They Said it Was Impossible - Sailing Uma [Step 121]

[@agforsolutions]

Thank you for this beautiful story. This shows what amazing people can do... but then when I see someone not liking this it also shows that we have a lot to learn.

[@LearnToSailMexico]

Seriously, right?!?! Someone needs to find these miserable souls and give them a hug, and put them on deck of a sailboat like 'Impossible Dream', these people need to be inspired again. It's gotta be a lonely place to not feel compelled to smile watching a story like this.

[@shauntoomey3299]

The opinions of malcontents are not to be worried over.

[@waynefederico9396]

It maybe KZbin workers that don't have a life.. sad little soles.. Take thumbs down away.. it proves nothing;

[@EpicBikingAdventures]

Yeah, seriously, who could possibly thumbs down this video.

[@bradputney1373]

There are trolls everywhere. They are the bane of social media.

[@smacksman1]

Now that was a professionally presented documentary worthy to go on any TV station anywhere. Well done.

[@53glowe]

smacksman1 Hear hear..well said👍

[@StewyD]

I agree!!! the guys of UMA are fantastic story tellers and this video takes it to a new level.

[@tomasthomas7407]

i thought i was ... WOW!

[@DougieBStlmo]

My thoughts exactly. Seen inspirational KZbin’s before, but this one blew me away!

[@gulfcoastbeemer]

This video should win an award. Oscar. Emmy. Something! Inspiring. And, so beautifully produced from the prospective of adventurous sailors and empathic souls. Take a bow UMA.

[@captainmarkgray8856]

I agree, an award winning video for sure!

[@chrisfudge7169]

Just in case you guys don't see my comment in the stream I'll post here too. You should enter your film in the Adventure Film Festival before July 1, 2018. www.adventurefilm.org/submit-a-film/

[@curtis8655]

right!

[@MrZyptuous]

As one who is in a wheelchair I always try to imagine myself through your eyes. I do love your videos. Seeing this boat, it made me cry. I find myself being left behind many times when my family goes to places that I cannot go. This gives me hope that one day I might be able to do something like that. Greetings from Nashville, Tennessee.

[@shindyakindmitry983]

Frankly speaking i don't understand why your videos still don't have a millions of views. Quality is incredible. Good luck guys!

[@christurner2340]

“...and I got salty for the first time and fell in love with the rhythm and being on the water.” I’ve never heard anyone put it so beautifully simple and directly to the heart. Go salty, for life.

[@bayareablues2255]

I think that was your best video ever. Not just because it was a great story, but because you told it (and visually showed it) so damn well. Thanks!

[@SailingUma]

awww that is really sweet of you to say :) It took a lot of work in not a lot of time haha. But we absolutely love to be able to hep and share these stories with you guys when we get the opportunity.

[@brandonboand]

Up until now, sailing around the world was my dream. After seeing this video, it has changed. Changed to helping the physically challenged achieve a sailing lifestyle. Thank you for all you videos Uma

[@donnamass9576]

This is music to my heart. I’m an Occupational Therapist and my heart is singing with joy. These ‘supposed’ barriers were removed on Impossible Dreams ...accessible to all, period. Thank you Uma for sharing all your stories.

[@wombatdk]

This is such a beautiful episode. This video NEEEEEEDS to be shown everywhere, to everyone. It's beyond words. And yet there's people giving this a thumbs-down. What kind of person downvotes such an inspiring video???

[@ProfIdiotFromMars]

They have achieved the impossible and what they do with it is to let other enjoy the impossible. Incredible! And that editing was killing. If I didn't know this channel I would think this is a professional editing for some tv program. Well done! Only downside is we don't get a proper uma video this week..

[@YorubaRemixed]

Really good job with editing indeed! And a heartwarming story, this belongs to national television.

[@SailingUma]

Awwwee....do you miss us?? We'll we'll be back next week. See you then.

[@coug96fan]

Awesome! Thank you Dan and Kika for sharing such a wonderful opportunity to heal and educate.

[@AmeriMutt76]

This was one of the best short documentaries I've watched in a long time, really. Wow, you guys have gotten soooo good at telling stories. Thanks Dan and Kika And what a story, amazing people.

[@BobHutchins]

I’ve enjoyed all the episodes so far, but this one is off the hook! Beautiful story and the production quality is amazing. Excellent work.

[@richardharrold4357]

Wow. Tears. Lots of tears. The good kind of tears. This vid lifts me up. And I can watch it anytime I need to. Thank you guys for your wonderful video. Ric sends.

[@mysticcreations6796]

I'm on a ball at Dinner Key, where Shake a Leg is. I was here when Erma hit and saw what it did to Shake a Leg. it nearly took out the whole of their fleet. but, with the help of some great people, it's back to business for them. helping many people and kids. I was hit by a car while on my motorcycle. I'm mostly metal now, but I am here and on my two feet. im currently building my own boat here to get out and adventure. I love seeing these organizations out there letting people realize their dreams of getting on the water. Thank you for showing people that life is possible. no matter your circumstances.

[@timdake]

Joe... Have you considered sharing VLOG of your boat build progress? Similar to Sampson Boat Co, Acorn to Arabella, or even BoatBros? There are plenty of good patrons out here, helping good causes...

[@christyjones3016]

Having worked in Healthcare for the last 30+years I am so thankful for organizations like this! Thank you for posting this story.

[@scottstevens5628]

On top of a great story and was the MOST professional production video I have ever seen. This needs to go on TV, pbs, discovery, science....

[@herbbenavent3378]

That was an we'll done video, professional grade! It's awesome how they don't let anything hold them back!

[@SailingSteelSapphire]

We loved you guys before but that was next level. Thank you for sharing such an amazing story - had tears in our eyes for most of it - happy tears that the impossible has been made possible. Really appreciated the way that you guys presented this story too that you let the story shine and took a backseat for yourselves. You rock!!

[@bartrupel]

Just found your channel recently and have been going through the steps... As the father of someone who was disabled, this one really hit home. My son was very excited to participate in accessible sailing with a group in San Francisco. He never got the chance, but he would have loved this. Thank you for posting this.

[@megkemp8725]

I've been binging your wonderful videos for the last few weeks, during a really tough time. Im so, so grateful for your story and for these amazing stories you share. Thank you. Love from Tasmania. Come visit! X

[@maggiebraun2011]

Just WOW!!! Thank you for this amazing story!!! As someone who is recovering from a devastating issue myself, this brings me hope! Love what you guys are doing!!!! 💕💕

[@stevesvids2960]

Wow. Your best work to date...from subject to camera work and super editing! Impossible Dream group serves as an inspiration to everyone! Well done!

[@jonothandoeser]

These clips should really be used as Ads for The Possible Dream Foundation. They are 100% broadcast quality in every way.

[@lukecarter8100]

This video gives me hope. My spine was broken in 2 places In a wreck as a passenger at 120 mph. And I have been going thru a lot of pain and discouragement. But I came upon sailing uma as I’ve been viewing sailing ⛵️ because it makes me feel free as I sit here on my bed. I’m thankful that you shared this. May the most high bless you all and keep y’all safe. ✌️

[@henryvankainen3991]

Never give up mate. It is the ability what counts. I was paralyzed waist down in abparagliding accident in NZ in 1997. Doctors told me to never walk again. Learned to walk with sticks and still getting slowly better. Last year I bought my first sailing boat, 9 metre cruising catamaran which I have now sailed with various crews and single handed too. Life is good!

[@freesoul3371]

Don't be a wuss. Go sailing.

[@dueldr]

This story.. wow. I didn't think that I could love you two more. Thank you for telling their story.

[@nodokaxnegi4ever]

Wheelchair user here, and, seeing this boat literally made me cry happy tears.

[@DobDog151]

Holy crap. Thank you for sharing that story. I shared it with my teenage daughter who has CP, and has done work in our community around accessibility issues. Her words: “I love that!” An amazing boat and crew showing the world that good design can lead to opening doors for everyone to do anything. Thanks again for sharing. ❤️❤️

[@markrickel1632]

Amazing video. Your storytelling, editing and production value has gotten incredible lately. I really LOVE the choice you made to introduce it. Then sep out of the way for the whole thing only to lightly finish it off. Really made this particular story not about you except that you knew the folks making it happen. Bravo! Well done! I hope it helps them to reach their goals with the program.

[@raypaget815]

Still catching up. Has this video been entered into any documentary competition? Surely it is an award winning production. This demonstrates just how committed Dan and Kiki are to the human factor of sailing, the dynamics of emotion, challenge, difficulty, failure, success, etc. Bravo!

[@gpdewitt]

Thank you for this. I've been following you for some time. My wife (of 32 years) is differently abled. This one was special to me.

[@dennismoroney]

Kindness. Thanks so much for sharing this video. Way better than a wall, acceptance, accommodation, and normalizing of our incredible diversity. ❤️

[@leobard]

Kika and Dan: best episode! Takes, interviews, cutting, sound, you did it 100%. Glad that your skills level and this opportunity came together

[@robertouimet3027]

Some body said, we didn’t get a proper Uma video! Well big news, this is Uma, in its most beautiful way. When travelling and you find incredible people that do extraordinary things, Uma knows to remove themselves to show us! Uma great video and great gesture, humanity needed to see these beautiful people. Uma thank you for showing us that there is hope and opportunities for those that are catalogue as hopeless. 😘

[@tpp2001]

I found this amazing in the fact that being held back only comes from the other people not the person their trying to hold back. I've been told living on a boat and cruising through Europe is not something a type 1 diabetic should do. Since the age of six i have been told this many times about things i wish to do. But a wish, desire, dream is personal and no one should try to stop this.

[@SailingUma]

Great message! As Deborah said : Don't let other people decide what's good enough for you!

[@AdamWilhelm1]

tpp2001 I´m a father to a six year old boy with D1 and i´m hoping that he can do what he wants when he becomes a grown up. We are living in Sweden and we have always travelled, so far we have been to Dubai, Muscat, New York, Florida (twice) and a cruise in the Carribean in roughly two years since he debuted with D1, So we are not going D1stop us from doing what we love and i hope me and my wife teach him that he can enjoy the world. Of course there are limitations, you have to check what we are going to do if he get sick and so on but the lesson is that you can do it. And i don’t consider living on a boat and cruise through Europe something a D1 can not do. Fortume favours the bold!

[@donlangham8242]

I couldn't agree more with those who suggest you should win an award for this video. It's a great piece of documentary journalism. It's a good story but the skill with which you tell it is remarkable.

[@brentparks2292]

Thank you for sharing this video! I know it’s over a year old, but I’ve been binge watching and just got to it. My youngest son is disabled. Was born with Spina Bifida, and the kid has had six major surgeries to date, he turns 8 in September. He has been an inspiration for me as nothing gets him down. Lately I’ve renewed my interest in getting a boat and just sailing. It’s always been a dream of mine, but other things in life have always taken priority. After my wife’s untimely death from a car accident, I’ve been thinking it’s time to start making plans, and living life to the fullest. To get my boys out and live, to see things, and spend as much time together as possible. Seeing this boat has put some fears to rest that it can be done and have my youngest with me. All my kids are great wonderful people, and this gave me ideas on how to accommodate my Jude. We’re currently in Ohio, but I’m thinking Florida will be our destination, then buying a boat, getting it fixed up, and making it handicappable. Yes it’s not a real word, but there’s one thing I’ve learned from watching my son, and that is nothing can stop him or others like him, they are some of the strongest human beings alive with their will, determination, and shear joy to be around. God bless you two and stay safe.

[@JAMTime-ye8qq]

This has to be the greatest episode ever produced. Great job you guys. Can't say enough..... GREAT JOB!

[@onthebeaches]

Hopefully there's not a dry in the house after watching this. And THANK YOU UMA for taking the time to do this and share from your heart! I've always enjoyed your editing skills but this was TOP SHELF all the way!!! It was easy to see how much effort, thought and LoVE you both put into this! We always thought you were good peeps but now we know it! And BTW...failing is not trying something and not achieving that goal. Failing is not trying AT ALL! BLESSINGS! Ü

[@SailingUma]

Thank you! We agree with your definition of failing! Spot on.

[@Thomas_Speck]

In my Youth I lived near to a Rehabilitation Clinic for disabled. What I have learned there is Live Changing. This Story is so inspirational! Thank you for sharing. Thank you alot!

[@davidbailey4224]

Hands down the best of the many great videos you have produced. Superb production and a phenomenal storyline. Fair winds -- Impossibe Dream and Uma.

[@fritters56]

As a person with limited use of my hands and feet, this is my dream, my hope, prayer...What a wonderful story!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jasteck8]

as a 54 year o;d in a wheelchair who lives vicariously through sailors like Dan & Kika's videos, I never thought this would be possible .... this was beautifully genius ...

[@freesoul3371]

Why are you living through others, there are sailing programs all around the country. Skiing, and scuba diving programs all overthe country and so much more.

[@derekfreeman6888]

Very inspiring story....good job Uma bringing such a great story to your steps!!!! Agree with Dave Agee...how can anybody give this a thumbs down??? Well sure made my morning great and put a huge smile on my face!!!! Keep up the good work Uma!!!

[@corryvisser6679]

What an incredible video I just watched, I had a stroke 1 year ago and I am now paralyzed in my left leg. I am 78 years old and will be in a wheelchair for the rest of my life. I have been pretty depressed since I realized that was my lot but having just watched the video I now realize that there is life after a stroke and I feel a lot better now. I hope that one day I will be able to sail out across the ocean just a few kilometers from my home even if it is for one day only. Thank you that.

[@chantalgellermann2689]

You do a great job with your videos but this one was one of the best I have ever seen! Worthy of NPR or any national television station. Great job you guys.

[@handsoff5822]

So fantastic. I took disabled kids on airplanes rides and I know how it feels to help. Beautiful.

[@Tcrim354]

As two architects, you two have built a great episode to your channel.

[@smoreno0077]

Amazing story.... strong group of people, never give up! I understand, my 6 year old daughter is in a wheelchair.. This touch my heart. Thank you Uma.

[@ronmoler9079]

Hi you guys, I met you on the dock on Isla Mujeres at El Milagro. I'm Captain Ron with the blue boat Ganymede. In any event fantastic job, I'm truly impressed and how quickly you turned this around amazing. I've worked in the film biz for 40 years and you guys are totally up there in the profesional world. keep it up best Captain Ron

[@arottie4097]

There has NEVER been a boat named more appropriately, "Impossible Dream"! Especially the way they X out the I.M. leaving "POSSIBLE DREAM!!!" Really cool stuff!

[@BanjoeTraveler]

By far my favorite episode as it means so much to me. Thanks Sailing Uma for doing this. I watch all of your other episodes but this one I relate to the most. I was paralyzed in 2016 with a left brachial plexus injury. I'm a true single-handed sailor only having the use of my left hand. We are actually picking up our first sailboat tomorrow to start sailing as a family. It will be interested to see what challenges we'll have to overcome. Thanks for the inspiration. - Banjoe, Traveler crew

[@MrJimmyjoe5]

Best yet ! I've watch every episode. I was paralyzed for a year and eighteen days. And two years recovery. But I was fixable. Thanks so much for this. Very special.

[@BillConnely]

This is so cool!!! More boats like this should be made! Does not matter who you are. Everyone should get to enjoy sailing.

[@pornstarlivesmatter3319]

agree

[@c5dave1999]

What a beautiful story!! What a beautiful REALITY!!! You can see the empowerment in those eyes new to sailing who never had the opportunity!! What a world they have created where everyone is equal!! Opening possibilities to so many... You can really see the pride in the crew!!

[@AM-cg9yw]

Thank you! I am in tears. I've studied sailing and boats for years. Even bought a boat. Then..... I'm disabled and almost completely gave up on sailing. I've replaced my dream of actually sailing with the vicarious joy of watching sailing videos. This video amazes me. I'm thinking of possibilities once again.

[@alex0589]

Just casually making beautiful short documentaries along the way. Like the best sailors of the 21st, filmmakers. Beautifully done. It took me a while to subscribe to this channel, a bit longer to pay attention and a little while longer to have that much respect. I should've paid attention. EDIT for clarity: this should've gotten a million views.

[@steffanieschaeffer679]

I'm so awestruck by this boat, it's entire crew, and to Dan and Kika for bringing us this amazing story!!

[@andrewreid3983]

Thank you UMA was in tears watching these amassing people teach everyone that we are all able!

[@danr2331]

Such a beautiful documentary. This was so well-edited and so informative. I have worked with groups with various ability levels and this is a true dream come true for so many. That boat levels the playing field for sailors of ALL abilities! So proud to be one of your subscribers! ~Dan

[@marcryvon]

WOW ! Just an amazing story featuring amazing people ! Brought tears to my eyes. Seing happy, smiling kids and grown ups doing something they never ever dreamed possible is so hearthwarming. Beautiful ! Yes people, there is still utmost decent, generous human beings around ! Road models for all. Thank you Kika and Dan to bring this to us. As others said, this awesome vid is worth an Oscar and should be seen by millions on TV. Love you kids xxx

[@michaelconway4316]

It seems like we're constantly bombarded with how divisive and ugly the world is, but stories like this show you how beautiful it can be. Love it! Thank you for sharing!

[@bobbiecharliehernandez3311]

Why in the world does this video have 50 dislikes? it is inconceivable to me how such a beautiful story can strike someone in a negative way; to give a dislike to a young coupe sailing, making amazing vlog style videography and short documentary style videography on important subjects such as disability awareness, misconceptions of Haiti, and complete transparency with the places they visit so the viewer can learn and hopefully pass on the knowledge, etc only to name a few things. This was a beautiful story.

[@jffbrk1]

I have twins in their 30's born with Down Syndrome.... I just bought a 16 ft sailboat and I hope to get them engaged in sailing. You are an inspiration to us all.

[@RVGhostRider]

I follow many liveaboards. This is THE most amazing sailing video I have ever seen! Thank you Uma and Impossible Dream!

[@IsThisAvailable550]

Why on earth do people want to peel onions whilst I'm trying to watch this video... Thank you Uma, for sharing this story/adventure/dream.

[@fredmeyling2165]

As a person in a wheelchair that works hard to sail our cat that we also live aboard full time, this was so awesome to see. It brought tears to my eyes! Thanks for sharing this video.

[@antonyedwards3553]

Superb, just superb. The content is awe inspiring, and the video, well, it is an example of art concealing art. It was so good, so seamless, so professionally put together, I didn't realise quite how well done it was until my second and third veiwing. And those kids....Oh My....This made me teary eyed, and I'm sure that you, Dan and Kika, were also moved by what you saw. Please be proud of what you have given us to watch. I bumped in to you on You Tube a month or so ago, about step 114 I think, loved it, started to binge watch, and now, almost every week I get to have a big smile on my face.I rarely comment on YT vids, but this one, had to, again, just SUPERB.

[@SailingUma]

Thank you so much Antony! It means a lot to hear how much you appreciate the project. It was very inspirational for us as well! We had no idea what to expect stepping on-board or filming or editing it all together. But those folks changed our view on life and we’ve been honoured to meet up with them several more times over the years.

[@antonyedwards3553]

Why, Thank You ! I was thinking how lucky you are, Kika, to have such a talent for video editing. And then I realised just how hard you work to get that luck. Oh, and one more thing You are both Artichtects yes ? Never forget, Great Artichtecture is like Frozen Music.

[@mikepeck9321]

Amazing and inspiring. Thank you for sharing.

[@captainmarkgray8856]

Award winning video for sure! Thank you!

[@DukePatientFlow]

I know I'm late to the show, but I had to comment. The quality of this video is just mind-blowing...I mean, like studio quality production and story telling. Fantastic job. Truly excellent. :)

[@shauntoomey3299]

Thanks for sharing. What an inspirational gift these sailors are spreading.

[@robkilo]

Well guys, you've just taken video-making to a whole new level with this one. The photography, editing, even sound-capture is amazing. But the thing that makes this piece absolutely shine is the story-telling. You absolutely *nailed* it. As the stories of the people, the boat and the places unfolded, I utterly lost a sense of where I was because I was totally engrossed and invested in the story. The medium was completely transparent (in a good way!). An absolutely brilliant and powerful piece of film-making; worthy and solid and no fancy frills or slick tricks, because they simply ween't needed... just god-damn bang on-the-money. Bravo!

[@Teeseven1]

Dislikes? What? An important and inspiring story told so very well. Be proud of this. I never leave comments (It's ok. Judge me), but I felt utterly compelled to let you know what a great job you did on this. Love your channel already, but I'm becoming a Patreon because of this video. This type of work needs to be encouraged. I hope many others do the same.

[@guypotter2301]

You guys have repeated shown your amazing nature, but this crew is truly inspirational

[@smurph4959]

Accessibility and removal of obstacles, love it 💪💪💗💗

[@bradputney1373]

This is a fantastic story you guys. Thanks for sharing. Great to see this dedicated owner, captain and crew "tilting at windmills."

[@donzie13]

Thank you for this video. It came in a time when I needed it. To all who sailed that boat, thank you! You have showed me to be stronger. Love that you all got to enjoy the sailboat! I am jealous!

[@davidnierzwick2775]

This hits home... my brother(Tom) is a quadriplegic... been since 1980, he does more than most he still hunts, fishes and lives without complaining(I complain non stop😫)...btw when he got injured the doctors told him and my late father he would live 10 years... he is and will always be my hero. I miss you dad.

[@penultimate2885]

That was one of the best produced and most inspiring stories I've seen. Thank you UMA for showing this to us, Thank You!

[@frankzed7684]

You are such wonderful film makers. Please continue to make documentaries. I’m sure this could be a profession for you. AMAZING quality.

[@ryanwilliams7320]

I have never in my years of watching KZbin left a comment. But this video from you guys blew me away. I honestly felt like I was watching a professionally made short documentary. You guys are the best!!! Much love Much respect and very much so looking forward to seeing your next adventures!!!

[@rondo365]

Wow, you guys just made my day. Fantastic story, and pro editing too. These are beautiful people, but it's your empathy that is the channel for it. Thanks

[@ConorTreacy-BigRedSEO]

This is awesome! Thanks for taking time out of your normal episodes to showcase such an awesome experience! Heck of a documentary that is sure to gain you a whole new legion of followers! Well done. As for the boat, I've always been bothered about the width if walkways around a boat, and the lack of railings, at times just a rope. This is the boat I need even without the challenges that these people are facing. Awesome layout!

[@TM-eq6ix]

Floating on the wings of desire. Thank you so much for sharing...getting ready to head offshore my self - sharing many of the same challenges these inspired folks face. Never underestimate the power of Epiphany and the will to turn 'can't' into can. Keep up the the good work UMA and thanks again for promoting this legacy of hope and success. A First Class production!

[@joshuapotter7372]

Presentation is amazing! Story is inspiring! The boat is beautiful! All around this was completely outstanding!

[@redseaped]

Thank you so much for using your platform to share this inspirational story. We spent much of it in tears, being wowed by humankind's ability to transcend limitations and solve problems through determination and outstanding design. Quite apart from the amazing content, I really appreciated the quality of the film-making, and also the editorial decision to dial back your own screen time and make this about the crew and passengers of Impossible Dream. Bravo!

[@CJ.Hamblin]

I hope everyone shares this, it's a story worth telling. Wouldn't it be great to see more boats like this out there providing this opportunity for those that don't normally have access?

[@wohart0228]

It brought a tear to my eye to see the joy in the faces of passengers and crew. I can only imagine the challenges but the rewards are enormous.

[@sailingsirendreams6808]

Thank you Kika and Dan for sharing that amazing and inspiring story!

[@psychman555]

Totally awesome -- video, editing, concept, boat, and of course the people.

[@alfavega52]

Congratulations guys this is best of the best I've seen since I follow your blog. I'm a Rehab MD running a paraplegic and cuadriplejic unit here in Mexico among with other fine doctors. I'm near from retiring to live aboard with my wife on our sailboat and often I dream how I could share with my patients the beauty that nature gives us for free every day. This should give me some ideas. Thanks guys for showing me this wonderful people doing real things out there.

[@czeslawpi]

Oh baby - has the gauntlet ever been thrown down production-wise. Crazy good job Dan and Kira!

[@gerardopena810]

Best video I’ve watched in KZbin...hands down! Amazing story...so revealing in knowing that the impossible resides only in our minds. Congrats to UMA and Impossible Dream!

[@HammerRocks]

This is such a well edited video. The images and music suited the narrative so well. Well done. Plus what an inspiring boat. Whom ever commissioned it, should also be given a shoutout.

[@nhroadhog7701]

Kika and Dan, I have found your you tube channel a month ago and have been binge watching. This is by far the best video. I was in a bad accident years ago and didn't think I would ever be "normal" again. (I'm better now). It was very touching to people over come set backs. I really don't know what to say. I love what you do. keep it up because its not always about "me". btw I'm still binge watching. love and the best to you.

[@micheldawes1]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍AWESOME!!! INSPIRATIONAL!!!! Thank you guys so much for posting and sharing!!!!

[@phantomcat19]

Great example for people that complain for not being able to do things. Man, if they can do it and enjoy it, " imposible" does not exist. Great video

[@MajTom-wd2yt]

Thank you Uma..... brought a tear to the eyes of this old DAV. It's the "They" in the title who can't point their thumbs towards the sky... Don't condemn, wish them enlightenment. The people were inspiring, and the quality of the video and production indicate how much you both were motivated to tell story. ❤️ to all. Deus abençoe

[@6alax1an]

You guys are incredible! Telling the story of Impossible Dream through the “dreamers” basically as a documentary shows not only your skills as visual storytellers. It also shows you have big hearts! 🙏🏻❤️