I have a disability and need a dog but I still have to go to work every day and be a normal person and you’re Chanel helps me to keep my chin up and positive. Thanks for the awesome content and the positive vibes you guys give out.

Thank you for the update Violet. Congratulations on the new job. You’re definitely right that was easier said than done it’s so important not to let yourself get your self-worth wrapped up in job searching, or even a job you have. I have been doing the same thing looking for a job as a recent college graduate I really discovered that a lot of my identity was wrapped up and being a student and then once I wasn’t one anymore and it took longer went by that I intended when I had not found a job, especially when a job I had studied for and I got a degree related to and really wanted an applied it was really hard to except that my putting all that effort in wasn’t getting me anywhere and so it was really easy to view my self-worth as tied to not finding the job and so meaning I was somehow not worth as much as I was when I was a student. Which is of course ridiculous. We are still the same people whether we working or not working and just as valuable regardless of whether or not we are holding the job we’re looking for. You’re also right there any job is found to have pros and cons. Right now I’m working a temporary position and in many ways it’s the hardest one I’ve had specifically because of the job tasks and my disability. But it’s also very nice because my coworkers are super friendly, my boss is very patient and understanding, and the office is a really great environment for my service dog. So I think it’s important to acknowledge knowledge it’s both positive and negative come with any role we work. And then any job will have positive and negative whether someone working with a disability or is working And does not have one. Also, congratulations on the subscribers. And I for one am very glad that you chose to make your channel and be part of the community in your own way because you’re one of the most genuine, authentic, kind, down to earth, real, honest handilers I’ve come across. And your videos have any time made me feel less alone both as a service dog handler and someone who is involved in the training process for task and other work with my service dog. And also just in general

Omg i too am disabled, working as a Doordash driver to pay the bills because no jobs are hiring and i can only apply to certain jobs because of my disabilities! It gives me hope that you were able to find a job, and i'm so happy you are in a better place now! Im manifesting that for me! 😊❤️

job searching is very difficult! i used to work as a waitress and took a six month period away from working all together because it wore on me so much. i know work at a game store and it doesn't pay very well but they are accommodating. it's a struggle to find something that fits, something that pays a livable wage, something that isn't constantly causing flare ups, it's hard! being disabled is hard. be kind to yourself and remember you're doing your best, and if able-bodied people felt the way you do everyday they'd be calling out sick to work. it's okay to struggle 💜

Thanks for making videos. I've been looking into getting a service dog for the last year or so and i appreciate being able to see your experience with it.