I’m a teenager and really considering getting a walking stick for fatigue, as well as dizziness and seizures when standing or walking for too long but can’t get over the guilt and imposter syndrome. Thank you so much for this video, because I’ve been eyeing up the exactly same one and think I’ll take the leap and get one (if I can confront my parents)

I bought one because of you and can finally get outside of the house again!!

It's nice to see another young disabled person with a stick! I just watched your video about overdoing it at Uni. I just wanna say I appreciate you sharing and being vulnerable it helped me! Keep making content from one spoonie KZfaqr to another ✨💖

I had never thought a walking stick might be for someone like me, but I just started using one and it really helps! Thank you so much for introducing me to the idea 😄

Thank you so much for this video! As a teen, I've started having pain in my leg joints, and I just started using a cane around the house and this video has been helping with my confidence, so thanks!

I'm so embarrassed about asking for a mobility aid, even though I know they would help me. But this video makes me a little excited to get a cane. Thanks for sharing your experience! 😊

I was recently diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis in my hips, knees, and spine. I have weakness in my left side. I have been debating getting a cane for stability. I decided to go for it today and ordered one.

My left arm is just the same! 😂 I’m the same as you with imposter syndrome and I’m a lot older! I wish I’d have accepted I needed mobilities aids when I was a lot younger and seen them as enabling. I’m finally reaching that point now and finding it very freeing! ❤️ xXx

I BADLY dislocated my knee when i was 18 and had to get a walking stick. i still have a bad knee and sometimes when it acts up i need to bring out my old stick so i don't put too much pressure on it, it's really cool to see a stick that i find beautiful since mine is just a cheap adjustable one from a drugstore. I think sometimes i use it less just cause i don't like how it looks but i feel kinda inspired to get one i find more pretty so i can feel comfortable using it out and about.

Im trying out one for fatigue and balance. I walk ALOT (like 2km or 3km a day) and it helps me so much! I barely get tired and i barely sweat. Its like having a third leg. Im abled bodied and its been helping me a lot!

Thank you for these videos. I'm so nervous of getting a walking stick but I know it's going to help me so much. I've been putting this off for years literally but I have a desire to be more social and the only way I can do that is if I have support away from home like a cane or crutches or something.

I’ve ordered the same stick with the current 20% offer! ❤️

How about trying a wooden one? They are quite affordable on Amazon. You can get spare Ferrules on there as well. Scratches and other wear and tear won't matter on the wooden ones. It's character for them 😊

Your eye makeup is beautiful!!!!

i really wanted to get myself one of these but my entire family is against it and im starting to feel the imposter syndrome setting in :⁠,⁠-⁠)

I use a walking stick daily for MS and really need an upgrade. No more heels for me 😕 Thanks for this!

As an older person 53 as I mentioned once,I haven't used a cane in public yet. I think you look at this very maturely for your age,if a cane helps you use it please..I just never needed one,till this job. I am going to change that but I have a big thick strong irish blackthorn walking stick, cause its pretty cool and I have a antique Ebony Chinese dragon cane because Im mostly Scandinavian. So I have my dragon cane,take care..

Very good video. Thank you for doing this. My wife also has me/CFS and wants me to thank you. Also, for here it is also important to have a good looking stick, do you don't feel lika retired. Also the stick helps here remembering to slow down, do the pacing and save the energy.

I have one as well

I've been considering using a cane recently due to my near fainting spells, muscle spasticity, back pain trauma and mild hypermobility. I felt like I've been overreacting and that i don't really need help, but my physical condition has been making it hard for me to work recently as i work in food service and I'm constantly on my feet and bending and lifting. I watched this video years ago and it's crazy to come back after being diagnosed and learning about the existence of these conditions because i was gaslighting myself into believing that i was ok when really it is the opposite and i have gotten worst over the years because I thought that mobility aids were not for me, but seeing more young people use mobility aids and talk about being disabled has made me so much more comfortable and even consider buying a cane!

i have a height changing collapsable stick and its actually so usefull when you have different height shoes. not even neccesarily heels but just different thickness soles. Highly reccomend

I love your look in this vid 👧👗

Try a flexyfoot ferrule for more grip and stability

Hi Elinor I just come across your you tube channel and saw that lovely walking stick! Did you know the same company do a folding version? It unscrews into sections & each section is a different colour! I am DeafBlind,I have some hearing & sight! But a month or so ago my sight got worse & I could see very little when I went out at night or in poor light so it was suggested I get a red/white long blind persons cane with a roller tip! So I finally gave in & bought one and gave it a try when out! I felt a fraud I had some sight & could even look at my mobile phone with Full zoom! So imaging walking along with this massive cane in front of me sweeping from side to side! Plus having an elbow crutch on the other arm! I am also a catheter & leg bag user but unlike like you I am not a young person! But you did the right thing if this your life at least for now why not show how sexy you are your stick are! So hopefully others will now do the same! 💗💗💗

I'm getting one. I'm a little nervous to use it but I don't want to get hurt. I have anxiety and people judging me will make it worse but what can I do. I lose my balance and tip over. I was going to get a service dog but I thought it over and I'm just going to get a cane. I also get dizzy. I can't be on my feet for long.

I want one but nobody responds to my emails. Do they ship to USA ? Thanks Any chance to get 1/2 inch sizes ? I don't see that option on the website. Thanks Again.

Only con of this video is you filmed it before the ride operator asked if he could hit people with it

Do you ever pretend your stick is a light sabre from Star Wars?