No More Botox!

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Welcome to the official Roll with Cole & Charisma KZbin channel! Since the start of our relationship we've gotten a lot of questions about our experiences as not only an interracial couple, but an interabled one as well. On this channel you can catch us doing travel and adventure vlogs, challenges, our inclusion series, couple first times, music, and so much more! We started this vlog to bring people into our lives, to answer some questions about how we navigate the world, and hopefully raise awareness surrounding accessibility and dating in a wheelchair. You'll quickly see in our episodes that we're all about inclusion and keeping a great attitude no matter your circumstances, so if that's what you're into, you're in the right place!

[@lauraandreasen2682]

My son has been on it since 2006 and no side effects still works great! Holds 400 plus!

[@Shea3232]

You two Beautiful Love birds, that thumbnail is EVERYTHING Beautiful!! YAY!! NO MORE BOTOX FOR COLE!! 🥳 I’m so happy for you both. 💜

[@diwilliams2263]

Thank you, Heavenly Father, for blessing Cole & Charisma

[@zephirinedrouhin3735]

You two are such a beautiful couple.

[@melaniechmiel1739]

My daughter tried all the medicines, but they didn’t work. Botox has been the best for her. She could only hold 100 cc before. She was 16 when she became a paraplegic. So wearing briefs was embarrassing for her. Now at 20 she doesn’t have to wear them anymore. Thank you for your vlogs. Can’t wait to watch more!!!❤

[@patriciaitalia]

Cole cracks me up when he does his "insurance voice." You sound just like you took a hit of helium!

[@kimscrafttime9184]

The cost of medical care with or without insurance is terrible. I’m so glad your new prescription is working for you and it’s helping to improve your quality of life. Blessings to you both, y’all are an inspiration😊

[@herstorylives7405]

TGBTG!!!! I pray the side affects of the new drug will soon go away. Love the happiness on Cole's face.

[@Shea3232]

LOL!! The insurance voice was so accurate, & absolutely HILARIOUS!! Loved it!! 🤣 I LOVE you two so much also!! 🥰💜

[@GraceDowWrites]

I’m glad you found something that works for you Cole! My stomach hurts from laughing at the “insurance” voice! It’s too real!

[@dorothytotty1173]

Prayers that all went well this young man and his wife

[@BestOffer-ii9ny]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[@AfkAliaga]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@AnneRodrigo-fz6ks]

Microdosing helped me get out of the pit of my worst depressive episode, a three year long episode, enough to start working on my mental health.

[@KC-qi7gn]

@@AfkAliaga YES

[@KC-qi7gn]

@@AfkAliaga HAVE

[@KC-qi7gn]

BPD

[@eliamartell1773]

As an urology RN who also works with a large SCI population, this makes me so happy for you! Glad the vesicare is helping you. I guess you’ll see long term how it holds up. Obviously not knowing your hx, there is another oab medication called Myrbetriq (maybe you’ve tried it). Similar SE’s to vesicare, but highly popular among the sci community for oab. You’d need urodynamics i think to rule out issues with bladder detrusor dysfunction. Botox next best thing, but yes time consuming and many steps. In any case, great to hear! 👏

[@coleandcharisma]

Thank you so much for this information!!Hopefully this continues working for me but if not, I will be sure to check out that medication

[@DreamForHope7]

@@coleandcharisma I have cerebral palsy, not SCI, but Myrbetriq has been super effective to treat my overactive bladder as well. I use it in conjunction with Sanctura (technical name: trospium chloride) and bladder Botox, but I would say it's pretty effective overall.

[@Bmoullet76]

For me Vesicare had too many side effects (severe constipation) but I‘m really happy with Myrbetriq! I haven‘t had and side effects and it works great

[@shellyhorton1466]

Praying things will continue to get better

[@mama2boys123]

As an OLD Rehab nurse, I'm thrilled for you! That's great news!

[@coleandcharisma]

Thank you 🥰

[@Shea3232]

Charisma: “Alexa, Stop!! Rude.” 🤣

[@ehenry484]

I think Charisma is miss manners. She's always please, thank you. Excuse me She even called the sequathars in the trees 🌴 rude❤😂😂😂.

[@melbaalexander9475]

Good manners good training from home hats off to the her parents

[@AnnaCWilliams]

Cole and Charisma I am into my third year , at least, of urinary frequency. This was due to built- up stress in my body that I was unaware of as a cause. Sometimes we just have to go through he process of elimination to figure out which treatments are best for our systems. It can be aggravating to spend so much time indisposed, but the end is so much better than the beginning when we find the middle ground to what our bodies need. I feel you!!!! yes I do!!!

[@beatrixjansen6297]

So happy for you Cole/ Anything that makes life easier is worth it. 🥰

[@vegascece]

My daughter was born with bladder extrophy (bladder outside the body) and has had over 40 surgeries (minor & major) in her 43 years of life. She is scheduled in 2 weeks for a major reconstruction and diversion surgery (her bladder will no longer hold enough volume to sustain "her normal" lifestyle) and the recurrent UTIs, bladder & kidney stones she develops keeps her in constant pain . She's been on oxy for a number of years as well. With a large family history of Alzheimers (14 immediate family members), to hear it can cause dementia is horrifying. Because she's an adult, I don't research her meds like I use to but wish I had continued so she could have avoided the oxybutin all these years...I'm sure she knows however. #)(@)#!!!! Wishing you continued success in your urinary health Cole! This is great news!

[@TuggerAbbey]

It’s so ridiculous that they force us to retry all these medications that have caused us discomfort and major side effects. I hate insurance companies

[@coleandcharisma]

We agree! It’s often times not beneficial. I’m thankful that it worked out for me in this situation but that’s not the case for everyone

[@carebears4295]

​@coleandcharisma And your right insurance suck. What they put people through is insane. They are putting people lives in jeopardy waiting for stupid prior Auth being approved or denied. 🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@ms.stewart9876]

What is the medicine that worked?

[@Milaperadotti]

Yes. I’m going thru this with my daughter right now! Just disheartening

[@carlagat1075]

​@@ms.stewart9876Solifenacin

[@bettyfreeman9253]

Insurance is ridiculous sometimes. I’m happy for you that it worked for you.

[@ozziehall779]

"Something in me won't let me give insurance credit" REALLLLL

[@maryjackson2946]

I'M GLAD THAT THE MEDICATION IS WORKING FOR YOU, COLE, YALL PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO WHAT WORKS AND DOESN'T WORK WELL. MAY GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY ALWAYS, HAVE A BLESS SAFE FOURTH OF JULY.🙂🙏🏿✝️❤

[@joehaizel6491]

Ive been paralyzed since 2000 and peed my pants everyday for the 1st year. What eventually worked for me is oxybutynin and the lowest dosage of Imipramine which is a antidepressant that has a side effect of bladder elasticity. Also, the supplement D-mannose does wonders preventing UTIs.

[@LLace]

4:06 Yea he tried the oxybutynin and it didn’t work for him he said….

[@katiehanners77102]

I use Oxybutynin as well.

[@eugeniajones1895]

Yes I drink cranberry juice as well and It works and I haven't had a UTI in a long time. Yes I totally agree with Cole I don't give the insurance companies any credit they make things harder than the should. And we suffer from all kinds of side effects. It's all about money and greed. I Keep cranberry juice on hand like I do with my other items. It's a must. 👍

[@kristinaarp9144]

Yay!!!!! I’m so glad a pill is working!! Oxybutynin or however it’s spelled caused a TON of issues for my ALREADY DIAGNOSED WITH DEMENTIA, grandma. 🙄

[@shannonwattie4695]

I set a reminder on my phone to take my daily medicine. Some days, if I didn’t have that reminder, I would 100% forget.

[@carlagat1075]

It's great that you found a medication that worked. Sometimes, having to go through the motions is helpful.

[@lajuana3111]

You guys are looking so great! I love watching your videos.

[@patriciajohnson5505]

To God be the glory, happy to hear the good news of progress for you guys... may you continue to be blessed❤❤😇🤗👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿☝🏿🙏🏾🙌🏿💪🏿

[@sheilayoung9082]

In Jesus' name, AMEN 🙏!! ❤🕊

[@snugglybear7379]

Always know your husband's body language is a good thing God bless him .

[@arlenemaxwellcopeland1644]

Yes, non disabled people think about it. When my husband takes certain meds he has to run. I always get out of his way when we return from a trip. and now that you've found an easier solution, I FEEL the joy for you! And PS game changer for him was taking the meds at night instead of in the morning. It gave him that same freedom not not have to run so fast, and the same joy in finding a simple solution.

[@specialk.cooper123]

To God Be Thy Glory. These insurance companies are so greedy, and don't have your best interest at heart. They wanted to go the cheap route to help themselves ,but by God's grace and mercy it ended up blessing you physically and financially. Genesis 50:20. Praise Jesus in your healing. So happy for you.

[@sandragarcia4404]

You are so right, in praising the Lord, only good things come from the LORD.

[@melbaalexander9475]

Amen

[@Wheelsg19]

I had no idea that oxybutynin can cause dementia!😮 I have been taking that since I was about 4yo 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@coleandcharisma]

We had no clue either!! There’s still studies surrounding the correlation but there’s definitely been studies showing a increased risk

[@splchicago4636]

So glad the new medication works for you, Cole! I'm not paralyzed, but I have OAB (overactive bladder). I constantly have to urinate, and it's so annoying. My sleep is trash as well as I wake up every hour or so to use the bathroom. Although I'm not paralyzed, would this be suitable for me? I know you're not a doctor, and I will definitely check with my Urologist, but just wanted your thoughts here. Thanks

[@deniselyles1023]

Hi Charisma and Cole I’d like to know how I get a wheelchair house for myself and my daughter I have a spinal cord problem in Ohio I have a problem with these people or to get a wheelchair housing

[@masonx54]

6:00 I do the same thing! Haha

[@Usapatriette]

Happy to hear your good news. I’ve had MS for about 20 yrs and haven’t had a UTI, as (like you), I’ve been taking cranberry supplements for years.

[@mizztaiyat]

First to watch I’m your number one loyal African fun❤

[@candisbar524]

So happy, Cole! It is a very big deal and I'm thrilled for you. Many able bodied people have issues, and there are times where I'm prone to accidents. So this is great news!

[@cassmaie]

I am always remembering you guys in my prayers, God bless you both and grant you your heart desires Amen 🙏🏽🤍🤍🤍

[@mjomalley1606]

Kudos…you are the perfect advocates for others who share your medical concerns. Thank you for sharing so well!

[@RiffRaff07]

my god 40K for Botox ouch! I'm a C6/C7 in AUS and get done for free. Feeling very lucky...

[@sybilmcpherson2240]

I am happy for u, Cole! 😊

[@mizzyoung9836]

That’s awesome that you found a medication that works for you!! Also, probiotics help to avoid UTI’s as well! 👍🏾👍🏾

[@pattyfluegel7816]

Solifenacin is anticholinergic and anticholinergic drugs are linked with dementia. You might want to look at this study which includes Solifenacin. I can not link it here, but I can put the name I think. "Dementia Associated with Anticholinergic Drugs Used for Overactive Bladder: A Nested Case-Control Study Using the French National Medical-Administrative Database"

[@karinasinclair]

❤Love you both firstly. I love that you talk about lots of things what us disabled people suffer with especially with SCI. Bladder, Bowels, Spasms and all these things. Thank you so so much because not many people will talk about these things ❤xx

[@angiemoss9814]

Love how you support and celebrate him. Unconditional love ❤️

[@RexieG]

Glad you're finally taking something that's working for you Cole. Thanks for all the different topics you both enlighten us about .

[@garlandfraley734]

Lol babies do that when they're going to poop ....that face. You guys look wonderful

[@eugeniajones1895]

I'm so happy that the medicine is working. I have overactive bladder and I had to see a doctor for it. I have a history of Seizures/ Epilepsy and when I was younger I would have Grand Mal seizures and I would lose control of my bladder and wake up wet in my bed. I was diagnosed with epilepsy when I was 7 and half months old so I have dealt with seizures/ epilepsy for a long time. I still have epilepsy but not as bad. I have the pettie mal and absent seizures . When I first started taking medicine for my bladder I was 24 and I received veicare and it worked and I took that for years and I was good nothing happened. I would get checked every 6 months to make sure it was working. I was on the 10 mgs for a while then the doctor changed it to 5 mgs and it still worked. As I was being treated for overactive bladder the urologist told me that the muscle of my bladder stopped contacting and that why I was running to the bathroom so much. And I was having leakage as well. And it was because of the seizures I had had over the years. And I couldn't hold the fluid. Now I take a different medication and it's called Oxybutynin Generic for Ditropan Xl and It's working. And I totally understand about taking medicine that doesn't work I've taken seizure meds and medicine for headaches/ migraines and I always have some kind of side effects. And yes It's ridiculous that we have to go through so much to get the help that we need. I have a lot of side effects from other medications as well. Been there and done that. You have to be your own advocate to get what you want and need. You know your body better than anyone. Like I was saying that I have taken medicine for headaches / migraines and the last results was Botox and I had to take another medicine before I receive the approval from the insurance company. I totally understand the drill and game of the health care system. I have been taking Botox for 5 and half years now and it works for the migraines and I take Nertec and it helps. to prevent migraines stop them in their tracks. I take Botox every three months and I get injections in my head ,forehead my neck and shoulders. It it can hurt because my head becomes sore from the pain of migraines. And I was on Detrol for overactive bladder as well. And congratulations 🎉 on getting something that helps you and you don't have to worry like you use to. I can totally relate. It's not easy going through the things/ process to make something happen. 😊😊🎉🎉 🤗♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ Your going to have a better quality of health now.

[@sandragarcia4404]

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[@Funhild]

Vesicare is standard bladder medicine for higher Spinal cord injuries in Norway. No one gets Botox before trying this first. I have been on it since 2008 and it still works fine. I’m happy you figured it out👍

[@meremorris2013]

Botox has copay assistance for insurance carrying customers. Most pharmaceutical manufacturers have a co-pay assistance program as long as you have insurance they will pay at least part of your drug co-pay if not all of your drug co-pay whether your major medical or your pharmacy. Also make sure that you’re exploring both your major medical and your pharmacy insurance because even major medical has coverage for medications. Probably an awkward place to get a message like this, but that’s what I do for a living coordinate medicine for patient based on their insurance for a specialty pharmacy so please ask any question anytime if I can help just one patient get medicine cheaper or don’t for their medication or make the process easier for them as I live for. Insurance is like the biggest scam so I love being able to advocate for patients and help them get around those insurance red tape

[@jowilliams2323]

Way to go Cole!!!! 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽good. I’m so happy for you.❤love ❤❤

[@ellenhuls5458]

Happy for you too. You're both in my prayers 🙏🥰

[@shirleyhardnett6067]

Beautiful lovely couple. I love watching your video

[@BrLambert]

Bottom line I'm glad it worked for you, but insurance companies aren't right they got lucky, but you were even luckier. 😊☘

[@deanawells4395]

So glad you found a solution that works for you ❤

[@ladonnaware1723]

Thanks for sharing this information . I have been taken Oxybutin for my bladder for many years and I can’t remember anything, now I know why. Will definitely talk to my doctor about this medication

[@dunigan4225]

I'm so happy for you. I can't believe how great you guys are. GOD BLESS YOU BOTH WITH GOOD HEALTH.

[@gabriellejohnson7324]

What makes Insurance wrong is when they make you try the meds youve already tried and failed. At least you had the option of new meds to try. I feel that really made the difference for you this time. Im really excited for you. I have CPRS/RSD in my lower body. My bladder has issues too. If it gets worse I might recommend this med to my dr to try.

[@beyedoc]

I also have CRPS. My heart is with you.

[@sharoncampbell3726]

Love you guys!!..if something works stuck with it, and pray about it Cole. God bless you both.❤❤

[@AR-il7gn]

I am a 25 M with a C-4 C-5 spinal cord injury I currently take oxybutynin 15 mg daily for bladder leakage or accidents. I have a SP2 catheter, and I irrigate/stay hydrated. However, I still have problems with a drop or two of urine and discharge (fingertip size) sometimes coming out from my private area. And it drives me nuts! Will this medicine help with my problem?

[@terry3728]

Yes, been using Vesicare for about 4 years now and it definitely works great!

[@Aragedie]

I've suffered with crps, pots, fibro, etc for 20 yrs. After so many failed surgeries, injections and treatments they did not help (and in fact made me worse) I got fed up. I found a neurologic clinic in Fayetteville Arkansas. I spent 100k out of pocket and spent 4 months living in AR. I got about 50% better, which was amazing. It's just frustrating our medical system is so broken. So glad you are feeling better!!!

[@diannawright2597]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikki_s1100]

Do you mind sharing anything that’s helped you so far? CRPS, POTS, and other comorbidities and I’m desperate to make improvements

[@Aragedie]

@mikki_s1100 my crps got really back during covid. It spread from my left upper extremity to my legs, feet, sternum, face, jaw, ribs.....worse on the left (where my original surgery was that started all this). I've literally tried everything. Chinese medicine. 13 orthopedic surgeries, over 100 injections, stellar ganglion nerve blocks, energy healing, cranio-sacral therapy, infrared sauna, cryotherapy, psychadelics, narcotics, meds of every shape and size, healing waters, years of physical therapy, cupping, dry needling, hypnotherapy, ) like EVERYTHING. The name of the clinic is The Spero Clinic in Fayetteville, Arkansas. I did ionic foot detoxes, oxygen therapy, neuromuscular re-education, cereset, MRI therapy, microcurrent, vagus nerve therapy, non invasive neuromodulation/NIN, cold lasers, lymphatic drainage) I slowly took care of the underlying infection of the epstein barr virus (which causes a lot of neurological malfunctioning) and Lyme with supplements and diet changes. Then I decreased the inflammatory response in my body with MRI, detoxes, lymphatic drainage......that got all the nasty stuff out. Then we built up my muscle and stamina with neuromuscular re-education. That was gnarly. I went from using a walker and wheelchair to jogging in 4 months. My lower extremities no longer swell to the point I can't walk. They don't get red, purple and blue. Im able to drive again, no longer use a shower chair. I still have pain, which sucks but my activity level is so much better. It's sad not everyone has access to this clinic or their treatment. If you can find someone in your area who can do lymphatic drainage, piezo (scar tissue blasting machine), NMR with the arpwave (which is a machine that stems your muscles and gets you walking again) you may can do some of these things. Believe me I searched for 20 yrs to find relief. I also am a work comp adjuster and am medically knowledge when it comes to injures, treatment and conditions like these. And it still took me 20 yrs. Honestly when every doc you see tells you there isn't anything they can do for you or 'it's in ur head " it really makes you crazy. I hope you can find some relief. My IG handle is Aragedie1 if you wanna find me. I have some of my treatment stuff on there. 🧡🧡

[@GeorginasJourney]

@@mikki_s1100hope it’s ok to say, but I can link videos on what helped my severe pots if that would be helpful for you?

[@berthagreen1620]

I’m happy something is working for you Cole. It’s hard for us Canadians to understand how your insurance works. Love you two kids.

[@hosanagomes7808]

God bless you Cole and Charisma ❤❤🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ednanelson1897]

Insurance companies spend more money trying to save a little bit of money. I needed a mri but primary couldn't order it. I had to go to a specialist first. All he did was order an mri. What a waste 😮

[@nmastershenry]

Insurance companies are the worst. I understand they have to make sure money is t being wasted but it feels like money has become their priority and not patient care. My son was a micro preemie born at 26 weeks gestation. At one point in his journey he needed hearing aids. Insurance wouldn’t cover them. I was disgusted. Talk about wanting to go John Q on someone. So happy for you! Y’all still make me smile. And I’m glad I’m actually getting to watch same day so y’all may actually see my comments. lol

[@jazysmama3376]

Name of medicine that worked. I currently do Botox 1x/yr

[@LetGoLetGod411]

You both are covered in the blessings of God AND you both love each other so much, you both are amazing, that zeng between you is at work naturally. God Bless You....

[@deborahlivingston9834]

Amen cole, God is able to do more than you can think!

[@kellyps2024]

No more Botox...wait a minute! Don't you live in LA now? I think this is against the law in LA! Just kidding! Anything that makes your quality of life and health better is a celebration. Happy

[@leighchambers5052]

As a person with interstitial cystitis and a congenialty small bladder, I will definitely be asking my urologist about this medication. Thanks for the info!

[@wowzatrishiebunz]

I adore you for being so honest and discussing this important topic.

[@CharmedR1]

God is great 🎉 You continue to enjoy the blessings ❤ I'm so happy for you both

[@ziliagodbolt3299]

Also, thank you God for allowing the medication to work. We don’t want to forget about him. To God be the glory.

[@joshperry8125]

Oxybutynin sucks. it makes my mouth so dry.

[@nancymiller4918]

Please tell me what this medicine is. I need it like yesterday. Thank you!!❤

[@rolandhandy9030]

I’m glad you found something that works well.

[@SteveMclaughlin-l5f]

Is there a way to get a hold of you I'd like to talk about some stuff I may c3/4/5 incomplete quadriplegic

[@janicegilbert4029]

Could you get your medical records from the other doctors?

[@AffordExplorer]

Charisma you and Tabitha Brown could be twins!!

[@barbaralockett2956]

Prayer works miracles ❤

[@katkatkatx3]

Hi! My husband is C5 quad, and the same issue. WHat is the name of the med that worked for you?

[@McWheeler93030]

I’m taking Oxibutnin for my neuro bladder I had no idea it is known to cause early onset dementia😮

[@dhammes9616]

Don’t you wear a catheter

[@coleandcharisma]

No, Cole only does intermittent catheterization when he needs to use the bathroom.

[@PearlMarjory]

I use alarms to remind me to drink my pills every morning. Alexa can help.

[@coleandcharisma]

Very smart! Alexa is great

[@zephirinedrouhin3735]

That’s great that it helps. Is this something that trains the bladder and you can be weaned off of it eventually?

[@coleandcharisma]

We don’t think so. Unfortunately with Cole’s SCI, his bladder will most likely never be able to hold fluids without some kind of medication

[@JANICEALLEN-pd5yw]

Thanks for the info you guys freely give! I’ve always wondered about the life of people with disabilities. You answer so much! Thanks lots!

[@normacolon9618]

I go to bathroom on my bad days like 30 times

[@LindaTaylor-kd1lk]

I just love you two. You are so open about this and it can help others. Just so much love between you two❤

[@lindamurphy9883]

Good for you guys. I love you two as a couple, I am glad you are doing better Cole. Good luck in all you do. All the best guys.

[@mamiegray2597]

Praise God!!

[@leahsantini]

I have interstitial Cystitis, so I get it and make the same dead stare😅😂😂 And the chills feeling.... I get that too... Racing to the bathroom... I get it...

[@leahsantini]

I am also in a chair btw... I've had bladder installations and they suck and cause UTI's.

[@rondamiddleton790]

🎉🎉CONGRATULATIONS 🎉🎉 I’m so excited for you!!! I completely understand that I have to go potty right now feeling and I try walking to the bathroom with my legs crossed, sometimes I make it but a lot of times I don’t, and I don’t have any disabilities other than getting up there in age. I love you guys and how open you are about your lives…❤❤❤

[@erindoiron628]

Will that also help with bed sores ?

[@carolinepitre]

Thanks for that information i will talk to my docteurs for that amazing medications 😊 maybe this can help me ❤❤❤❤ Thanks again Live you guy's so so much ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@anaferguson5135]

Such a beautiful couple!

[@dawngreene6145]

Congratulations 🎉🎉 so happy for you. I love you two so much 💕💕💕💕💕