 minutes, but i'm going to have my food first." XD Trish made me lmao

[@nicolecourtney8688]

About 6 min in and you honestly dont even see her as disabled! At first shes amazing and then its like so natural you dont see it. WONDERFUL mother!

[@pearlbrown2404]

She is so strong . I love it

[@maggienyambura4614]

Mitchell's family really wronged her but she is strong. I admire her motherly love for her son

[@mendypeters8489]

*The little lady needs some confidence about being a mom*

[@traceyjones607]

Exactly! She handled his Dad's 6foot 3 a**. Kicked him to the curb.

[@rachelcompton4625]

I agree! Her problems are because she's not confident!

[@the_5th_night]

Yeah, we were all like Trey at some point in our lives, and we got over it. Michelle is a good parent, unlike her fully abled baby daddy!

[@hyperchefmommy3090]

As a disabled mother myself, this speaks to me on every level.

[@shawnamarie5771]

Me too I got muscular dystrophy and my son is 12yr and now has become a great help for helping me too now

[@eileenthompson8825]

Bless you both. Your children are so lucky and blessed to have you as their moms! Love and prayers to you ❤️❤️

[@gabe-po9yi]

I know a lot of people who would give their eye teeth to have had a loving, attentive mom like Trish, who has such a delightful, positive nature and great sense of humor. What she’ll pass on to her kids is immeasurable.

[@fezinkosi9505]

Trish is amazing. She's even gonna have a porkchop before she goes home to have a baby. I love her!

[@jasmineprescott6421]

These ladies shows me that the word I can't dont exist

[@umufadumosahra1421]

Absolutely

[@felicitymahlatse2995]

Soooo true

[@tolonikpupu2053]

I can't is two words

[@omgthatsspooky9129]

She needs to discipline trey more :( she’s such a good mom! I wish I had her patience. Beautiful woman!

[@rosalia4770]

This tells you how strong women are💪🏽..

[@rosalia4770]

😂

[@StargirlShy]

Pete is such a great guy. Hats off to you 😍😍

[@hellnah4262]

If Michelle or her baby need somewhere they can come here to my house in the US I will fight for them. Period

[@LydiaSue]

Agreed

[@tressiedaniels5441]

@@LydiaSue that's so so sweet god bless

[@Fran-tl6bx]

I'd be glad to kick in some coin!

[@magicallyme96]

That’s really sweet and generous 🌞💕

[@zuriegonsoland289]

They tell u half the story

[@audreyketchum6350]

Hat's off 2 both of them and for this channel for sharing their stories.

[@gabbyslife4965]

That's why I always feel that motherhood is born within you. Not everyone can be a mother. And they're disabled and won't give up. Beautiful mummies!!😁

[@colie6177]

These woman are amazing. Its heart breaking to watch Michelle second guess herself, toddlers are tough. I wish she had more confidence. I hate that people make them feel less than. I love Trish's strength, she's headstrong. I admire these women

[@amilton1911]

Little man needs to have structure and discipline asap!

[@lisargantz8224]

Same thing I thought the whole time.

[@mariannespires892]

@@lisargantz8224 me, too.

[@lawaunagrimes9021]

Then you go help

[@yoonginavy4967]

@@lawaunagrimes9021 Where's the dad?

[@disabledbabe]

@@yoonginavy4967 I was thinking the same thing too. Even if they broke up, he should take an active role to help raise him taking into account that Michelle is challenged.

[@brookebixler1040]

I definitely agree that the shorter lady needs to discipline her son before he gets out of control.

[@didly6191]

And take that pacifier out of his mouth.

[@samtubetv4645]

He's 2 You act like he's 5 🤦🏻‍♀️ That's the age when they learn...how to behave. To speak...and so on.

[@mindysmith8078]

Didly yes!

[@abigailwilliams9066]

@Amanda Charlebois but he still has to learn respect. Life is not always going to be kind.

[@taterbugunderwood2630]

@Amanda Charlebois his dad and her split when he was 6 months old. She said it in the interview.

[@tucsonvic4105]

These women should be celebrated, they are totally wonderful mothers. What they lack physically they make up for in love and commitment to their. children. They are better moms than a lot of body able moms out there. God bless both of you.💜

[@CHRISTiandoll7]

I wish I lived in the UK. Id personally help her with Treysiah. I was an assistant teacher and all of my kiddos were two. I have nieces and nephews that I’ve raised. He definitely needs discipline. Trish is awesome!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cynthiaruiz1233]

Such amazing women! This entire documentary brought tears to my eyes… How I wish I could meet both of them… I am a totally blind Mami, myself… The comments hurt… A lot… But still… When Michelle said she feels like she’s losing control and can’t even pick her son up… I just cried because I can’t see… My eyes to not work… But if one of my kids has a meltdown… I can physically pick him up… But so many people think that I can’t cope as a blind parent… I never stop to think what ignorant things people must say to other disabled parents. Sending you lovely ladies so much love and hugs full of understanding.

[@snowblo1]

Such a heart warming post Ms. Cynthia. I hope that you and your children are doing well and keeping safe. God bless you dear.

[@angelaburse6485]

If ur blind how can u comment or watch this video

[@enoumoh2039]

@@angelaburse6485 Something called technology

[@mikhalaa746]

I hope both of these moms are doing good during this pandemic.

[@ph4780]

Alison's son took his own life last year.

[@Nursing1988]

​@@ph4780so sad. Where did you find this info? Not doubting you would just like to see

[@beeblake7591]

@@ph4780😢😮

[@chronicallycassandra8907]

Awe that's so horrible. What a tragedy it is when anyone takes their life especially younger kids/ young adults. My ❤ is with her

[@MissNikkiDawson]

​@ph4780 who is Alison? These moms were Michelle and Trish.

[@kayleighharrel6678]

Both strong mommas- inside and out. Bless their hearts.

[@Yahpah]

Michelle is so damn gorgeous!!!

[@missbunni6604]

Exactly what i was thinking! She's small but really she's very proportional!

[@myownname5495]

but she typical though, only wanted that... child

[@tiffanyrussell-gonsoland1084]

Yeah but she is not doing what she is supposed to with her son, they just took her to court in 2018 for truency with that boy. She wont take help

[@lonelystoner2417]

Absolutely

[@lorispain1]

She is very pretty!

[@KCsFunHouse]

These moms face all the same challenges as every other mom. They’ve had their life to adapt to things we may take for granted doing the same things just a bit different. Good for them!

[@reginaqueen2034]

The definition of “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me”

[@ICHOOSERIGHTEOUSNESS]

Brave Angel AMEN!! God is GLORIOUS!!!

[@PrincessAfrica3]

Amen

[@nadiaoneal2291]

Amen

[@agnesvic1863]

Amazing mom with their unconditionally love is all I see. If she were my neighbor, I would help carry the toddler to the house every time he fell asleep on the car.

[@albertwood3722]

Hi

[@mzansicelebgossnews7672]

I want to see these kids when they older. Their mothers are amazing women!!

[@annsilliman6184]

Wow, such strong women! I'm in a chair too but I'm able to walk a little. I've raised 4 kids and 4 grandkids.

[@piinkz30]

Not understanding why Michelle's son's dad isnt helping...he does NOT have to be with her, to help her in situations like that smdh

[@jamawilliams1577]

You'd Think He'd Want to Finish What he Helped To Start. 🌞

[@albertwood3722]

Hi

[@daddygirlchanelhines4600]

What's wrong with her?

[@BostonBitch333]

I actually thought the same thong once I seen him at the birthday party. There's no excuse for any man/father not to help raise a child let alone a mother that could use some extra help.

[@fine08ifeanyi95]

She doesn't want his help.

[@renee6511]

You two ladies are incredible mothers.

[@marlendeluna4936]

In labor: “but im having me food first” sammeee

[@ln8260]

I love how strong-willed and determined Trish is, she made me laugh

[@avasymone858]

Michelle just needs to discipline little man. He's running over her. She just needs to get a handle on him before she can't get him in line all together but she is a good mother with incredible love for her son! Trish...wow I mean...😳😳 I can't even...wow!!!🥰🥰

[@anayadubuc6433]

Righ Michelle needs to show him she’s bigger even though they are almost the same height and I’m so glad trish has a husband to help and she probably has the most strongest teeth

[@fostoriajohnson3795]

Yes, Michelle is a good mom, but she needs to discipline her son by setting boundaries. He throws so many fits.

[@fostoriajohnson3795]

@@anayadubuc6433 Of course she needs help, she seems like a loving and caring mom. But she still needs to set boundaries for him, she kept telling him she was gonna take his car if he kept being naughty but she never took it. When they were eating, I didn’t notice a plate for him and a place for him to sit down. She was still feeding him off her plate and he was running all over the place. At the library he was standing up during Storytime while the other kids were sitting down and his mom never said sit down. You need to teach them while they’re still small.

[@adc2327]

Agreed!

[@evelynfidler6285]

Well said!

[@ginaone6601]

The mom in the wheelchair is so impressive 😳👏👏👏

[@nunya38753]

Both moms are

[@oOBubbleStreamOo]

Gina One Her husband is the rescue

[@noneya2083]

The lady in the wheelchair is an effin' rock star! And, I feel for the short lady. She needs some kind of support system AND she has got to enforce some discipline on her child or he is going to be a monster and could end up hurting her unintentionally when he is older and bigger than her. I feel really bad for her🌷 EDIT: I just noticed the wallpaper that couple has in their bedroom lol 😳

[@dannig1879]

Lmfao I came to the comments to see if anyone else noticed the pole dancers😂😭😍🤦🏾‍♀️ They have a great sense of humor and you can tell they are AWESOME parent's!

[@jessmjfan989]

I really REALLY love Trish's determination! Man, I wish i was her friend, she has such a great personality!

[@Graymilz]

Omg God bless these hardworking mums ! They are the best mums ever

[@vanessaalvarado4557]

This madee even stronger. I have no disability whatsoever but sometimes managing a toddler and a 3 month old can get hectic. I was watching this video last night at the hospital, didn't rest much since I also took my toddler to the doctor that day I was so tired and getting a headache but we are super mom's. These women inspire me so much to be a better mom to do as much as I can. And even more because our children depend on us the parents.

[@sindiswamvinjelwa2277]

Vanessa Alvarado it

[@janielang8893]

Drs

[@amberbrown197]

I’m beyond impressed with Trish. I can barely care for myself let alone another human being.

[@Kryptongurl84]

These two are great Mothers. Their children are loved and well taken care of. That’s all that matters. Yes, Trish is in a wheelchair but has this mothering thing down. Michelle has some challenges as most parents do. She has his best interest at heart. People need to mind their own business. My sister is able bodied and she is a first time Mom. She is struggling but eventually she will get there.

[@pinkpink-kb6dl]

@sara Allison aka Miss true Freeman you dont know that, and also who cares? If my money is going towards helping people who are in need, I'm happy! If you are mad about helping people in need, you need to reevaluate your humanity

[@pommiebears]

sara Allison aka Miss true Freeman aren’t you lucky that you don’t need help, eh? Do you think she is not viable as a person? That we shouldn’t support people like her? If that is how you think, then you really need to think about your moral core. That comment was about as deep as a puddle.

[@pommiebears]

pink pink hear hear! 🌸

[@sagaladam8131]

Being a single mother and working I think I'm tired and can't do everything myself but after watching this video I'm lied to myself

[@deborahbrathwaite5021]

Trish is unstoppable. Wonderful parent. Husbands a loving man

[@67CURTISluciene]

Two of the most amazing mothers in the world. Love you ladies .... love you

[@karengibson2012]

This lady with the dwarfisim, should stop worrying about what other ppl say do or think. stop being fearful and get on with it. Fear is stopping you from being an awesome mom, that you are. And should be.

[@junbh2]

And get more help. It takes a village, like they say. Even if you're average height, it's better with more people working together.

[@brandydinsmore8214]

Clearly she’s reaching out now to her foster mom and the dad sister and even to Cindy Lapper And she’s taking peoples advice and learning to trust herself. That is a good mom. My most stubborn of my two at two years old is by far much easier now at 14.

[@labradorableretriever4490]

She should but easier said than done. When you have a disability it’s always you can’t you can’t you can’t from the general public. I’m not a mother and it has nothing to do with my disability, it’s simply because it’s a lifelong commitment that I don’t want to do. But this woman probably fears that somebody will make up some ridiculous story and use her disability and call child protective services on her. And when you’re disabled, they’ll come right in and take your child. I had that happen to a friend. It’s definitely something to be afraid of.

[@Shannon606]

I know some moms who couldn’t shine these ladies shoes. So proud of these woman. Gods bless!

[@melissadeville1703]

"I'm really just a mum...who happens to be disabled."-love that Allison taught her a different way to look at herself & her situation. She also gave her some much needed parenting advice that I hope she followed regarding her son's bad behaviors. As a former teacher I often told my parents that if their children behave this way at 2 years old what will they be like at 12, 14, & so on? If they don't get it under control at an early age it will be far worse later.