It's wild you can see it in Adam's eyes and facial expressions how much better he is doing now. It's a huge difference. So so happy for him.

The fact that Celina’s voice breaks and she trying to hold back her tears the whole time… my heart goes out to these two… the love in her eyes when she looks at him and the way Adam looks at her when she’s talking oh and when he said “it’s ok, you don’t have to feel bad for that (opening the water bottle)”

He legit looks like a brand new human. And his complexion! SO HAPPY FOR YOU GUYS!

This is what ", to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, until parted by death" means. You're a an amazing woman!

The healthier Adam becomes & is able to express his true self, the more I understand how he & Celina are connected

This is what "In sickness and in health" looks like. ❤❤❤

The sadness in his eyes is gone. im so happy for you guys

Having a brain injury has taught me so much! At the worst part of mine, it was like my brain and body were separate from who I actually am. I felt such a failure and betrayal when my brain missed my only niece's birthday. The shame and guilt was overwhelming. I had tried my hardest to remember. Put up postit notes, set reminders on my phone, had a friend call to remind me. And still, I missed it. I remember calling my mom sobbing. She could barely understand me. I told her everything is gone. Begged her to tell me who I am. I know exactly what you mean about not being suicidal but knowing you cannot live like this forever. And sometimes it does feel like it'll be like this forever. I began to understand people with dementia and alzheimers so much more. They're not just randomly getting so upset, emotional, or violent. Their brain is betraying them and it's running the show. If you can't trust your own brain, who can you trust. If you have someone around you who lies to you, it's hell with a TBI. Mine happened when I passed out at a wingstop. I don't remember much but I felt like I should go in the bathroom. A couple steps and boom, I hit the ground hard. When I came to, I had all these people around me standing over me. I panicked and just got to my car. Once in my car I realized I didn't know how to get home. But I used my GPS. After that it was like my entire life was on a giant etch a sketch. Every meal I had, face I saw, experience I had, smell I liked, places I'd been, people I met. Every single thing was on this etch a sketch. And when I went to sleep-somebody shook it once. I'd wake up with a little more gone each day. I was afraid to go to sleep not knowing what I'd lose next. But your brain NEEDS rest to heal. On the day I called my mom, I had nothing left. But my instincts said "she's safe". We weren't close but she was safe. She told me I'm kind, patient, good with old people and animals, I love to cook, I don't like spicy food or weird textures, my dog's name, my favorite color changes. It allowed me to sort of rebuild my identity.

Being a woman grew up with no positive male figures, it's so refreshing and sweet see how Adam despite being sick is able to be empathic to Celina and being able to understand her side about everything that has happened ❤

An invisible illness is so hard because unlike a broken leg, other people don’t see the injury. He looked perfectly fine but wasn’t. He was disabled and the disability spread to your relationships, your life. You heal and think you’re better but you’re not, now you have a set back from doing too much. It’s horrible. I’m so glad to see you laughing and talking TOGETHER! Celina you’re a strong person and this taught you both so much. I’m so sorry you had to deal with such a dark time. Glad to see you in the light!

I'm so glad to hear that Adam is back on the road to wellness! My husband had a horrible car accident in 2003 when he was hit head on by a drunk driver. It really changed our world in an instant so I do understand what you went through. My husband eventually got much better. He had to walk with a cane for the rest of his life but at least he got his quality of life back. I lost him to a heart attack in 2021. He was 68 years old. You guys are a lot younger than my husband and I so you have many more happy years to spend together. Adam and Celina, you're such a cute and sweet couple! Enjoy every second of your beautiful life together! ❤

I love this so much. Dr. Fong, Dr. Budohoski, Dr. Grande, all the Dr's and neurosurgeons there are absolutely incredible! Absolute miracle workers! I am so happy Adam was able to get into their program and that it was successful. I am so happy to see Adam doing so much better! You both are amazing people!

WHOOP WHOOP. ADAM IS AMAZING AND I LOVE WHEN HE IS IN YOUR VIDEOS.

The strength to stick with not only one another but to support each other like this is amazing. True love 100%

13:07 Adam says "but we're here now" followed by a smile...you two warm my heart ❤️

Adam is present here❤it’s so obvious in other videos how away he was but now he’s here. Aside from the podcast, and even then, this is the most he’s really talked to us ❤

The complete difference in his voice and tone and expressions is amazing. I’m so happy Adam is feeling better! You guys deserve the world

I'm so glad that Adam's feeling so much better! When you guys said that he was doing better in the podcast, I couldn't stop smiling. I'm so glad that he really is feeling mostly better, even if he's not at 100% like he used to be. I love you both, and Taylor, ofc. Thanks for all the smiles.

He has SO much patience for her 😅 Like he doesn’t even mind when she talks over him or tells *his* story *FOR* him while he’s trying to do it. Now THAT’S *true* love 💖💝

Hey! Hi! What's up!? Not an avid youtuber, & don't have tiktok... but I DO have manic depression & untreated adhd, am struggling with the recent, unexpected loss of my father, an unwell mother, & I just got hit with covid for the new year... Needless to say I needed some little distractions - so here we are I was going down some silly, spooky rabbithole the other day... Came for the sleepfarts & stayed for the ghost hunting & good energy. One of my favorite things so far has been your husband on the couch through many of your sleepwalking videos; so last night when I saw your video about Adam's injury, it hurt my heart as you spoke about him & the ordeal you've both been living through. I, too, have an Adam (really, my partners name is Adam) & couldn't imagine him in such a state. Today when I was looking for something to distract myself, I saw there was an update on you both! To tell you, I cried such happy tears for you strangers who feel like friends already! Please continue to take steps to heal your souls, hearts, minds, & enjoy every moment of your beautiful lives together 🥰 Somebody in Queens wishes you all the best this 2024. 💕 Mia (& Adam)

Hearing Adam being able to talk in a loud voice at the end of the video, seeing him be able to do simple things that aren't all that simple when you think about it (accessing words and thoughts is so difficult and takes so much power from our brains, but most of us don't even think twice about it, because most of us never have our brains struggle like that), hearing how he progressed since the last video... I'm not gunna lie. I cried. Especially at the fun banter at the end. The giggles, the happiness radiating off of the both of you, the way you both play so well into one another, it's easy to see that you are, in fact, true soulmates. I'm sending you guys all the good vibes I possibly can. People don't understand these things until they live it or see it. To many, this video will look like something simple. Hearing the progress he's made will sound, to a lot of people, like minimal strides, like nothing to celebrate. Screw that. Celebrate every victory, even if we see it as a small one or a large one! Brains are so fragile, considering that our entire beings rely on them. Every breath is worth celebrating, every movement, every sound, every word, every blink of one's eyes, all of it. Life is worth celebrating and I'm so overwhelmingly happy that the both of you get to celebrate something so priceless. 💙

Thank you for acknowledging how much invisible illnesses and disabilities impact the core of who you are and every interaction you have, especially with people closest to you. It's so hard to live with chronic illness. Especially when your chronic illness isn't well understood to begin with. It's nice to meetcha, Adam!

Holy crap….. We NEVER KNEW ADAM! He’s an entirely different person. It’s so sad to feel like he had an experience that ended up feeling like locked in syndrome, because of how sensitive his brain was. Thank God you put everything in the hands of the right people who were able to help him. You guys are a beautiful couple. Celina, you are strong as all hell girlfriend🎉. True Love right there ❤. I’m so proud of you both😊

Being someone who suffered a TBI and my husband getting super frustrated with me because I couldn’t do it all was hard. Here I am 10 years later and still have my battles, you guys are right it totally changes your outlook on life. It redirects your attention to what is needed and not so much on the superficial stuff. I have loved watching you guys journey.

“It’s crazy how simple things will make you happy after trauma like that.” -Adam As a fellow person with brain injury (stroke), 💯 this!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️

The pain is gone from Adam's eyes. His smile is genuine ❤

It is so cool to see Adam so clear, engaged, and bright. So happy for you!!!

Hi Celina and Adam, This will be a long post. First off, I just found your channel a month ago. Watching your video describing Adam's injury and struggles with day to day life hit me hard. Although I didn't have a brain injury, many of your struggles Adam I am living today and have lived with since 1989. I have been dealing with inflammatory poly Arthritis, chronic pain, heart issues, kidney issues, I am dealing with 4 syndromes. Anyone dealing with a syndrome knows there is no cure for the disease/syndrome you have. You try to learn to live with the symptoms best you can. To say it has been a long haul is an understatement. I'm a 61 year old proud card carrying Butch lesbian. To become a shut-in of sorts and not be able to do the every day activities is hard to handle.I have NEVER got to the end of the day and all of a sudden realized that nothing hurt on my body today. I have no idea what that feels like to not have a part of my body not hurt. It's like the pain now defines who I am, my story begins with I live with constant pain. It's difficult to not be able to have one health issue get cleared up, you have two new health issues pop up. It is exhausting. I haven't been able to sleep in a regular flat bed since 2013. I sleep in a old lazy boy chair, i'm always in a L position. There are times that I would love to be able to roll over on my side and stretch out, but I remember that I'm in my chair and can't. I know not getting more than a couple of hours of sleep a night isn't helping my health issues. I can't afford an adjustable bed so you deal with what you have. That is the thing about having these issues, you deal with them the best way you know how. I truly believe Celina and Adam having a loving partner stand with you and support you helped you to get where you are today health wise. The antidote to chaos and pain is love . I have not been partnered up since 2007, that is a long ass time to be alone. I'm still able to do some volunteering at my local Hospice but even that is becoming difficult to continue. I have now decided to look into MAID (Medical assistance in dying) Quality of life is not there, loneliness has crept in and quite frankly, I have had my fill dealing with the Ontario medical system BS. I know Celina you don't usually read your comments and this is an older post of yours. I apologize for the long post, I don't have a youtube channel and or a platform to voice my thoughts. I wanted to thank you for your videos, they make me laugh at 3 am when I'm in pain and can't sleep. I hope maybe someone will read this and some how reach out to you Celina to direct you to read this post. Hearing Adam is doing better is very inspiring and no one is more happier for you Adam then I. I hope your health continues to improve and that maybe one day you are at the 100% old Adam. If anyone knows Kallmekris let her know I want to thank her for introducing me to Celina, you two ladies make me proud to be Canadian. Love Kim Antoine

It crazy how he looks at Celina with so much love and they talk with so so much patient with each other and with this heavy issue. I love them so much for so many reasons, one of them is that they love each other no matter the argument or the hard time they have, I admire them for that

You can tell he’s better by the look in his eyes when he asked for “Help!” at the end there 🤣❤️❤️

16:44 Adam is 100% right here - the best kind of people are the ones who have suffered most because they became spiritually enlightened ❤ through their experiences and through their pain - the ones who have endured the most and came out of it better are always the best kind of people ❤

As the mom of a TBI person, thanks for shining a light on this condition. My son's damage should have been much more apparent than yours, open head trauma/ closed head trauma, but brain damage is brain damage, available rehap improvements aside. Please don't ever think you're 100% because this type of injury has an ugly habit of throwing kinks in at odd times. My son was injured in 1984, and things come up to this day. I love you guys because you never shy away from the hard topics but continue to maintain you awesome sense of humor. I want to adopt you as my grandchildren!

I just want to point out through out the whole video you can see Adam looking at Celina full of love for her. It's amazing to see.

Adam it was a true delight to meet you! The candle is still burning in my home for you both. I’m loving seeing this answered prayer! Thank you for introducing your husband to us Celina! Bright blessings and love ❤️

The moment with George the pimple, I see a tiiiiiny window into their love, and I see how hard this has been on them but I'm beyond inspired by Adam and Celina, their relationship and how they make each other better people.

My husband had a metal toolbox dropped on his head out of the cockpit of a c130. That started an onset “the beginning of the end” then his best buddy commit suicide & coupled with his combat PTSD. We too struggled immensely with people talking to me about my husband “lacking motivation” or saying “why not” - it got to a point where we just cut out people as self preservation. I was so protective of him as well. I know the trauma Cecelia felt as she stares off recalling those dark times. My heart knows your experience. I have so much love for y’all and am so happy for the update.

Seen Adam smiling, in a relaxed posture, speaking fluently is like getting to see a younger version of him but back to real time which is today. Celina, you pulled through and now both get to enjoy a happy life kinda back to normal. Blessings and good vibes your way.

As someone who had a double skull fracture,the 2nd one from a bad car accident,I've accepted I can't be who I was before the accident,but I'm okay with who I am now. I'm so happy for you Adam and how far you've come in the recovery process..Sending you both Lots of love❤

*THAT* smile towards Adam proves how much she loves him. He's a gent!!!!

This hit home for me because I have a bad spine from a car accident and child birth & a botched epidural and I started doing very low impact work outs like yoga and easy stuff I learned in my gymnastic days stretching and conditioning and I lost 50 pounds and was mentally and physically the best I could be even though I was still in chronic pain it gave me hope that maybe strengthening anything I could would allow me to have some quality of life and then one day my low back started to hurt so bad I couldn't stand up long and started have to spend more and more time in bed and losing more and more independence and losing all quality of life. I'm bedbound and can't even get my insurance to pay for an mri when I can't even wipe myself or shower or move without help and they expect me to go do therapy I can not do again ...so I have to be in my bed 24/7 and watching each day pass with no improvement because I need surgery and medication for pain that no one wants to prescribe because I'm "too young". I'm 37. I've been in chronic pain since age 14 and it's gotten so bad that I've literally planned my unaliving every way possible but I somehow have to keep going and have faith that God's got His reasons and timing. I just wish to be independent so badly so I can enjoy time with my son and be able to spend time with and eventually care for my parents. I'm glad he's better! ❤ I pray I can get out of this time and into a better chapter in life where I can look back on it and just be grateful i made it out and proud of myself for being so strong.❤

Chronic pain can put you in such a depression, going to bed in pain and waking up in pain can put you in such a dark place. I'm so glad you were able to find some relief and escape the bonds and chains of pain.

I can see in Adams eyes that he is “There”. :) I cried happy tears. I’m so happy you have your Adam back Celina. Not all of us have a Happy Ending. You guys deserve it. Much love ❤️

He’s so different to what I’ve always known him to be. It’s incredible to see him so bright, witty and with a personality just as big as yours ❤

Wow, as someone who went through a lot as a kid, Adam summed up the benefits of “going through tragedy” in a way I never could. I have never heard it put into words the way he articulated. It sounds strange to say there are benefits of tragedy, but there can be. Celina, you’re right, he is wicked smart.

I remember when my boyfriend got in a head trauma accident, he wasn’t himself for months. It’s scary as hell, and I’m glad you guys made it through 5 years.

Celina, Adam, so happy for both of you and your laughter and love towards each other throughout the years I’ve watched you, and I’m so happy we can see you guys in an even happier and healthier version. So happy for you guys!!!!❤

"I don't want to go through Life without some sort of tragedy." Spot. On. I recently held my 8 year old as they sobbed and said "it feels like half my heart is gone," after they lost their very favorite stuffy. I cried and said "we truly appreciate light when we know darkness." Thank you for sharing. Thank you for being real. Its refreshing to see creators sharing the pimples, farts and brain injuries and not just the super polished, filtered stuff.

Concussion Syndrome can take years to resolve. My friend has been suffering w/ it for over a year now. She has started to find relief with marijuana. So glad Adam is on the mend!

SO SO HAPPY YOU MADE THIS VIDEO! ADAM LOOKS FULL OF LIFE FOR REAL AND I CAN TELL YOU ARE SO PROUD OF HIM! WE ARE ALL PROUD OF HIM AND YOU TOO FOR GETTING WHERE YOU ARE TODAY! CHEERS!!! 🎉

as someone who lives with constant chemical imbalance in my brain and ALSO got diagnosed with ME/CFS as late as February this year (2023) and I'm not even 30 yet... I can vouch for our neurological parts being a *damn* mystery... It is so painful to not feel fully yourself or in full control of your own body and health... I feel for the both of you and I am beyond happy for the both of you, about this amazing progress! What a fighter spirit you guys have! An inspiration to others who might struggle too... I wish more people had the courage you guys have had, to share stuff like this. To remind people, we're only human, and it's okay to not always be okay. Much much love to you all ❤❤

Talk about the wedding vows, sickness and health! You were put through the test of what love really is! It's not just a feeling, it's how you deal with the situation. I'm not subscribed to you, I just ran across your video! What a testimony of strength and patience and love you have for each other😭!

I've got autoimmune issues out the wazoo, and I remember being in that position of not wanting to live a life where I couldn't make it down the block to walk my dog. Lost all my hobbies of outdoor sports, gardening, everything like that because my mobility was so limited and it caused me so much pain. When I started infusion immunosuppressants my whole life changed, all the sudden I could mow my lawn and I freaking loved it. Things aren't perfect, I still deal with chronic pain and nerve and muscle and joint stuff, but I at least feel more capable of moving through it and whatever comes in the future because I know I got through a point in my life where I was basically bedridden in my 20s. So so happy for you two ❤

I’m so appreciative that y’all shared this video. Not only did I get to know Adam…. I feel like I got to know Celina on a different level. Much love light and good vibes 💜

I am here from watching your “funny sleep walking” videos, then I watched your first video about the concussion and I cried cried cried. That helpless feeling when the person you love is recovering from a brain injury/concussion is horrible. My husband was in a car accident and had a concussion with less severe impacts, but it was so difficult to see him like that. To look to the person who helps me make life decisions…. And not have him. I remember crying while i hugged him….crying all night in bed… and he didn’t even process it. It was so hard… 😢. For him it’s even harder… and he felt so inhibited for so long…. So much less like himself and had so much trouble sleeping. Y’all have been through even more. My husband is so much better now, and I’m glad to see your husband getting better too.

One of my sons has a traumatic brain injury and an awesome dr explained that your brain injury never actually heals. You can be better, but one day down the road it can just pop back in! A study he showed me suggested CbD oil actually heals TBI and after a week of using the oil my son had massive improvement!

It’s so amazing to be able to see Adam speak clearly and laugh with you❤I’m so happy for you guys I’ve been following this journey for the past few years and have seen how much you’ve been struggling. Wishing you guys nothing but the best 😊

I seriously noticed the difference RIGHT AWAY! I put on the video to fold laundry while I listen, I wasn’t looking but when I heard Adam talking so well,I looked immediately! his voice was strong! And spoke so confidently! I’m so so happy you guys got through this! Sending allllll the love!

"bloom where you're planted" and "without the bitter the sweet isn't as sweet" are my two life motos since my brain injury, I know what you mean Adam. Adam looks like a new guy, he sounds great and it's so awesome to see him so much more animated. I have epilepsy and I really feel what you're saying. People always say "well you don't look disabled" but it's like thanks bud, I still can't go to the movies, spend extended periods of time under florescent lights, eat certain foods or smell certain smells or my brain electrocutes itself. But at least I don't look disabled? If I'm ever in the position financially, I will definitely be starting a not for profit for others struggling to get the help they need with their brain injury journey.

This was so cool to watch. I had a head injury (I've had two, one TBI) in 2021 and I experienced the cognitive struggles of finding words and feeling over stimulated. I was in a mountain biking accident. I think it also changed my personality! It really is a hidden disease that the world has no idea unless you've experienced it yourself. And for your loved ones it's also so freaken hard. I found this video very validating. Plus I love your faces. You're definitely people I would hang out with 😅. Anyway so happy for you both and you deserve the best.

I’m so happy seeing Adam’s recovery. I love this so much.

I love that Adam sees the gift in this. You either go through something like this and come out better or bitter.

Not all tragedies end well…I lost my husband when I was 38, but It’s wonderful to see that you are both rising like phenixes out of the ashes. ❤

We love the glimpses of Adam in your videos, your banter together is just... Goals. It's so good to see him starting to feel so much better, starting to reap the benefits of all the hard work he put into getting diagnosed and treated. Head injuries are no joke. It's so scary how you go from feeling fine to suddenly puking or passing out or are rushed to the ER for treatment. Then the lasting effects of TBIs, both physically and mentally. Ya'll fought hard and suported each other through it and Adam, you look so much brighter and comfortable now. It's so hard to adjust to chronic illness but you did and are continuing to do so and it takes a lot of determination to do that. So keep going. Ya'll are amazing ppl and show how much support is so very needed in recovery.

We’ve always been in love with Adam because he is a part other & you can’t have Celine without Adam & vice versa. Stay real we love you guys ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Awww I remember the video you made saying Adam was going away for awhile for treatment and seeing this now makes me so happy! I love Adams energy and presence in your videos so I can’t wait for upcoming content. So happy for you Adam and Celina!

My dad fell off a ladder and had a tbi a few years before he died and it changed him so much, it was really hard on this man that was always such a superman who could do everything and then suddenly couldn't. It was hard to watch him go through that. A few years later he had an aneurysm and ended up in the hospital for a week, but ultimately lost his battle at 66. He will always be my super hero though, even with the tbi he was the most amazing man I have ever known! I was so lucky to have had him as my dad! I'm so glad that Adam is doing so much better!

it’s so nice to hear Adam talk and be with us, so happy for you guys

The way this video made me cry. It’s so refreshing to see the genuine love in both of their eyes. The genuine care and gratitude. The way Celina and Adam love each other is oh so precious, it’s something I want to find. I’m so happy Adam is doing so much better, I really am

It is crazy how much I relate to Adam’s experience. The last 2 years have been almost exactly like that for me. And the frustrating thing is no Dr can tell me why.. I’m sure my partner relates so much to Celina. But I am recovering and becoming myself more and more every day.. and when I have set backs it’s just a reminder that I have to change things and I can’t give up.. thank you both so much for sharing this 😭🖤 it truly gives me hope

Wow! I've been recovering from a head injury for over 10 years - this difference is phenomenal! He seems like a "new" person to the viewers

This video is so special, and I really appreciate how you opened up and shared this. It also hammers on me how injuries hurt and impact more than the injured. The families are affected tons!

I remember sitting and immediately watching that video once I got the notification. That was one of the videos where I said WOAH! My husband had a traumatic brain injury, and a spinal cord injury. It happened while I was pregnant with his son. Our son will be 8 in 3 days and my husband is still very much injured 8 & 1/2 years later. Our marriage was very rocky for a while there. I could only imagine the conversations you've both had to have. Thank you for this COMPLETELY AWESOME UPDATE!!! Y'ALL HAVE B BEEN IN OR PRAYERS FOR SO MANY YEARS THAT I DON'T THINK WE WILL STOP BECAUSE (ooops) our son says, and watch over spooky boo & Spooky Adam LMBO. He's silly. But My husband sends Adam positive energy and great vibes! We love you guys.❤

I’m not even a crier but I did start tearing up because Adam has made it so far and I’m so happy him and Celina have each other back again. Okay, it’s more than tearing up now. Congratulations 🎈 🖤 🪴

Adam, good to know that Celina's best support and frequent head shaking, eye roller witness to her antics is feeling yourself again. I knew you would get just by the T-shirt collection you've graced us with. Happy for you Celina. Your yin got it's yang back.☯

I’m so excited to have this update and to hear things are doing so well! ❤ As a fellow brain injury survivor (little over 13 years out), it can be really validating and reassuring to hear other people have gone through similar struggles and situations. So thank you guys for always being so open. As you mentioned, unless you’ve been through what we have, you can’t imagine what it’s like. The first few years, it can feel like you’re trapped somewhere in a foggy prison of your own mind. I totally understand what Adam means when he says never being 100% but also not really knowing what 100% would be at this point anyway. My brain injury support group calls it the new normal, and I still continue to make progress even now. I was only 11 years old when I got hurt, so now at 25, things are going to be way different than back then. I’ve also never been suicidal, but when things were at their worst, I found myself saying it would’ve been so much easier if I had never woken up from my coma. That said, several years ago (probably my 4-5 year mark) I came to the same conclusion as Adam, that my life was meant to change in a drastic way. And while I don’t wish it upon even my worst enemy, if I could go back to change it all, I wouldn’t. I’m a better, “softer” person because of what I’ve been through. The amount of things we take for granted until it’s gone is inconceivable. For me, a traumatic brain injury meant learning how to walk, talk, read, write, eat, and be a person again. I had a good 3-4 years that I didn’t have genuine emotions. I mirrored others’ emotions because I knew I was supposed to feel them, but didn’t. So when my emotions all came back in the height of high school, I had to go to therapy to learn how to cope with them. (Weird to think about that being a learned behavior. And if you spend years not using that skill, like a foreign language, you lose it.) But here we are today! Wow, this message is getting super long…. All that to be said, thank you for sharing, I’m so grad Adam is doing better, and that your relationship is in a much better place than it has been in years! Much love ❤.

I was watching before Adam had his accident, and you can definitely tell that he is more like his old self than he has been in a very long time. You can see the light, the life in his eyes. It beautiful. I'm so happy for both of them. I'm happy Celina stood by him. Not all of us were as lucky in that sense. So, congratulations, and it's great to see both of you being so happy and healthy! ❤

So glad he is recovering!! I had a gardening accident that resulted in a traumatic brain injury last year on a saturday. I also kept working and doing all the things and had to go to the ER on Monday. It's a long struggle and I totally get the fear of reinjury. One thing I've learned though, as mental therapy was required by my team, that you can't beat yourself up on the "well maybe it wouldn't have been so bad had I...." the frustration of not meeting my own expectations has been the worst. Also as a single working person it's been infuriating! So much to do, so many bills and being a nurse has not helped. You would think it would, but we are stubborn people 😂. It's definitely crazy how you can be "fine" and then boom! One step forward and two steps back! He definitely explains it well and I'm sorry it happened but it's nice to hear I'm not crazy (the docs tell me, but ya know). Sorry, didn't mean to go off. Much love to you guys!!

This entire video gave me chills. Congratulations Adam, on feeling better❤ this video truly initiated some hope that I had lost in my own life. It’s so hard to feel like “it will get better” when all you have to live for is the present moment, as you guys said. & it just makes me feel so VALIDATED that I’m not the only one who feels that way. When I think that, I think I’m being negative & possibly manifesting my life to forever stay the way that it is. It’s nice to hear that even you two have felt those feelings & it’s amazing to see you guys on the other side of the hill. Here’s to healing 💕

Glad your talking about this, so many of us dealing & healing from brain injuries that are invisible to everyone else alone and its great to hear about your experiences. People don't always realize how long healing can take. I'm in the country too and new to acreage life. I fell off my horse and had bad concussion twice in a year and people just assumed after a few months I would be all ok but after having a second accident I still feel healing going on 2 years on. Its great to hear your perspective and Im really happy you guys are thriving.

My thyroid stopped working when I was 26 years old. I was so sick for about 2 years. I understood this video so deeply it hit my soul. Obviously a head injury and thryroid is two completely different things but being sick and miserable is the same. So glad to see him feeling better. Love you guys.

The world tells us we have to push, push, push, and work through the pain. But all we are doing is hurting ourselves. And after I got injured, it felt like no one cares unless it happens to them. I'm glad y'all are in a better place. Much love to you and the animals ❤❤❤

It’s so good to see the growth and change over time for Adam. We have all been here watching, waiting, hoping.. this brought tears to my eyes and a smile to my face to see how far he’s come. I’m happy and thankful for you that he had improved so much.

As someone who has had a TBI, not as severe as Adams thank God, I’m so glad he’s on the mend. He’s gotten quality of life back. Selena thinking constantly that she’s going to lose him must have been so painful and traumatic. I hope you both go through some therapy and get past this trauma.

One of my absolute favorite things about you Celina is the depth of sincerity and love and kindness you have for people when you really become vulnerable and open about some of the more serious stuff in your life. My emotions were all over the place throughout this entire video but by the end I was nothing but smiles because of the happiness and positivity the two of you exude over, not just all that you have battled and triumphed to get to this point, but for the ongoing journey that's to always to come. I'm so glad Adam is better, still getting better with each new day, and I cannot wait to see more of him in your videos and the light that he'll bring to your adventures. LET'S GO FAM!

I’ve never been so early! We love you guys! So happy for you!💕 As a daughter whose dad had a neurological issue(stroke) and everything went back to completely normal, I am so happy to see Adam healthy!

This video made me so so happy! Welcome back Adam! The content with the both of you is my favorite!!! Continue shining bright! Thank you for sharing your lives with us!

I feel all of this video so hard. I am a TBI survivor and it is a very long hard journey and I am so so happy for you guys. It is absolutely wonderful that Adam is doing so well. You guys deserve the world ❤

I saw the video title and I started bawling already. I’m so happy for you, Adam. Congratulations on your recovery.

I didn't read the title first and when he came on screen I audibly said "Oooh! He is GLOWING!" Like he looks sooo goooooood! It's wild how him feeling better is just radiating out of him now. Love yall bunches, hope everything continues to improve 💜💜💜

For some reason, a couple yrs ago your initial video on your situation popped onto my feed and that was my first intro to your channel! I could just feel the heartbreak you were going through even though it was just through a screen, and your guys story has stayed with me. In fact, a couple of days ago I was in the shower and it popped into my head and I said a prayer for you both and wondered how things were going, then I got on YT tonight and saw this, and I can't tell you how big my smile was!😄 I'm going on a decade of not really "living." My story also began with a TBI. Though quite different from yours, I can SO relate to so many of the things you said. Tonight was rough and this truly made my night to hear that you're coming out the other side. It gives me hope that maybe I will too. I can definitely relate to what you said about these experiences changing how we think. I've reached a place spiritually/emotionally that I wouldn't have gotten to in a thousand yrs without going through what I went through, and I am grateful for that. I hope everyday only gets better for you both and you'll continue to be in my prayers!!❤❤❤

Thank you for sharing your story. I am sitting here sobbing because it is the most validation I've ever received comparing it to my own TBI journey. So glad you're feeling like yourself again!

I couldn’t imagine what you and Adam went through the past five years and I know this video isn’t even a small glimpse into it. What I do know is that I’m extremely proud of Adam and the work that he has put in to get to where he is today. I know it wasn’t easy but he did it. I am so glad that he didn’t have to do it alone either. This marriage is the true definition of “in sickness and in health”. Celina & Adam I am so glad that the two of you have each other. The true definition of love, respect and admiration for each other is something truly special. Adam I look forward to hopefully see you in more videos. You are two extraordinarily special human beings.

Oh my goodness. First let me say I had no clue about Adam’s injury and I am so happy that he is getting better and has come a long way. Second, the moment Celina mentioned the lid on the water bottle the look on her face brought me to tears. Seeing the look on her face remembering that moment was heartbreaking. ❤

I absolutely love that you put this out there. I am 7 years post encephalitis. I relate to it all and nobody except brain injury survivors can understand what it’s like. It’s helpful for survivors and caretakers to know other’s experiences. My life is forever changed and it’s true… you aren’t who you use to be. So thank you for sharing! Also, happy thanksgiving 🦃❄️ Yinz are hysterical

I LOVE this so much. I just bindged all you stuff this year, and he has been on my mind alot!!! I've always heard that if your not happy, then Gods not done yet. Take that how you want. You can see his personality shining again. And having your person back is giving you renewal in your energy as well!! Yall get the chance to find this new love, date and get married all over again to the love of your life! Cherish this gift. It may not be a "blessing" but the chance to fall in love with your husband again is just amazing!

We love you Celina boo! I’m so happy :)

CELINA THIS IS GREAT, IM SO PROUD OF YOU ALL!!!!!!! I cried watching this, i'm so glad he recovered

The energy between you is so beautiful and inspiring. I'm beyond thrilled by Adam's recovery. Big hugs.

Omg I’m literally crying and I’m 30 seconds in. He looks sooooo much better ❤ I respect the commitment you two have for eachother! Much love to you both! ❤

I'm just some internet stranger who has only been here a few months. But I am so happy for you both! And I wish you both continue to heal while growing stronger. May your love only deepen. If by chance you happen to read this I hope you both will accept virtual hugs from an internet stranger 🤗🤗🤗🤗 Edit: I was put into a medically induced coma for six weeks. (Long story) But now I'm GRATEFUL for absolutely everything. Even the pillow under my head. I imagine that is part of the way you both must feel.