Fascinating study and great job. I did my senior theses on The psychosocial impact having a service dog had on the social interactions of college students.

Excellent work and intriguing experiment -- it has got me thinking about my own disability and how it relates to representation and stigma!

I love it

So cute! I love the eyelet lace!

Your outfit is so cute!

Wow you are amazing ❤

Cannot believe that someone can be faced with a life changing medical condition, and the people who are supposed to help you think you are faking it. UNREAL!

You are amazing❤

Beautiful!

Also, all the helpful adjustments to your cute apartment. So resourceful and kind. I am so happy it makes your life easier❤.

I just found your channel and heard your story. You are such a wonderful person❤.

Unbelievable, our healthcare system. You are amazing, as well as an articulate speaker. You deserve all the best in this world❤.

I just found your account through “shorts” suggested on FB. I was curious if you have ever heard of The Rollette’s. They’re an amazing group of ladies, mostly SCI SURVIVORS, that dance using their wheelchairs. They do a yearly “retreat” called Rollette’s Experience!

I am so glad you are alive. I hope you are and continue to be healthy and happy. ❤️

This was a great video - my daughter is actually diagnosed with transverse myelitis and it was idiopathic, which means it kind of came out of nowhere, similar to your case. But they never have been able to find a cause or any virus that possibly set off everything. She has nerve damage from her hips down and is in a wheelchair. She did gain some feeling and strength in her legs - IVIG is amazing (she actually moved her pinky toe after her first treatment)! Anyway, thank you for sharing - you were very informative and so well spoken. This is the first video of yours I’ve watched, but it looks like you have grown a lot since making this - I’m excited to see some of your other videos, and I wish nothing but great things for you and your future :-)

2:23 I see you are already an A student! : )

Sarah Todd! It's good to see you again. Thanks for another video.

Excellent content!

How nice to see you! I have been wondering how you are doing. ☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️🩵

Wow I love the longer form content! I can’t wait to see what else you are working on! 👀

My comment disappeared I think. I wonder where you got such a cool pink couch????

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Glad to see you back beautiful 😊😊😊😊

I have heard so many horrible stories about people with paralysis as a sypotom being sent home from the ER without a diagnosis. Its awful! Why are there so many bad doctors out there!

What advice would you have for colleges, starting with the application process/new student orientation, to help make the accommodations process smooth?

Smart brave and beautiful young lady. Keep up the good spirit and keep that lovely smile shining.

4 years on, I hope you are seeing improvements with each day. You're such an inspiration. ❤

When you’re that young, thoes months go by quick.

You did a good job on this video. It's also concerning if someone including a young person, adult or child was having or had a stroke they would want as immediate care and tests as they could get. I'm sure I'm not wording that exactly right as I'm not medically inclined.

Wow Sarah that was a bad hand you were dealt. To have something and then lose it is very tragic. I wonder if that first dr caught it if something could have been done faster so you would have your full mobility. You are such an inspiration and you are so sweet. You are not bitter at all. You turned something so bad into something wonderful. Keep smiling and being an inspiration to anyone that suffers the same as you. You are in my prayers and god bless you sweet young woman. Xoxo.

Great job 🙏 Keep up the advocacy work❤

this helps me a lot. i have autism, albinism, and some unknown disability thats had me in a wheelchair for about a year now. ive not really struggled much with accepting it, ive loved it, but recently have felt like i *shouldnt* love it, that i wasnt supposed to. thank you

Thank you Sarah for sharing your story. Your positive attitude is good medicine for the rest of us❤️😘

Sarah: Love and hugs from my heart to you about paralysis!!! 💜💜🤗🤗🤗

You are such a blessing to everybody and such a beautiful lady I know your mother is so proud of you may God bless you

Thank you for your story. You are a wonderful person

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I actually appreciate getting a little insight into how folks with certain challenges adapt to said hardships. Thanks for sharing.

That's creative problem solving.

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You look like a wood 2x4

Valid point...

Maybe a center mark is needed for anyone.

Don't they legally have to put that in? Or are you not in the US?

I build fast food restaurants, it seems like a lot of the newer soda dispensers have ADA designs

I've been there. Very frustrating.

It's nice that you don't have to use excessive force to pop it on or off. I feel like this is a TRULY accessible product

Stay strong! You are truly a inspiration! Im so sorry that happened to you! You are beautiful inside and out!

Making their facility handicap accessible isn’t just a “nice to have”, it’s the law. If they receive federal money, they need to comply with a reasonable request for additional access.