How I Use A Computer With My Disability

#MicrosoftAdaptiveAccessories #ProductivityForAll

[user]

Speaking of daily love letters: I once automated a daily text to my wife that basically said; "Hey sweetie, I made it to the office. Love you!" It was configured to trigger on weekday mornings between 6-9am when I reached the GPS location of my office. Then I forgot about it. THEN I went in late to work one day so the text didn't trigger. Wife called later in the day asking if I'd reached work okay. "Well yea, of course, why do you ask?" "I really missed your little text you send each day." "What text?!" Oops. Then I had to explain. That was the day I unwittingly deleted so many romance points with one stupid question.

[kingsize]

Shane's so BADA$$. My man, be tripping me out. If I had an ounce of this man's will, grit, intelligence, creativity, wit, sense of humor, mindset, and character/personality I would have been a better man. Mad respect to homie.

[TheValSawyer]

That's amazing. I was assistant to a quadriplegic woman in the 70s and we were so excited by a device that she could use to call me. It was installed at the bottom of her bed and activated by her moving her foot. We've come a long way. This is great.

[venessalizabeth]

I’m a long time follower but tend to be more of a silent lurker and never really comment…anyway, I’m 8 months pregnant with my first and have been watching (and rewatching) all Shane and Hannah’s videos for a much needed serotonin boost/stress relief/sense of comfort. Just wanted to say thank you and I love you guys for who you are and what you do ❤

[maiaruby]

As a person with multiple learning disabilities, who has been trying to figure out Microsoft's accessibility features. I Found this very informative thanks for all your awesome content. The world needs more people like you

[tiffee]

Hey guys I just wanted to thank you for not only talking about these new tools but also demonstrating a visual explanation of them and what they are all about. I am a visual learner and appreciate you both taking the extra step to explain it and explain it in a humorous way! I have many different medical conditions and you have taught me to take each day and tackle it with humor and a positive attitude! Thanks so much!

[LadyAurian]

Great example of universal design approach to disability, where something helps disability but is also just universally useful for everyone. Looks like super handy tool to have for anyone that does a lot of work at a computer.

[ps]

That is such an encouraging video for disabled people. Shane you have such a unique humor. Always waiting for you to come up with smart Alec answer or response. Love Hannah’s and your videos.

[cbryce]

You guys have me in stitches this morning...coffee. why do you have your eye mask on?...coffee...is that the same sweater you had on yesterday? it's a snow day...coffee coffee coffee. Thanks, love you two.

Good thing you have a good memory Shane; my body sort of works, it's my mind that does not.

[barbaralamb]

Thank you for showing casing this adaptive technology!!! My fiancé got me a Surface Pro 9 for Christmas and he loaded me up on all the MS adaptive links 😁 Now I will be working with them to hopefully get a mouth stick where it works like the pen that comes with the keyboard

[elianeambroisine]

No matter how down I feel, a dose of Shane humour makes my day and the sun comes out. Thanks Mate

[slcncr]

When an ad ( yes, those are indeed very useful devices for Shane ) for Microsoft Adaptive Accessories is so well made,
so funny with Shane`s humor and Hannah´s eyerolls, that you actually want to watch it completely, cause you never know what these two
are gonna come up with. So good to see that big companies do more for people in the disabled community.
I´ve also seen Molly Burke making these types of videos about helpful stuff for the blind community.

[dreamingmusicgal]

About time technology finally catches up with real life issues of ALL people whether they be abled or non abled bodies. Thank you microsoft for going to great length of keeping us in mind and thank you Shane do being a part of it. You done a great job at helping to promote it AND the love letter to Hannah even if they were only in your mind. LOL
Happiest on a 2023 New Years!

[nspector]

About time, ae? Yay! Truly, this was probably the greatest sponsored video I've ever watched. Shane, you are the best spokesperson Microsoft could ever dream of.

[jacktaipen]

" I am nothing if I am not Productive " You are my hero.

[MAFE]

The way that Shane looks when Hannah asks him if he was going to write her a love note everyday was priceless! Hahahhaha! You are amazing!

[trendylosercat]

congrats on the big sponsor!! i thought shane was joking for like half a second in the beginning lol. this is such cool tech!

[heatheramyprice]

I'm here for the frolicking and gyrating. lol. You guys are the best.

[jeanieherman]

I love that technology is finally making things easier and more accessible for the disabled community. I know it's frustrating at times, but I look back at the "light talker" my brother had when I was a kid. We've definitely not arrived, but it's SOOO much better. But seriously Shane....Oh my goodness! Where's your coat? I can't imagine how cold you must be.

[shauntayecooper]

I have cerebral palsy I really enjoy your videos a lot thanks for posting a lot of it