A Mom with Cerebral Palsy (Overcoming Assumptions)

[@SpecialBooksbySpecialKids]

Elcana made a KZbin channel! You can watch her videos at kzbin.info/door/5mMlP8lEh-_WVQDnE1IQOg

[@linb5668]

She is beautiful and so well spoken, with incredible insight. I wish her, her son, and entire family the very best that life has to offer. She is such an inspiration.

[@Moon-ox4il]

true .. shes so intelligent!

[@larkhughes9740]

@@NiteDriv3r evil 😈

[@NiteDriv3r]

@@larkhughes9740 BEST BELIEVE I'M DA DEVIL'S DADDY

[@larkhughes9740]

@@NiteDriv3r Love trumps you, lol. Aren't you supposed to be in school?

[@NiteDriv3r]

@@larkhughes9740 BEST BELIEVE

[@supersayre]

Oh I LOVE this! My sister has CP and she gave birth to her first child last June.

[@sleepyote]

Congrats to your sis!

[@DJUniMekaju]

Congratulations to the new addition to the family!

[@xLittleMusicFan]

Amazing ! Hows she doing? Did everything go well?

[@benglendenning5723]

Thats amazing. Congrats to your sister!!!

[@PrinceOfLillies]

Congratulations!!

[@gainerma]

I am the child of a disabled parent, my father used a wheelchair... when you're growing up, your parent is your parent you love them unconditionally, and never think anything of it until people start pointing it out to you. I never thought I was missing anything in particular because of my father's disability. He didn't run around with me, but we played cards, and table top games and made fun of bad movies together ... the running phase only lasts for a few months, but then you have the rest of your life to spend quality time with your kid and teach him what actually matters. Glad the comments are back!

[@maryannhope8276]

PRECIOUS ❣

[@kysssims8764]

@a00100a: Thank you for posting this. I am a disabled Mom of a active and precious 4 year old boy. He is my world. I have limitations with walking and can’t jump or run with him. But he keeps me active and on my toes. Like this young lady said being a Mom is a 24 hour job and EVERYTHING takes a back seat to it. Including a disability. My son inspires and motivates me to push past any obstacles my disability presents. From your post, I see your Dad did a great job!! I pray my little guy will have the same sentiments. God bless. ❤️

[@fabifreitas4952]

Same with me! Thanks for share!

[@ThornyRoseV]

It totally depends on the disability though... If I havnt slept for 5 days and have so much vertigo and muscle numbness that i need help with everything and need to stay in my bed in a dark room for a month, almost unresponsive, I would not be able to raise a kid or give it the attention it needs. The sad truth is some people are too physically ill to have children.

[@juliusroman8616]

@@ThornyRoseV Yeah of course

[@poppymoon4122]

Her husband getting comments that are “unfair” is a very nice way of putting it. She is lovely.

[@storydates]

That was a very delicate way of saying it. My husband has Cerebral Palsy and while no one has ever said anything like that to me, I always worry about how we are perceived in public by those who don't know us. I always wonder if someone thinks I am "leading him on" or taking advantage of my husband in some way--they don't know that he's a lawyer, they just see someone who is visibly disabled.

[@rae7864]

@@storydates Right?? I agree 100% they assume that someone is being taken advantage of or something etc... It really isnt fair and its really nobodies business you know? Just like you said ! They dont know your husband is a freakin lawyer! They just assume stuff..

[@storydates]

@@rae7864 Absolutely. I see it the most when we're holding hands in public and someone asks, "are you guys brother and sister?" and I say, "nope! We're married!" and they get really uncomfortable.

[@maryannhope8276]

WE DON'T CARE WHAT OTHER'S SAY!! BLESSINGS TO ALL... PEACE/LIGHT

[@ThornyRoseV]

She is not lovely for it. She is timid after years of assumtions, negativity and verbal abuse from literally anyone. Its the same for me regarding my disability. If I would show people how I actually feel when they ask me prejudice questions, a.k.a. a normal response, everyone would assume I'm the issue because people dont want to be educated or shown that they are wrong so after a while you just try to act as you are not bothered when its not the case.

[@jamsaidemelo1367]

My mother has cerebral palsy. She had 3 kids in the early 80s. Let's just say there's was no one like her. People kept saying how amazing my father was. I knew they meant having children with someone like her. She was thw strong one. He wasn't good enough for her. She deserves a lot of respect.

[@deltaloraine]

Aw no… I hope your mom is okay

[@NiteDriv3r]

I CAN TELL U LOOK LIKE U HAVE IT TOO

[@NiteDriv3r]

@@Ghostluvses WHAT IF STOP APPLYING IRRELEVANT SITUATIONS

[@Xenoonmobile]

@@NiteDriv3r I hope one day you find the love you desperately need

[@Yeppsm]

Guys, nowhere in this comment says the father was abusive. Stop thinking that the father is abusive

[@lesliedavis2449]

She just turned 38? WHAT? Wow, she doesn't look it at all. She is such a sweet person! She has so much positivity & so much love for her family. Loved getting to watch this.

[@murdamooch]

what a dope vibe this lady gives off

[@madthrasher88]

Positive as!

[@acc6494]

Ikr? I just wanna have a glass of wine with her and ask her about life.

[@huriye161]

Ikr I’d love to spend a day with her

[@loisdungey3528]

Oops, I'm older so, when I was younger, "dope" in this context was mildly derogatory. Can someone tell me how it is meant here, please

[@arivontrapp]

@@loisdungey3528it means cool

[@MeggieR]

When birth complications caused my nephew to be born with cerebral palsy, I was devastated because I had no idea what his life could be like. Listening to people with cerebral palsy like Elcana gave me hope. I learnt of all the amazing things that cerebral palsy can never stop - most importantly, happiness. Thank you Elcana for sharing your story. Thank you SBSK for bringing awareness on all sorts of conditions. TLDR: The stories of people with cerebral palsy taught me that cerebral palsy will not prevent my nephew from living a happy life.

[@Leona000]

My son is 24 and has CP. While there has been tough times, the amazing times outweigh them. He has an amazing life and continues to be a blessing to all those around him! I wish your nephew all the best!

[@denden798]

you should watch special on netflix!!

[@stephanieblanchard1798]

My mother in law had CP (she passed away last year) and raised 2 wonderful children. Her husband was in the air force and would sometimes leave for a yr at a time and she had to do it all. My husband is a wonderful man, so she did a great job!!!

[@storydates]

Yay for comments! My husband has Cerebral Palsy and we have two kids who absolutely adore their daddy. I loved this video.

[@storydates]

@@dayane8696 Thanks! :)

[@jahawhitaker1016]

Yayyy the comments are open and she has such a sweet soul and a beautiful child ❤

[@RunItUpQwa]

Breaks my heart to hear that anyone would treat her poorly. She’s beautiful, kind spirited, intelligent, optimistic and beyond worthy of love & happiness! Thank you for sharing your story with us!

[@orlyg.5508]

I love this story. But the question remains. Who is the dad?

[@shannondominguez9725]

Shes married(yes we can get married AND have kids while living with a disability)but regardless of weather or not she was how is it any of your business ??🙄

[@rachelles_wheels]

I am a quadriplegic and have a daughter. Just if anyone is curious, quadriplegic just means impairment in 4 limbs. I still have strong arms but no hand function. My girl and I are a great team

[@grootsChannel]

This is a genuine question. How do you utilize your arm strength if you haven't got hand function?

[@rachelles_wheels]

@@grootsChannel good question. I still have very strong wrists. I actually have a video of how on my KZbin channel.

[@grootsChannel]

@@rachelles_wheels oh interesting I'll watch that right away

[@Kez16h]

I love this woman. She has such a beautiful personality AND SHE'S SO PRETTY

[@ARosa-qn8wf]

What a beautiful woman and a beautiful soul. Her smile is amazing and she is very inspiring. Also, I absolutely LOVE her outfit.

[@ottelisezipporah-isadora8070]

This lady is incredible. She is so smart and articulate. I have a friend with Cerebral Palsy. She is 50 years old and would love to meet an understanding partner. I am wondering if I send her this video, if she would feel inspired?! I don't want to upset her.

[@denni95HM]

She will certaily be inspired, as I think we all are! Maybe send her a message motivating your interest in sharing this video with her. Have a nice day!

[@ottelisezipporah-isadora8070]

@@denni95HM Thank you for your encouragement.

[@disappeared9673]

Send it, your kind for thinking of her

[@krystalharwood6359]

i'm sure she'd appreciate it

[@yvonneboaten8289]

No. She would be inspired.

[@JBtwColdplay]

i can finally comment and say that THESE THREE WOMEN irradiate so much love. The fact that her mother still accepted and took care of her EVEN when she was from Haiti, too, which must have meant living stuff that she believed in behind and just solely focused on the real love she felt for her daugher

[@leonlance271]

KZbin finally allowing this great channel comment section to be open? I appreciate the work and the messages you and your team share with us. You helped me look pass disability and look at the individual and who they are. Keep up the amazing job guys, you've know idea the impact your have in mine and others lives 💯❤🇯🇲

[@bangervlogs8751]

I’m so thankful !

[@datatsushi2016]

KZbin realized this channel can make them even more money. So yup, comments are enabled again.

[@emarewhy3150]

She has the sweetest eyes. What a lovely mother! Her son will always know how much his mama loves him.

[@SpiritoftheForest]

As someone who also has CP and experiences the pain of muscle spasms, it makes me so happy to see an awesome mother who has endured so much and made it. She is such a brilliant light for her family and for her community as a Social Worker. Thank you so much for sharing 💜

[@JameeDy01]

Even though people have disabilities doesn’t mean that they can’t experience parenthood. Sometimes, i lose hope in humanity

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

Me also

[@clairew1987]

Who on earth would bully this gorgeous woman?! Just look at how beautiful she is! She’s a beautiful woman and mother. I admire her bravery for speaking so honestly and you can tell she’s an amazing mum. When her son grows up he will be such a credit to her. With love from England x

[@josepha21_]

I would marry her in an instant 😍😍😍😍

[@josepha21_]

But I’m too young sadly

[@iamjaytee1359]

I love her energy so much. It’s very positive and vibrational. She’s a very beautiful woman. ❤️

[@KatiaBarbanell]

As a mom of 2, we all need help. What a wonderful mom 💕

[@nicolebarrow3373]

As a mother with cerebral palsy I just want to say, I'm glad we are getting recognized. We are capable of being great parents and this women, her mom and sister are magnificent. Keep kicking butt girl!!

[@headerahelix]

I think people make unjustified assumptions about people's intellect when they see people with a visible disability. She is articulate, smart and considerate and I'm happy for her. I hope people will stop rudely going to her husband and treating her like a child.

[@DJUniMekaju]

Dang, what an amazing mom. It's a high call to raise children. Doing it when you have even one chronic issue adds even more to your plate.

[@mz8194]

What a beautiful intelligent woman. The boy is lucky with such a wonderful mom. Just like her own mother and sister.

[@Moss_Pillows]

My daughter is 4 and has a mild Cerebral Palsy. It’s so wonderful to hear Elcana speak her truth. What a beautiful wonderful woman! Gives me so much hope for my daughter’s future.

[@kimkavanagh6665]

I have a mild form of CP. And I can understand how people judge you sometime and think just because you have a disability means that you can't have a child. Those of us with CP can't have children and have a normal life. Just because we have a disability the we can't do things. We just have to find ways around doing stuff and doing things different ways may not be the same as everyone else but the job gets done at the end of the day. I love your story and thank you for sharing it with us. And you have a very handsome son. Best of luck in life hugs

[@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934]

Gosh this world would be such a drag if we were all alike…keep up the great work you do and Bravo 👏 to realize life is best when we can enjoy our differences 👁👄👁

[@GricelBerry]

Strong women like this raise strong, empathic, loving, and extremely insightful families. Power to these Queens and those stand with them like Chris. They are here to bring light and knowledge to this world through this channel; thank you SBSK!!!

[@jenniferryersejones9876]

Elcana's mother must be one of the strongest people I've ever sort-of met. She's certainly passed that on to her daughters and the three of them are GREAT role models!

[@Leoj305]

This channel is truly doing such an amazing thing for the world.

[@cheekycheeks2190]

Omg I Love her sister if you have a sister like that you can achieve anything, she is so supportive and strong that vibbbeeeee

[@ChristianClark101]

That boy has such an amazing mother, she has so much light and love in her soul. What a wonderful family.

[@avevee9708]

That kid is such a cutie pie. I’m glad he has such a loving mother to show him the world

[@milefernandez99]

She is so nice and positive. I wish I could be like that too. I admire her and her mother a lot, two very strong, very wholesome women

[@realxistic]

She's so understanding of her people and how they think and don't fault them for believing what they do when they don't know. She is so so strong and so is her family. Their love and strength radiates. My family is Creole and my Grandmother also believed the same about my aunt and that she was cursed because of something bad she did. I really relate to her background. Stay strong and much love! ❤️✨

[@megera88]

This really hit something inside me. My whole life, my mom has had MS (Multiple Sclerosis), I have never seen her walk on her own. I had to grow up real fast, I did all the chores by myself, I learned patience and compassion like not many other children around me. My dad left shortly after I was adopted, I have no siblings, our family isn’t very helpful and it’s hard still as a 25 year old to try and have my own life but also still help out with my mom .

[@jeanakatherine9369]

Your a really good daughter to keep helping ur mom when I’m sure u wanna live ur life too! Keep plugging away girl, good things will happen 4 u!

[@LivFallon13]

MS is tough. my grandma had it. you’re a good daughter

[@phyllisl2645]

Bless you. May your burdens be eased.

[@chloep8808]

She’s so beautiful inside and out! Such a sweet soul ❤️

[@grace64206]

She is genuinely one of the prettiest women I’ve ever seen. Stunning!

[@hanast.claire2546]

She is so sweet. She seems so calm and gentle. So down to earth. I hope nothing but her and her family have many years of good health and fortune 💜 blessed be

[@MIForrestguy]

My best math teacher had CP and was awesome and so smart. She helped me so much for college

[@sleepyote]

Love her energy and the vibe she gives off. 🧡

[@InvisibleRen]

2:40 I relate so much! My physical disability developed when he was about 3. It took him a long time to understand I couldn’t play like I used to but I still loved him. And watching him run around with others when I can’t even take him outside anymore just breaks my heart. Smiling on the outside but it hurts. You know it’s not your fault and you’re doing the best you can but missing out hurts.

[@TH-oq4km]

So grateful that the comments are back on!!! Thank you Elcana for sharing your story, and opening up dialogue around disability & parenting. Your smile lights up the room while you're expressing yourself in regards to your journey of motherhood. Your son is so lucky to have you & know that sooo many mothers who are even able-bodied need help and assistance as well. We all need support from others, it truly takes a village, and you're doing a great job! Sending you and your family lots of love

[@SamuelaWolfe]

My daughter was born 26 weeks and she have bleeding on her l left Brain because of all the trauma I went with . My daughter was Diagnose with cerebral palsy, she can’t walk or talk but over the years with all lot of therapy she can now sign language and she can communicate with us . My daughter is now 5 years old and she is a strong and everybody she come across with loves her .

[@melmel472]

Beautiful bright intelligent and down to earth woman. Bless her.

[@CallMeMaykes]

Such a beautiful Momma, when he is able to understand see everything you do for him, he will appreciated even more!

[@thaitichi]

What a great supportive family

[@lamelomane1656]

I'm so glad the comments are back. This lady here is a sunshine. I hope she's doing great

[@saisushma115]

Elcana is a great Mom ☺. She has a beautiful smile.

[@mje19D]

She's incredible! Made my day!

[@waxandsulfur]

I adored this interview! It was so nice to meet you. I’m sure it’s so frustrating to get the assumptions that you do as a mom with a disability, but your voice is being amplified and teaching people! Your son has a great support system and a great role model in his mom and your family. ❤️

[@chaci1]

He is a cutieeeeee🥰 I love this interview ! And even now as a 27 yr old , I will STILL NEVER UNDERSTAND why people bully anyone. Like I never will get that, what is the purpose. Why you care about someone else that much to tear them apart.

[@clairekoutras7335]

These women are amazing. She is beautiful and i am so glad she has made it to America.

[@yvonneboaten8289]

She reminds me of a friend's daughter who had same. Unfortunately, she passed a while back. Her older sister is autistic. She has dedicated her life to her kids. Its been tough but they received as much love as she is capable of giving.

[@andressarana5308]

This is amazing. I have been here around the same time that the comment were unfortunately taken off. I love you and your channel, you guys cannot imagine how much you have changed my life and have others. And what a wonderful mother! Such a beautiful video.

[@Goblin_Girl]

What a beautiful soul this mother has!! I would be grateful to have her as a mother, lovely lady

[@KjLovesJesus]

she's literally amazing wow

[@hannahdurga3277]

Her positivity is contagious

[@peacefulguitar38]

Going back on videos just because comments are back on!! She’s a beautiful and wise mom. ❤️❤️

[@sarahp8937]

The strength of these women! I am in awe.

[@emmap.7314]

I could listen to this family talk about their lives in Haiti and their journey to the United States for hours. What a beautiful family. Thank you for introducing us to this family. Thank you for introducing us to every single person on this channel.

[@PrinceOfLillies]

Regarding Elcana’s comments on worrying about her kid being bullied or classmates/teachers not understanding…I wouldn’t worry toooo much. Your son is gonna grow up knowing that his mum loves him unconditionally and that’s all that’s gonna matter to him! And if he’s anything like my brother and I, the second anyone says something or stares and oogles his mum, he’ll have a witty retort to throw their way! 😂 I have absolute faith in that, and in you Elcana. 💓🇦🇺💓

[@aya-qo9wg]

she's such a wonderful person

[@ED-ie3et]

I love her spirit and I am glad you interviewed her. In the Caribbean especially Haiti I can relate to how there is still a lot of stigma and religious not Jesus based relational thinking when it comes to those with different abilities. She loves her son but she also gave him independence to play during the interview. She has goals and dreams still and she is THRIVING. Her mom and sister also are very supportive and loving. I am so grateful for her family.

[@lemon3574]

So glad comments are back! 🥺 this story is so inspiring! 💕

[@PrinceOfLillies]

2nd comment I’ve made watching this…my mum was born with CP. when I was little before school and it was just me an her at home I would want to play games and do things. I don’t remember ever feeling like we missed out on stuff. My mum was and is an amazing mum. But I specifically remember this, and my mum does too and we laugh about it to this day still 😂 but when I was around 4 - 7 I would say “let’s play hide n seek mum” and I would throw a blanket over her in her chair and pretend I didn’t know where she was and look for her around the house. Lots of hours of fun for me, lots of hours of my mum thinking I was an insane child with a big imagination…which I was ahahahah.

[@seekinggodfirst754]

Sweet memory!

[@allieanderson4783]

This is the most wholesome comment I've read under this video:)

[@joanncochran6360]

What a beautiful woman, inside and out! Thank God your comments are finally turned back on!!!

[@reneemiller4665]

So awesome to see comments back!! I especially wanted to comment how wonderful this woman is!! Ma'am I have so much respect for you and what you are doing. You deserve all the happiness and love you get from your son. Bless you!! ❤️🙏

[@jodeedugger7570]

My cousin has cerebral palsy and we are best friends he has a hard time walking and talking but he is the sweetest guy so smart talented and hard working ☺️💪🏻 I feel like he has made me more empathetic and compassionate and I love that about him 💜

[@XxNinjaBoy2015xX]

She has such a kind soul

[@somersetflower]

I cannot believe that at long last we will be able to send our messages to all our great friends. Thankyou soooooo much for persevering with the you tube authorities and changing their minds. All best love Jan (UK) xxx I will be commenting till you get fed up with me !!!♥️ best to you both 🤗

[@abzd6535]

She’s so cute. Her smile is just infectious

[@lillymurray8408]

She is so beautiful and she has gorgeous teeth. She’s so brave and she’s literally the definition of a super mom.

[@allieanderson4783]

I LOVE how real her sister is and i can COMPLETELY understand why she said her sister keeps her grounded. Such a strong woman and a great mom.

[@annabanana0197]

Wow what an intelligent, beautiful mother she is. Her little boy is adorable and her family is a blessing.

[@josearroyo6368]

Yeeeees commenting is back!!! Such a great video. Her eloquence is so heart warming! Love the way you keep a smile on your fave even through hard emotions!

[@shelbymunro8941]

Anything is possible when you have a dream. That's a cute son you have.

[@erinifty]

Her smile warms my heart. I hope no one ever tries to dull that shine and make her feel like she needs to hide her pain. Thank you for sharing yourself with us, Elcana.

[@2014kaydee]

Why would anyone ask how she got pregnant?! What the heck. That is so rude even if it were to be a different process for whatever reason. And the fact that people would assume she doesn’t have agency to decide to be a mother and want to do it is also very upsetting. Regardless, I’m glad she has the help she needs to take care of him. I wish more people did as well. All parents need help. Raising children is mentally and physically demanding.

[@Digisoulwings]

This lady is such a light, I love her positivity even through the things she can't do. As someone with CP myself, these videos of people with my disability make me know I'm not alone, as I felt alone with my disability for years, and still do sometimes, and people see it as strange that I have CP since I can walk and stuff (as most people with CP cannot walk/have difficulty) but I love this video so much!!

[@chelle_ham]

Such a wonderful and supportive family. ❤

[@emco5243]

Elcana is AMAZING. If her son grows up to be half as vibrant, loving, and determined as her; we will all be BLESSED to have him in this world. Her physical limitations will never affect how well she will be able to provide for her son emotionally or raise him as a self-sufficient individual. Beautiful family! So happy she found motherhood despite the odds!

[@rosiecoyne2696]

What a wonderful woman. Her family are as lucky to have her as she is to have them.

[@KaraNolting]

Another kickbutt black woman with cerebral palsy here! Love to you, Elcana! You are killin' it! Proud to be your CP sister

[@eviesummer1219]

She has the nicest smile 😊

[@littlexlissa]

WE CAN COMMENT ON THIS QUEENS AMAZING MOTHERING SKILLS! Keep killin’ it, sis! You’re wonderful and beautiful.

[@everlasting9292]

She is a perfectly mentally capable, and I can confidently say VERY intelligent woman. She seems to be a great mom, she's nurturing and she always puts her baby boy first. She tries her hardest to be a good mom, which is really all anyone can ask of any mom!! People who wanna judge her need to step off!! Also, she's super pretty!! Like damn girl! That gorgeous hair, her lovely smile, her defined cheekbones, she's just so lovely!

[@acc6494]

Goodness she is breathe taking. Lovely family. Beautiful mom.

[@aleinatolerance4598]

LOVE this woman! That spirit and smile

[@dylanmiller6335]

I Stan this mom Being an amazing mom and not letting her disability keep her from doing so And the love you can feel for her son and just wanting him to be happy

[@angiecarlson7677]

Hi! I am a 44-year-old woman with cerebral palsy who has a 14 year old beautiful young lady. I just started watching this video and I realize that we seem to have the same degree of ability. I wanted to let you know that you are doing a wonderful job. Your son will only benefit from your good mothering skills. Don’t give up and whenever you get frustrated, just remember to think outside of the box! Thank you for sharing your story with the world. I live with my partner too and he is able-bodied. So it’s nice to know that someone else out there in the world has a similar story to mine. Maybe we can converse or get together sometime. I would love that. :-)

[@kittikat_]

She is such an intelligent, beautiful, sweet, and loving mother! 💕

[@MiiWhisper2]

Elcana is so beautiful, articulate and intelligent. This post was very informative and lovely to watch.

[@china_sickness7005]

I really respect the grandmother for appreciating her current country for being so good to people with disabilities and all people in general. Sure, there’s still discrimination but what a great country we Americans live in. A lot of people take for granted that they live in the most diversely cultured, greatest country on earth. I believe that with all my being. It makes me feel so proud to see my country be a help to future citizens who are in need.

[@UsefulRevolution]

Chill out bro, you know they would have gotten the same treatment if they went pretty much anywhere else that had a better economy, better infrastructure and high literacy rates... which Haiti also would have had if wasn’t for America screwing them over economically since kingdom come. Don’t sully the comments with your nationalism, you did hear the bit about how she talked about being bullied right?

[@china_sickness7005]

Useful Revolution Look, the people in Haiti saw her as nothing but a burden and would’ve been happy to see her dead. There’s nowhere you can go where someone won’t discriminate against you. You’re the perfect example. I didn’t go down in the comments to argue. If you’re an American, you need to stop acting like America as a whole is some high power that is trying to destroy all that oppose us. America is supposed to be the land of freedom and opportunity for its citizens and that’s what it is. If you aren’t an American, then get over it and leave people alone.

[@Fox_in_Thoughts]

I just read in the description that Elcana is her name. Such a beautiful name for a beautiful person :D Something about the way she talks, I could listen to her voice for so much longer.

[@DNOIP]

I hove her sister’s energy so much 😂 the pregnancy test story was hilarious ♥️ so happy we have comments again!