Video on a deaf youtuber, doesn't caption it. Doesn't allow the community to add CC. Smh

I'm so grateful for Jessica, her videos have helped me enormously with coming to terms with my own disability. She's bloody amazing, and I genuinely pity the negative people in the comments.

I love Jessica! But I’m a bit sad that they didn’t manage to have proper subtitles for a video about disabilities.

I'm shocked that Sky News is actually experimenting with responsible journalism. Keep it up!

I’m an able-bodied person. I don’t have any disability or diagnosis of physical ailments. I am also subscribed to Jessica and love her content, because she is genuinely a great person. The things I learn from her about disabled life and lgbtq-side of things, I take as a valuable learning opportunity. A couple years back, I might have grown uncomfortable in the presence of someone with a disability, just because I didn’t know what to expect or how to react. I treasure opportunities to become more open minded about things, to see through someone else’s eyes. And maybe I’m now a slightly more open minded person, thanks to it. I have still a lot to learn from a variety of things, but I generally try to not bash anything out of first reaction and think it through, at least. Jessica brought up many important subjects, here :)

I would love to watch Jessica narrate a documentary about vintage beauty and fashion because her pin curls are ON POINT.

The world is a better place for having Jessica in it. Her videos are both supportive and informative and this interview was great; she's such a calming influence.

2 years alone in a dark hospital room makes social isolation for a couple of months seem really easy...

+Chronic migränes and blind in her left eye untop of all this. Shame on any person whom gave her grief online.

I really think Jessica needs to be nominated for woman of the year! She’s brilliant.

"Consider with kindness" Real life Disney princess💙💙💙💙

There are so many ways Sky could have made this better: showing the translator, including links to sites that support the disorders she describes, link to Jessica’s channel. I’m 70, live in the US, and I’m a huge fan of Jessica’s channel.

I watch Jessica’s videos, shes taught me to be kinder to myself. I have an invisible disability and at times I forget that I need to apply exceptions for my own health. Jessica made me feel like it was ok to give myself that space.

She is just such a level-headed, sensible person. It's sad that it's so rare to hear someone open their mouth and just say true, common-sense things about life.

Jessica was honestly the thing that got me out of my 2 year depression when I became disabled and eventually got diagnosed with ME.

Jessica is a wonderful person, and this was such a nice message

No links to Jessica's social media accounts in the description but 7 links to sky news. Hm Disappointing. Boo to the social media worker but good interviewer.

Love this! It's so nice to see someone pushing positive disability representation. Finding Jessica has helped my transition into disability more positive where it might have been horribly depressing :)

Jessica's videos give me so much strength as a disabled person. She has such an important point of view and finding her has greatly improved my confidence. Love her and what she does for our community!

She is such a charming and beautiful woman

Watching Jessica right now to distract myself from the tremendous pain right now 10 days out from a twelve hour brain surgery. She is perkiest-person-ever, who has daily struggles with pain or difficulties. Thanks Jessica💕🌿🤕

Jessica is literally a God 🥰

It's kind of ironic that there's no CC on this video

Jessica is the person who inspired me to study sign lenguage, I'm a nursing student and I want to be able to talk to all my patients, including people with hearing loss

Jessica has such a fantastic outlook on the world, it's certainly made me have a kinder approach. It really is important to have conversations like these.

who else came from jessicas community tab ? ps love that Jessica is so minority but still loves her self

“Not being disabled enough”🤦‍♂️ some people need to practice the art of “keep your crazy to yourself” 🙂 stay a legend Jessica 🙂🎉

“Cool mutant” makes me incredibly happy

She’s very eloquent, glad I found her channel she’s a great person ☺️

This is such s nice interview with Jessica! Her message of kindness and positivity is so important and needed in this world today! Love her videos!

This interviewer did a great job letting Jessica speak! She has so much wisdom to share!

I have never seen her NOT smile !

Jessica is the sun on a stormy day!

She's the definition of lovely.

Should have captioned the video and included a view of the sign supporter 🤷

I have an invisible illness and I love her took on it. Having it is hard. Some days I look normal and an hour later I am in bed not being able to move. Its hard to deal with internally let alone with the outside world.

I’m really greatful for ppl like Jessica, the message she spreads is so empowering😊

I'm really surprised but pleased to see Sky news show Jessica and her story! Yay for disgaybled! X

I was also very isolated and felt very guilty about my disorders. When I found Jessica’s channel I was really down. She’s helped me immensely.

I very rarely tear up on just a video. When she talked about how the internet gave her the opportunity to connect because she can't leave the house, I thought that's exactly what I have. I grew up on the internet because I am constantly fatigued from a mild mental disability. After school I didn't have the energy to go play outside, my limit for the whole day is about 3 hours, that's pushing it. The internet is such a magnificent tool for the disabled community.

Jessica is a wonderful person who has helped me cope with illness in a gentle and accepting way. I don't know where I'd be without her

I'm not disabled,but I like to watch her videos.

I’m not disabled but I do have chronic pain. And honestly she has helped me and she has helped me to not be so judgemental about other people who do not have a visible disability. I used to be the person that would roll my eyes and said they had it better and she has definitely educated me on kindness and acceptance. I’m A better person

Jessica's videos have seriously helped me during my long diagnosis process it's been difficult but her videos have really been a light!!!!

Her personality’s seriously so sweet, she just radiates positivity

the fact that this video isnt captioned is slightly frustratingly ironic

I love Jessie. Also this interviewer is great. What great questions. And he really listens.

What a quality interviewer. If I still wanted to be a journalist he would be someone whose style I aspired to.

This is such a fab video. Jessica has really helped me as I got worse with my conditions, just knowing there's more people like me out there, is so nice. Her positivity has really helped

I’m so happy Jessica is getting a bigger platform❤️❤️x

"It's just my life" is something I say a lot in reference to my own disability. Everyone's got their own challenges, mine just get a fancy label.

I got 12 minutes in before I realized she's British. Not until she mentioned the British public statistic and my brain went "oh! She's British!" I didn't hear the accent, due to saturating myself with said accent through other media. Also I've got a hidden disease and can relate to the minority she talks about.

Dude... Captions? Where? come on

The interview was wonderful, but what's up with the camerawork and random text?

Finding Jessica's videos has helped me so much to accept anf work witb my own disability. Her existence means that I too can aspire to a wife and a commitment to style while being disabled. I love her energy and am happy that it was shared here with more people.

"Have courage and be Kind" - Cinderella remake. that literally sums up jessicas point of view on the world. kindness is what needs to be taught. people need to understand that just because its not seen doesn't mean its not there.

Damn and I thought my chronic pain and other diagnosed problems were bad. She seems like she still is able to live some sort of a life. Kudos.

This interview is so well done. I love watching Jessica's yt channel. She is so good at speaking simply about her disabilities and how they impact her life and spreading awareness. Also just like watching her just be herself on her good and not so good days ♡

What a very elegant and eloquent woman.

I love Jessica’s channel and I really appreciate the interviewers genuine interest and good questions

Jessica's videos have had such a drastic positive impact on my life. I don't remember how I stumbled upon them but I promise that she will bring so much joy and hope and just a sense of friendship to anyone who subscribes to her channel

This is such a well-done interview, stayed engaged through the whole thing, well done to the interviewer and interviewee!

Jessica just seems like the happiest fluffy bundle of love to be around 💜 I don't know how she seems so positive all the time. So smiley 😍

Jessica is so inspirational. She’s been through so much and she’s done beautifully by being able to speak out.

My god she's amazing. What a great presenter too :)

This is a lovely interview with a very sympathetic interviewer. Good job, Sky!

Jessica is always smiling, happy and kind. I just adore her 💜

I clicked because she looked, so.... fake, in a good way tho. She looks like a literal doll oh my goodness. She looks so flawless.

Probably one the best KZfaq videos I've ever watched. Really excellent rapport between Jessica and Niall. I'm a big fan of Jessica's videos (and Jessica as a person to be honest ^_^ haha) and they've helped me massively as a fellow disabled person in the LGBTQ+ community.

Jessica is awesome, I love her and her content. She's a light. ❤️

Yeah the alcohol peer pressure is real, good thing I can pretend it's a religious thing. For some illogical reason they can understand that over other reasons. Oddly enough nobody has ever tried to convert me, that wasn't a priest.

Jessica is an mood! I love her so much. Edit:Claudia is awesome as well!

I love Jessica, her channel is such a light to my life & I try to let her know how valued she is. I have degenerative disc disease & arthritis & I've had spinal surgery.. Her videos are amazing to me. I'm her age & I almost feel like she's a role model in some ways but I wouldn't want to put that pressure on her. It's just.. She has helped me truly keep positivity in my life.

Can’t remember how I found Jessica’s channel but shes so funny and her and her wife ( -Claudia?) are hilarious together. I have some deaf friends and friends with other disabilities and her videos are educational in a way that they like too. Especially using certain words like “disabled” and not hushing the word because it makes people feel uncomfortable.

She smiles so much! She's beautiful. I have MS and she's such an inspiration.

I love Jessica, she's so positive and so informative while being so nice and so kind.

This video was wonderful! I love Jessica and the fact that she got to speak out about what's close to her heart. This interviewer also was excellent.

I love Jessica! Her KZfaq has been incredibly informative and helpful for me when dealing with my own chronic illness/disability, and she has such great educational material on deafness and a bunch of other topics

Jessica is such an amazing person😊💕

Jessica is one of my favourite youtubers ❤️ I love her videos and the positive message she spreads!

Jessica is and amazing human being and any Negative Nancy's out there can shove it!!

This was a fantastic video! Very interesting questions and such wonderful and honest answers Love Jessica :)

Jessica’s so lovely and eloquent and the interviewer was so great too!

Jessica has had such an amazing impact on my life. The biggest one is not being afraid of the word disabled and understanding that it's a word that allows other people to understand me better. When I'm having a horrible day with my chronic pain I watch her, when I'm sick of explaining myself to other people I send them her videos. Shes an amazing person and I'm so happy shes getting this kind of recognition.

What a lovely interview. Well done.

Honestly, Jessica has taught me to be more kind to myself. That it's ok to not be ok sometimes or even all the time. ^_^

I feel this. I live with Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (among other things), and I get regularly accused of lying about being disabled to make my GCSEs easier. My conditions fluctuate, I have better days and worse days, but I don't LOOK disabled. I'm always in pain, though - and I'm always HORRIFICALLY exhausted. It doesn't end, only my ability to cope changes. I'd rather people asked about me TO me instead of talking behind my back and making up their own narratives.

Jessica is so wonderful and has a positive message to share with all.

Jessica is amazing, she has really helped me to come to terms with my own disabilities

I love Jessica. I first subscribed to her because of how sincere and eloquent she was, she was just so nice to listen while doing errands to chores. And i learned so much from her.

I love her. So intelligent and she does always lead with kindness and enjoying life ❤ Her youtube videos etc and presence educates people properly about all the things she deals with, because it's always in conjunction with who she is as a person and her interests - aka she's a real human being who exists and is kind and accepting and loves all these beautiful things and just happens to have various disabilities at the same time. She shows what it's really like to live with disabilities because she's also a real full person who lives her life fully. She's a beautiful person, inside and out ❤

She"s even more articulate than in her KZfaq videos! I have such respect for Jessica.

I thought I had it tough. I've been battling chronic pain for eleven years. I have problems with my lumbar spine and have had three spinal fusions. But what Jessica lives with every day makes my experience pale in comparison. I wish her all the good luck and happy thoughts in the world!

Jessica is so amazing and is such a net plus, not only to the internet but to the world. She's charming, has interesting perspectives, and is highly educational. I thoroughly enjoy her content.

How have I never heard of this lady & her fantastic message? I have been missing on something so special & fundamentally important. I'm off to track down her site now. 😀

This is amazing. I have never used the word disabled to describe myself. But when Jessica said that it's doesn't have to be used in a bad way, I'm not ashamed anymore

Her positivity lifts me up when I struggle to feel positive about my chronic illnesses. I love her and she’s my favourite person on the internet

Great interview!! Jessica is such a brilliant person❤️

LOVE Jessica's positive attitude!!!

The epitome of a lady. What a lovely, bright, sensible woman.