THE MERCH IS FINALLY HERE!!

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[silkedavid]

Love, love, love everything! The "advert" is great, the message, the timing, the merch, of course.

[ladyonwheels]

Tramp stamp challenge accepted. I'll have my aid take a discreet pic and post it. I have a semi colon on my arm..but the idea of a tat on my other arm is awesome. You guys rock.

[gracetalk]

This is amazing! I always go by this when my health gets bad. And it motivates me to keep going!

[divine.healing]

Got chills & tears in my eyes with that intro, having known that feeling all too well 🙏 great message & congratulations on merch launch! Love it 🙌🙌🙌

[sooshu_lover]

I'm DEFINITELY BUYING this cool merch!!
#stayhome
#withme
Stay safe everyone! Wash your hands!

[maikebeeren]

Goosebumbs!
Love the idea, totally ordering a hoody 🥰

[ironman]

I just love this intro bro! You guys nailed it!
Makes us think so much, it's transversal... Doesn't matter whether there's a disability or not.

[SandieRoberts]

Guys!!! This on a whole other level! Well done, love everything about it all 👍👍👍

[redsorgum]

Will the availability of this product only be "temporary?"

[allosch]

I love this! I made a painting that said 'Life.' and I intentionally put a period at the end as a reminder that life always ends; essentially life and everything in it is temporary.

[sooshu_lover]

Am I the only person who was waiting for Andrew to put the hoodie on and pull the strings to make it tighter and not see your face??

[dan]

Yes! Dollar to pound value is terrible atm so I’m going to be saving a bit longer, but I’m definitely getting a hoodie! I like how general it is, as someone who doesn’t have a very visible disability I’m glad it really works for anyone! This applies to my life outside my physical impairments, reminding myself of how temporary everything is is pretty much what got me through the last 2 horrific years of high school, and reminding myself of how temporary things are really helps me when I’m going through a crappy situation either with my physical or mental disabilities or just a crappy life situation.

[thekoo]

Holy cow. Video is so 🔥FIIIIRRRRE🔥
Dang my phone is smokin

[sunnylady]

I just found your channel and I find it very inspirational. 2 years ago, I fell from the 2cnd floor, landed on my buttocks and heels and was extremely lucky that I didn't hit my head. I broke both my heels, had fractures on my pelvis, broke L4 and L5 of my spine (which were completely crushed and had a CAGE operated in my back to support my spine - had to have 3 surgeries on my back within days apart), L3 was a bit broken but not completely crushed, my lungs were slightly collapsed (pneumothorax), air filled in my heart due to injury from the fall. The first week I was in intensive care as my injuries were major. I feel like I can relate, somewhat to your story. The doctor said that I was extremely lucky that I was not paralysed from the waist down. However, I do have an L5 nerve injury, which has resulted in mild muscle weakness on my right leg and a drop foot on my right foot which is not too bad, my toe on my right foot is quite stiff as I have theres little nerve intervention activity to that toe and I have some loss of feeling on the side of my right leg and top of my foot - 2 years ago all of this was much worse and it seems to be getting better with time so I am crossing fingers my L5 nerve will grow out again so that walking on my right foot will be easier. I do have back pain if I sit down in the same position for hours but in the beginning my back pain was awful so with time my back pain has been getting better but in general I'm not in pain :-) However, this is what has really changed my life upside down. I'm not wheelchair bound and can walk for about 2 km before I can't walk anymore and becomes too painful on my feet due to my heels having been completely crushed from the fall. So I have a mobility scooter that I use if I want to get around and I can still use a bike if I want to. But I can never inline skate on ramps, and I can't go for long walks, and having a job is difficult due to my walking. The first year was the toughest - I was very depressed. However, I'm still having to mentally deal with the fact that I have these mobility challenges and I have my days where I get very depressed about it as I miss the days where I could do anything I wanted. I know that I should be appreciative for the fact that I did not become paralysed and that I can still walk a bit - but it's such a challenge. This is why I find your channel very inspirational. Your whole positive outlook in your situation is very inspiring. I think it will take a few years for me to fully accept my new norm and I hope that some day I can be as positive as you :-) <3 Sorry, this was a bit long.

[bearward]

Heya Richard and crew. Love the merch and all your effort. Got all the way to the checkout but the conversion to Australian dollar doubled the price at the moment, before postage was even added, so i’ll have to get it when all this is over. Love your work.

[walkonwheelz]

Would love to order but what measurements are you using in your sizing? Depending on what you use I could be a small or medium and because I'm outside of the US I want to ensure I order the correct size the first time. I am super excited that you have released these and can hardly wait to start wearing your merchandise!

[MIZZCTM]

Just purchased. Happy to support such a positive message. I'm in new England and the weather is starting to warm up so I'll get plenty of use out of the hoodie.

[irishmaninflorida]

TEMPORARY

I like, good work folks!

[revnv]

Very excited about this product, but too expensive. I wish it was more affordable.

[heatherj]

Wow!!! You hit it!! During the birth of my son, I kept reminding myself, ,,this to will pass, , the pain is temporary!!!