What's In A Wheelchair User's Bag?

In this video I show whats in my bag and share some great tips along the way.
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[@michaelomerza1134]

I started to carry a few catheters on the inside of my cushion. I use a Roho and slipping a handful of them down the outside edge of the cushion is really discrete if I can't carry a bag. Or, what's more likely happening... I forget my bag or forget to stock my bag when I leave the house. Its saved me a number of times to have a backup stash on me at all times.

[@StevieLee2114]

I bought this bag cause of you. I love it for travel and bringing my random stuff I need for work. Thanks for the recommendation even though I dont use it for the same reasons you do.

[@TheAdamMalcolm]

As a powered wheelchair user only things I have in the bag attached to my chair is rain things like waterproof over trousers( I’m in the uk) 😂

[@littlebit8304]

I agree less is best. I have a fanny pack clip under the front of my chair. I can reach it, I don't have to worry about it getting lost or in the way. Great video.

[@RuntOfThePack890]

I use an old military tac pouch for my little stuff (caths, emergency stuff, poop bags for my service dog, etc). It isn't cute, but it works too well to give up.

[@__fff6117]

Putting sanetizer(??) on your rubber gloves lowers their protection-ability. I work in a nursing-home and that is a no-no. Wash your hands after taking off your gloves always, as the gloves arent a compensation for cleaning your hands. I always wash before and after i use gloves. Make sure hands are dry before putting them on to avoid skinirritation Sorry for bad english

[@__fff6117]

Also, if you worry about your gloves being dirty, just put them in a baggie 😄

[@jessicajones9596]

Umm well my grandma died in a nursing home because the sanitation was terrible

[@lilyrosepunkunicorm9871]

Just a tip and I don’t mean to be mean but sanitiser is spelt with an i instead of an e and an s instead of that z. I wish you well on learning the English language. Also I probs have worse English than you!,!,!,!,

[@lynnirvin4836]

@@lilyrosepunkunicorm9871 Although you are correct that the e should be an i, the actual spelling, sanitizer or sanitiser, is correct. America and Canada mostly spell it sanitizer, where the UK and Australia prefer to spell it sanitiser. Also, the word spelt is used in the UK and spelled is the American version. Not to sound snarky, but you really should be aware of the different spellings on a public, world wide forum so as not to unnecessarily call someone out. These comment sections aren't meant to be grammar lessons, unless of course the subject of the KZbin video is about grammar, so if that's your only take away on the video, maybe you're missing the point. EDIT: I realize this comment is 3 yrs old, but since it's still being read years later, I'm leaving my comment up here in hopes it may inspire others to not be as obsessed with grammar and be more receptive to the video subject.

[@annabrawley7158]

I love that you are putting everything out there and laughing/joking about it.

[@ecologist_to_be]

Ewww i hate accessible loos as I swear they filthier than the "regular loos". I use my powerchair to help me get on off toilet as I daren't touch the grab rails. 😂 I'm considering buying some cleaning wipes to put in my bag lol

[@Wheels2Walking]

i've used some of those dude wipes to wipe things down before. so gross. i believe the H/C stalls offer more "comfort" to ableds because there is more elbow room or something haha. I think thats why they're gross is because of all the extra use.

[@ellatheellaphant]

Marisa House wait why

[@JonathanBaileyn2u]

Richard… nice to virtually meet you. I came upon your channel just a couple days ago. Love it!! It’s given me a new mindset and inspiration!! I just received my chair on Friday last… lol and would t you know.. I’ve got a few issues with it (sigh)and waiting on techs to come fix it. Anyways.. I will find you on Patreon… I look forward to getting out of the house!!! It’s been two years too long!! The edc bag is on my mind.. I’m frugal and a minimalist even before this..so.. this video helped.

[@mechurchlady]

You forgot ziploc bags! They make an emergency glove. You can use them to store candy wrappers and other trash. You can slice or rip them open to make a plastic barrier on a counter. I have food reactions. If I need to place fries in a table I can put the baggie down first. Try eating lettuce wrap burgers lol, in a baggie! I have been caught without gloves when I took Mom places. Hand in baggie then I touched her bread. Thanks for the tips. People assume they are going to be so long. What happens if your ride is stuck somewhere. I haven’t been in a quarantine setting yet. However during hurricanes and disasters people end up without meds and medical supplies. Saturday I spent 45 minutes at Walmart getting an outdoor thermometer. I came home sick TMI and even now am so set back in my recovery. Whodathunk! I need to flush my systems of a toxin and went too many hours so the toxin built up. Always plan for the worst! Hugs and keep on sharing and helping others.

[@SmokenJs]

6:26 when you put your left hand behind the right elbow top get that extra 2-3 inches to get at the seat belt. I do that all the time. love your videos keep it up.

[@deanvinchester9143]

Bro you are helping us a lot, thank you for guiding us. And for some reason using the alcohol wipe on the privates is not a good idea. Since alcohol is a drying agent and there is a high risk of getting small cracks and eventually an infection

[@Wheels2Walking]

Alcohol wipes are a big no no! Use a wipe with aloe or betadine. I’m so stoked you’re learning and enjoying :)

[@tetchedistress]

Thank you so much! I am about to go to the chair 75% of the time. You have given me hope.

[@maxbrouggy3126]

Love the channel, I use the expression " Packing for trip with a toddler" when people ask why I have to carry a bag. I am wheelchair bound from M.S. so I had a few years to get my head around what was coming. Just about to start video's of me working in my garage, people always ask how I do it.

[@Wheels2Walking]

Can't wait to see them! i'm sure they'll be great!

[@CutieRingoJoy]

I’m not disabled and I have a bag pack , you don’t know if they misplaced your luggage so it’s better to have important stufff with you especially meds and emergency stuff

[@liquid79]

Check out Cure Catheter hydrophilic coated. No lube needed and you never touch the catheter as there's a little 'sleeve' that you handle the catheter with.

[@Wheels2Walking]

I haven’t tried that one but I have tried the Lo-Fric and they’re similar and I didn’t like it at all. I like to be able to pee fast and the slippery material made that really hard.

[@sr.marnekara3304]

Thank you for all of your help! God bless you today!

[@Shannonbarnesdr1]

yeah im with ya on the back packs, on my manual my tilite aero T i have a small bag just big enough for my wallet and a couple other things, same for my powerchair, just a small leather bag thing, attached to it, for wallet and keys maybe one or 2 small items, but i understand the need fora big back pack on occasion for myself it would be for if weather is gonna be bad, i can put my rain gear in that.... but other than that situation, i keep my bag very small and fitted to the back... now some folks do need a big backpack because they use em to shop...and or they might carry pads or nappies if they have to deal with teir bathroom needs like that,

[@preciousjones9765]

Thank you so much for these videos. I'm only 29, I'm handicap, and on disability. I use an electric wheelchair because I have hidradenitis suppurativa. I can't use a regular wheelchair because my arms can't handle pushing me around. Your videos have helped my mind set over needing a wheelchair from time to time. You are an inspiration.

[@thekoo2011]

Thanks Donna Yoder!

[@kittykat1408]

Might be a TMI question and if you don't want to answer I understand but I did a round in urology and we would recommend pocket caths to especially younger active patients...they are a lot smaller and pack easier of course. Have you tried them before? If not it's always a great question to ask your Dr if you are able to consider them.

[@emcanallen]

I really appreciate your videos .. I had polio as a child (8 months old) and suffer from the effects of Post Polio now .. keep posting!!

[@peaceonearth351]

Really? How old are you? I thought polio was eradicated years ago.

[@christineshultz7615]

I'm always extremely impressed at how fit you are. I don't typically see people where I live so healthy. I work at a doctors office too. A lot of people are very elderly or have different disabilities that cause them to need much more assistance than you. However, we have one lady in particular who is extremely overweight and uses a power chair. She's always coming in crying about her knees and how she can't function well in life because of them. Unfortunately all I think when she comes in is that if she paid better attention to her health and tried to lose weight she could really make a difference in her knee pain. Even if the pain didn't completely go away it would have to improve. Side note, working in a doctors office also makes you slightly less empathic when you see some people who abuse the medications as opposed to finding healthy ways of living with less medication.

[@DriftLifePSN]

Yup i carry 1 pair of shorts and underwear with me at all times. Especially if im going out drinking

[@Wheels2Walking]

Can never be too safe lol. I wear black pants in case if emergency lol.

[@tanyasweatland9244]

@@Wheels2Walking lol black is always a good idea and i have gotten into wearing the adult underwear when i am going out just in case of leakage so that way i wont have to change all my clothes and i will cath before i leave my house and then i have those few hours to do what i gotta do and get home but i do carry caths with me just in case im out longer

[@peaceonearth351]

Definitely a smart idea. It's also a good idea to have a small portable hairdryer in your backpack. Use it to dry the area if one has an accident. Edit: Minor accident that is.

[@PrismYuuzuki]

I carry so much stuff when I go to work, so my bag is MASSIVE. I don’t know where I’d put it on a wheelchair. 😂 Wallet, phone, inhaler, RA meds, asthma medical fee exemption card & booklet, iPad mini, Nintendo Switch lite, mobile battery, Pokémon GO auto catcher, sanitizer, towel (because Japanese bathrooms often don’t have towels), lozenges, drink, and lunch box.

[@tripler3724]

Great video, thanks for bringing all this out in the open so to speak. My doctor recommended using Hibiclens and sterile gauze for cleansing. I have used the single use kit while traveling or in the hospital; won't allow anything else.

[@Clipboy]

Hello! Love your channel, really have learned a lot. I didn't know where to post this since it's not a topic related, I have been in a wheelchair for 10 years now and I wanted to ask you if you had problems with bed sores, that is decubitual wounds and if you had any advice or products that you use in order to prevent them. Thank a lot in advance.

[@jenroses]

I got a bag that converts from a purse/shoulder bag to a fanny pack very easily, black, super gender neutral-to-masc, oh, 10-12 years ago from REI. It is still in perfect shape, and REI has one of the most robust return policies in the biz. When I want a bag to be functional and last, I tend to buy from them because the guarantee is so good... and it's so good because the products are THAT good. Anyway, when I'm up, it's over my shoulder because I'm never up long, but when I'm in my chair, it's around my waist, putting everything where I can grab it without putting pressure on one shoulder or the other.

[@larryswaim5012]

Great info as usual - thanks much! Maybe I've just missed them but I haven't ran into many KZbin videos on either "standing chairs" or standing frames. Other info seems to agree they have lots to offer. I would probably be more interested in the manual variety of either. I would put this high on my wish list if you or others with experience with these would share. Thanks again!!

[@elizabethann5308]

Have you ever been in a place where parts of the space are not accessible with your wheelchair? What do you do? Thank you for all the information.

[@Wheels2Walking]

Do you mean bathrooms or in general?

[@jenroses]

Thing one is I make it the concern of the people who are in charge of the space. For example, the only place in my son's school that is not easily accessible is the music room, and guess where a meeting happened. I did not mind finding the principal on that one, and lo and behold, there's a lift (behind a locked door) and I made him open it for me. Sometimes you just don't go there. Like, in Dublin, there were SO many shops I just didn't go into because they weren't accessible. But if you ask, chances are there's a way in a lot of places, but it may be a "thing" to access it.

[@bobbi543]

Bathroom issues are so big for me.. what i do is just indwelling in and use a leg bag.. i hate gross bathrooms and half the time they say accessible and you can not even get in... so when i go out to things such as clubs and events and so forth.. and indwelling is the way to go for me

[@tanyasweatland9244]

what is indwelling

[@bobbi543]

@@tanyasweatland9244 - for a woman it is a catheter that is inserted into the urethra and you then add water to the balloon to fill it up , usually 10cc and then it will not come out of the urethra and then you will attach that to a connection tubing and then to a leg bag hat i then strap on to my leg, you will not have to worry about draining.. as you will be draining on your own, as it will just come out on its own. and when the leg bag is full you empty it.. indwellings are so useful especially if you know you will not have an accessible bathroom and not able to cath, as such as long drives and flights and so forth. concerts and dirty bathrooms ect.. any questions please feel free to ask...

[@peaceonearth351]

The worst place to go is like professional baseball games or football games. The bathrooms are disgusting with piss and beer all over the floor and I had to wheel through it.

[@allykaufman8463]

hahaha full time sitters lol. Im also part time chair user from an SCI and I love that. I have a inconspicuous little fanny pack that stays under my seat with sanitizer and cath supplies as well as some tools in case of a chair issue (Might be worth throwing in your bag). It also fits my phone/wallet and keys as needed. As a girl I can get away with having a little purse backpack on my chair, but never put anything valuable in there as someone could take it or go through it without me noticing.

[@Wheels2Walking]

Ah! i see you're a part of the sneaky bag gang. lol I personally like to keep my bag light because it's over my shoulder. keeping a few tools isn't a bad idea but I personally am not a huge fan simply because the weight.

[@allykaufman8463]

@@Wheels2Walking just two allen hex keys that fit the bolts on my chair... not too heavy at all. but my breaks are notorious for getting screwed up at inconvenient times.

[@Wheels2Walking]

You must have scissor breaks 😭

[@tanyasweatland9244]

@@Wheels2Walking well you just never know when your gonna need a tool to fix or tighten something on the chair and what are scissor breaks

[@saml4004]

I really like your channel, super informative! Thank you for building awareness around this, spinal cord injuries aren’t talked about enough. This might be a really stupid question, but can you feel your bladder to know when it’s time to cath or do you have to have a schedule of some sort?

[@jessybrunetCDBC.KPA-CTP]

Keep the vids coming. Love them.

[@Wheels2Walking]

New ones every Monday on Patreon and Wednesdays here on KZbin! Follow me on IG for even more content!

[@Francispyr]

Very inspiration I learned a lot from you for going out public I been concerned about a lot thing and dk what to do if going out, now I’m tolerating with a lot thing and know what I need before going now 😇

[@alantorres5459]

Your very inspiring man bless your soul man love you video even tho I just found channel glad I did man keep up the good work 👍🏼💯

[@chrislovett5578]

Mater I love all your vids being a wheelchair user found them great and super usual

[@jeanetteisrandom]

Do you ever go to events that won't let you take a bag at all, even if you say it's medical supplies? I've had that happen before and I never know what to do.

[@katiejean5879]

How much time do you spend out of your chair? I definitely do not spent enough time on my feet, but I’m so much quicker in my chair!

[@Wheels2Walking]

I spend almost all my time sitting, even if it’s not in my chair. I’m on my feet around the house, and when I know I’m going to a place where I can sit. Like going from my car to a coffee shop, or from my place to a friends which I know isn’t wheelchair accessible.

[@whiterosebabie]

How do you handle when places insist you show what’s in your bag? I assume (maybe wrongly) since you are open enough to make a video it doesn’t bother you? I’ve been in places, mostly movie theatres, that will insists on seeing what’s in my bag because they are afraid I’m going to sneak things in, or stores will because they insist I could be stealing. Most of the time when I tell them it’s equipment to help me with the bathroom and other issues related to my disability they drop it. I have a had a few insist and I’ve left rather than show them. It’s humiliating to me to have to pull out all my stuff to a complete stranger just to prove I’m not doing anything I shouldn’t. It feels like a violation. Maybe I’m just too sensitive! 🤷‍♀️

[@ryansenft3315]

You are NOT being too sensitive. Your bathroom care routine isn't a random stranger's business.

[@DriftLifePSN]

Dude man! Thanks i need those dude wipes. I was about to buy femine wipes. Lol

[@Wheels2Walking]

Ya dude. Dude wipes are LEGIT

[@WheelieGayJay]

I always carry a large backpack on the back of my wheelchair so I don’t have to keep changing bags for different places I go. However, it only has the minimum things I ever need. My rule is if it doesn’t fit in the front pocket or the external laptop pocket, then it doesn’t come with me anywhere. The mail pocket is for when I go out and do my errands. You can find a pic of my backpack on my instagram page DownUnderSkippy

[@corrancully5960]

I'm not in a wheelchair but since how I am I have a feeling I'm gonna have to know this

[@emilywarren3053]

Are you okay?

[@jasperordrup]

I'm so grateful that I don't need to use a catheter, especially because I was in risk that my back surgery could go that way. There are still a risk in the future, but you made a great video showing how you do it. Wouldn't it be easier sometimes to use a Foley catheter?

[@Wheels2Walking]

Sure it would be "easier" only have to change it every now and then, but to have a foley means you also have a bag of pee and a tube attached to your leg or your wheelchair.You'd have to take it out for sex every time and its better for your bladder in the longterm to go through the normal motions of filling and emptying. Thats why i choose to cath every time.

[@ybme2741]

What about Texas catheters?

[@Wheels2Walking]

@@ybme2741 what about them?

[@ybme2741]

Wheels2Walking wouldn’t they be easier to use ?

[@Wheels2Walking]

@@ybme2741 nope, you still have the same bag and tubes attached to your leg that are full of pee that you would have with a foley. you also STILL have to intermittently cath even if you are wearing a texas. super annoying :/

[@liamroday6465]

Great Video!! However I carry a mid-size waterproof backpack on my chair, pretty light wait, Amazon is a great place to shop..

[@georgecurtis6463]

T10 complete. I use catheters with an extra hose so i can pee in bottles or the toilet. As i cant feel if i need to pee i watch what i drink and can catheter about once every 5 to 6 hours. Use wipes so im good. I use a small back pack if going longer. Otherwise i use a fanny pack. Straps irritate the heck out of me. My numb zone gets fickle.

[@CrystalMouse1]

Have the catheter items been scarce during coronavirus? Do they require prescription? I have bladder issues and with my wheelchair might have trouble on planes but a self catch might help that

[@stuartsaunders563]

Great video man, awesome tips. How did you learn to drive with hand controls?

[@colbyjack6678]

I am 14 I have EDS. My joints dislocate all the time. Recently is been really hard to walk. Especially long distances. Any suggestions for me? Maybe a wheelchair or scooter or something? I also got a bag recently that I really like. It carries everything I need. Thanks for your videos. They make me happy 😃

[@Wheels2Walking]

I know a lot of people who have EDS and use a wheelchair part time or even full time. The HEDS folks have it a little harder for wheelchair use because of the hyper mobility

[@colbyjack6678]

Wheels2Walking Ya I am not sure what to do (I am hyper mobile)

[@GunnerThrash]

What bag is that?? I’m a new c7 quad and trying to figure everything out is fairly overwhelming. I’ve watched a lot of your vlogs, thanks for taking the time to create the channel!

[@VulcanOnWheels]

3:51 I wouldn't even consider going to such a place.

[@sidbrown1415]

Wouldn’t it be nice to have disabled loos not being Disabled and Unusable because of the stench of baby nappies etc. Urgggghhhhhh! And I love babies but double bag it ladies please. Hubby and I have been together 19 years, he deals with spinabifida uses a chair. I was able bodied but he broke me. Lifting wheelchairs into vehicles etc so now I have osteoartheritis now to deal with myself. I only understand now what I have done to him, wizzing him around supermarkets and busy places. If I am pushed fast in a supermarket I go dizzy and sick. I also used to use him as a shopping trolley, basket on the knee then pile up basket until he can’t see over and legs with little sensation in are hurting. Granddaughter does same to me with school bags, book bags and coats etc. My husband is amazing never complains just gets on with life. He has ordered your dude wipes, we didn’t know there was such a thing. Love your videos, look forward to the next ones. Dating may be a good topic, I’m sure you’ve had hilarious situations the same as us as a couple. First time I kissed my husband who was standing at the time, I didn’t realise that I couldn’t lean on him and kiss him. Obviously he fell over backwards into the oven and banged his head, he says it’s been downhill since then when I broke him!!! Dreams another good topic, I dream I am a dumpster diver, what’s that about? Can’t even see in one but I dream I’m in one and that I’m the getaway driver. Ha! Not even allowed to do it in UK. Take care! X

[@Wheels2Walking]

Reading this comment was such a wild ride lol! you and your husband sound hilarious. My girlfriend and i have our own stories that i'm sure will eventually end up here lol. what a strange dream to have but that made me laugh so hard.

[@ZackBlackwood97]

My wheelchair still has a full back with handles so I just wrap my bag around those. These are my essentials: Inhaler, deodorant, sanitizer, high visibility jacket if I'm going to work and my own toilet roll because no joke every public bathroom has the worst cheapest quality stuff. And lucky because when I went for my vaccine and used the bathroom, no toilet roll in there

[@Kez_abi]

I've watched a previous video and seen u have allergies do you also carry meds for that?

[@CarlosRodriguez-kc6yu]

Hey bro quick question on the catheter the only reason I carry a bigger bag is because I didn’t want to fold/roll the catheter but is that ok then I assume

[@Wheels2Walking]

yeah just as long as you don't bend so much that they crease you're fine.

[@motokimbo9916]

Great video bro!

[@Wheels2Walking]

Thanks Kim!

[@squallxgamer]

I use dude wipes as well. I love the pre lubed catheters.

[@jasongooden917]

One thing I did is a bought a bicycle basket and mounted it to the back of my wheelchair

[@irfand4]

Great. TY. Where do u keep your phone?

[@CutieRingoJoy]

Where I’m from even the multiple stalls will have one that is for wheelchair

[@williamcole7496]

I have a question. What have you done when you are in and airplane and need to empty your bladder? Are those bathrooms ADA accessible? I do not expect them to be. Do you have any advice?

[@Wheels2Walking]

i usually stop drinking about 2 hours before my flight and pee right before my plane boards. that usually last me a few hours longer than i normally would. in an emergency you can cath into a bag in your seat under a blanket. make yourself a little tent and try to be a sneaky as possible. I have also just learned that a few airlines in the US have aisle chairs on board to take you to the bathroom of you have to go! I have a "how to fly" video coming soon!

[@franzferdinand7703]

Hey, there are a lot of catheters ready to use. Check out Vapro from Hollister. The best ones :)

[@gustavoalainmorenocantu7408]

Get the hydrophilic (pre-lubricated) catheters so you don't have to carry extra lub and you can save space on your bag.

[@Wheels2Walking]

Tried but not a huge fan. Maybe I’ll have to try again 🤔

[@gustavoalainmorenocantu7408]

@@Wheels2Walking yeah man you should try them plus it will help you if you get UTI's

[@penguinsflytoo]

I do have to say that not all people need to use catheters with a sci. I am a L1 level and have full bladder and bowel control :)

[@Wheels2Walking]

Mad jealous of you! You struck gold my friend :)

[@peaceonearth351]

I'm also L1 incomplete. I don't have to use catheters because I can empty my bladder by pushing it out by tightening my abs like when one bears down during a bowel movement. Edit: My condition causes issues though since my bladder muscles are weak, I have accidents easily. I have accidents just from sneezing, coughing or any strenuous activity. That sucks for me but I get by when in public by using protective underwear.

[@crescentmoondesigns7515]

You remind me of the magazine editor from 13 going 30😁

[@ecologist_to_be]

I can't have an air fryer as toxic to parrots lol

[@Wheels2Walking]

OH NO! Why is that?! i have a pet. i hope he's ok

[@abbygillespie912]

I know this is late but parrots are much more delicate and sensative exspecially there respiratory system.

[@MPG-ub5ke]

Baby wipes is a good one too if you don't have dude wipes

[@jaymeerutherford336]

I’d love a link to one of those bags please

[@LK-fz7vr]

Im recently paralyzed.. have you ever tried using a Texas cath?

[@sheilamaina8870]

I like to watch your videos

[@MistaMin]

Dope vid!

[@marybuschbacher1883]

Is you kitchen adaptable

[@reebrown4365]

Best concept ever. Beat pregnancy bag videos lol.

[@koltonsmith141]

I keep a knife like 4 caths which are all in one caths which i love cause there really Sterile, and i also put anything u would carry in a pocket in my wheelchair bag that is attached to my chair. I am a 17 y/o t12 complete paraplegiccccc and i fuc**** love your videos and i also piss myself if i dont cath exactly when i an scedueld to, i cant feel when i need to and when i forget to do it its very embarrassing when in public 😤 i am getting a procedure done to help it tho

[@Wheels2Walking]

What kind of procedure!? iv'e had a few myself and my most recent was the absolute best!

[@koltonsmith141]

Wheels2Walking im getting botox injected into the muscles around my bladder so they dont spasm and force my bladder to leak im hopeing it works

[@koltonsmith141]

And also i was woundering if you are planing on like a workout video that would be really cool

[@Wheels2Walking]

@@koltonsmith141 awesome! i did that a few times, and the coaptite to bulk up the neck of the bladder. most recently i got an implant installed! best thing ever! no more leaks!

[@koltonsmith141]

Wheels2Walking ooh that sounds cool i will mention that to my mom thanks 😁

[@DwarfDragonwulf]

I don't think it's obnoxious to carry the things that you feel will make you more comfortable with you when you go out.

[@MarcusBlau]

great video and extremely interesting and also sensitive topic... just curious, but why you are using a catheder when you (still) can stand and do "your business" 😉

[@Wheels2Walking]

Well when you have a Spinal cord injury your ability to pee and poop are changed forever. doesn't matter if you're sitting or standing. the connection is still broken :/

[@dearcat722]

Honestly, I had the same question😅 Thanks for your additional explanation and sorry for my ignorance😂🤣 By the way, I like grapes flavor, hahaha, you are really funny, my God😆😆😆

[@Wheels2Walking]

@@dearcat722 hahahah grapes tastes like medicine 😆😬

[@reebrown4365]

How do I find out how this happened to him and old flashback videos I want to see in the beginning.

[@thekoo2011]

Ree Walker check out his UNTOLD STORY at Wheels2walking.com/subscribe he explains a lot.

[@kalanik9493]

What about for your bowel program? Don’t you need something for that too?

[@peaceonearth351]

Hopefully he BP will be at home and not on a night out.

[@MarcusBlau]

and i have to... best part 4:16

[@jayylad38]

Marcus B. nah, def 4:37

[@emilianogallwgos9949]

Im not disable but i get surgery like every year or 2 on my feet so i get disabled

[@sailingsportsandetc.2081]

Do you drive normally or hand controls

[@peaceonearth351]

Probably normally since he can use his feet.

[@sachajennings4878]

Does the catheter go into him?

[@peaceonearth351]

Yes.

[@anastaciagiobres2941]

What is a cathiter

[@peaceonearth351]

A catheter is like a straw made of rubber. One inserts into the pee hole and its pushed into the bladder to empty it.

[@hot_whelz]

I only put one thing in my bag my phone lol

[@Jackfitz595]

Ih I’m a big fan and I’m the same as you

[@karinrebnegger4329]

pee anxiety is real!

[@gjhfhjj9621]

Really I'm so confuse ohhh you can wolk

[@sergeypiligrim_sap2373]

включит субтитры!

[@barrettstarr96]

Phone and Walet only

[@StevieLee2114]

You sold me on the bag $11.66

[@lilithbelle2051]

Do you worry thieves might steal you bag off your wheelchair?

[@peaceonearth351]

It depends where you are but they'd never get anything of value because I hide my money really well.

[@julietalbot4299]

I’m in crutches

[@tanyasweatland9244]

so you can walk a little bit i know you said you can stand just wondering

[@hannahcabato898]

...smell like kiwi 😂😂

[@csome2]

Botox is what I use and cat too.

[@ibelieveyourlies1984]

No day walker it does not.

[@jvwphotography]

On the intro ( NOT TRYING TO BE A HATER HE’S AMAZING) doesn’t he look pale and GREEN-ISH

[@jasongooden917]

One thing I did is a bought a bicycle basket and mounted it to the back of my wheelchair