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Welcome to the official Roll with Cole & Charisma YouTube channel! Since the start of our relationship we've gotten a lot of questions about our experiences as not only an interracial couple, but an interabled one as well. On this channel you can catch us doing travel and adventure vlogs, challenges, our inclusion series, couple first times, music, and so much more! We started this vlog to bring people into our lives, to answer some questions about how we navigate the world, and hopefully raise awareness surrounding accessibility and dating in a wheelchair. You'll quickly see in our episodes that we're all about inclusion and keeping a great attitude no matter your circumstances, so if that's what you're into, you're in the right place!

[girlda]

Keep on showcasing things like this. The general public would prefer to learn from the two of you rather than reading the New England Journal of Medicine....👍👍

[mariondiemert]

Cole, my son Chris, c6/c7 since 2002, always said, 'walking is not the issue'. 'I want to be able to use my hands again, to regain my self esteem'. Love you guys. Stand more often, it is good for your blood pressure. Hugs.

[Noid]

Charisma, I'm physically disabled I thought my husband was the best human being in the whole wide world, I have to say he's not. I have now added you to the same love box that I have him in. My husband & Charisma demonstrates LOVE, PATIENCE, CARING, UNDERSTANDING, KINDNESS. I never thought I would ever find my soul mate but I have been married 22 years however I have been with him for 35 years, it was me, I was afraid to trust anyone. Boy was I wrong. Love him to the moon & back. I love you Charisma you are a true soul mate to Cole. Love ❤️ you guys

[gerryk]

What annoys me as A lvl C5-C6 quad is that people want to classify each person with a disability as one group without knowing that each injury differs and Cole explained it perfectly .Unfortunately many still don't get it even after explaining it .

[bradleyhagy]

I've been paralyzed 42 years, they have been saying it's close for longer than that. I'm still paralyzed and living a full life. Live your life first! Still have never been in an airplane to fly, they break wheelchairs.

[derekwalters]

My son has the same stander. I love that they can be moved from room to room. We (he) uses it everyday, unless he's sick, and he's able to do 40 minutes. Yeah, even parents of special needs kids brag about their accomplishments!!

[crystaljohnson]

I was born with cerebral palsy not expected to even live. Im now 43 with 5 kids that i take care of. People like you are why i am the way i am. I hurt everyday but my kids literally keep me going and i stay active. I love watching you both. Good luck on your journey to becoming parents!

[samiyahkams]

Please continue to bring awareness about these studies. Praying that a breakthrough happens for Cole and others like him. Love you guys.

[ronswolfpack]

I totally agree with upper extremities as well as bowel and bladder function. Until you have a SCI or help someone with SCI you just don’t understand how important it is.

[marynamurray]

Cole's explanation is damn good and especially reinforcing that not all spinal disabilities are the same. They should include him is the studies!

[om]

Charisma has the sweetest looks she gives Cole. ❤ Ya'll are so cute together! ❤❤Sophie is just a precious Angel - so attentive!🐾

[leonandterridreamvacations]

I'm praying that Cole and others with similar injurys get a benefit from this new report. ❤ you guys.

[rubychew]

I'm glad to see that you and Cole are so happy.

[helenortanez]

Only 2 min into the video and I’m so impressed by Sophie! What a good girl. I would love to see a video kind of all about Sophie, maybe showing us all the things she does to help etc. Tbh, I just want to see Sophie lol. So cute!

[cinhaytas]

Ur right... Having full use of ur arms would be the #1 most amazing piece of recovery... I love to seeing Cole using his stander.... as long he can handle it❤

[bonniejones]

For someone who has been in n around the spinal cord injured since 1981 (I'm a amputee w/c user and prosthetic walker), this is one of the few times I took away some interesting and thought provoking information from a Cole video. Otherwise I watch just because I've been around my community so long it is just a warm fuzzy to watch you Cole. Stay fresh and keep teaching the able community about our otherwise ordinary lives. I think it helps enquiring minds break the stigma of us being different from them or even non-productive. BTW love your fur baby!

[janeferguson]

You are such a lovely and inspiring couple. I’m amazed at how much independence Cole has achieved.

[phyllisjohnson]

All of these scientific developments are so exciting. I do believe you will walk or do whatever you want to do again. The science is accelerating and will get to a point where it will help you Cole.

[jklewis-green]

That is a great point Cole brought out. The need for upper extremities research. I agree with you guys. That would be a great achievement. I get it. The wrists and arm control mean more freedom for a quadriplegic than legs.

[salonanamane]

I just love the way Charisma looks at Cole. Waoow it really melts my heart. Keep the fire of love burning guys. We are hoping for the best.