A Day in the Life of Interabled Lovers

Shane is diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy. His girlfriend, Hannah, lives with him and is also his caregiver. This is a day in their life.

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[avosthyric]

Man, she really looks at him like he hung the moon and stars. This video is so heart-warming.

[ann]

Once I heard this quote: "To love someone is to see a miracle that's invisible to others"

[moissery]

If people are genuinely curious about why she is with him... just watch the way she looks at him. Genuine love and admiration. They are a power couple for sure!

[michaelfonseca]

Love you guys I am a caregiver for my wife she’s bedridden paralyzed on her left side. We’ve been together for 41 years I would never change a thing.

[toddsmith]

I’ve been terminally ill for over 9 years and now I’m wheelchair bound for a while. I feel like such a burden to my wife. Now more than ever. Please be kind to one another as you never know what someone is going through.
Thanks for listening. 🙏🏻💙🌎

[HeatherWho.]

"If I have a bathroom emergency, I can call Hannah's parents." That's so sweet that they'll help their daughter's boyfriend with things like that. I can't imagine how hard it is to be in that situation, and not have anyone to help you.
I'm happy that he found Hannah.

[bucaneromax]

After watching the whole video you'll understand why Hannah falls for Shane: he is funny, well mannered (did you notice how he says thank you for everything and being the first to say I love you?), smart and kind. No aggression, no bad vibes, no rudeness.

[gimme]

I'm not disabled and actually quite envious of Shane (well, quite a lot actually). Hannah is absolutely incredible. Kudos to you two and thank you for this lovely video.

[TylerDaSilva]

Nothing has given me more hope for dating than this. I have been experiencing so much social anxiety for years and especially with dating. I would ask myself if I can't be comfortable going out on dates, then how will I ever be able to stand in front of everyone I know and get married. This story has given me more hope than ever. I am gonna do everything in my power to become a better person and get control of my anxiety. Thank you for you guys sharing this story together.

[rinasenape]

you tell that she really loves him by the way she looks at him

[maureenbeckstead]

It is now 2024 and I have been subscribed to SBSK and to Squirmy And Grub for the last four or so years. What a joy to see Cris interview Hannah and Shane. I've admired and enjoyed you all. ❤ 6:27 l❤.❤

[MalcolmDesigns]

Shane, you are a warrior. I have so much respect for you on how you deal with your disability. I had an incomplete spinal cord injury 35 years ago and I have it so easy compared to you. You are blessed to have Hannah in your life and Hannah you are so kind and patient. Much love to both of you and thanks for sharing your story, very inspirational.

[taviapalmer]

I am disabled. i know that burden syndrome. let's be real, it does take a special person to love someone who needs caregiving. I think those people deserve a lot of praise. Hannah you are an amazing woman and Shane you are a sweetheart! Beautiful couple! Love your YouTube channel!!

[linebrunelle]

Shane is everything I want in a man. Cute, funny, witty, loving, straight forward, smart. I've watched you guys a few times. The love between you two is something to strive for

[troyhamilton]

Shane has a great Personality and has a big heart. Hannah has great loyalty and a very caring person that he could have. Wish there are more people like these two in the world to show that love is a powerful thing. No matter if you’re disabled, autistic, or anything. Every person in this world should be loved like this.

[toebelinatulip]

"I rub my nose all over her body, it works for her" 🤣 he is hilarious. I'm glad they addressed their intimate life because that was my #1 question.

[stacistuart]

First time I’ve ever seen your videos. I am in a wheelchair as well. I am a T 12 paraplegic incomplete. I was 49 when I had an accident. My husband and I were setting up a bookstore when a book shelf fell over on my back. It has been four years since the accident. My husband and I have had to go through a number of similar experiences it’s such a growing process. You make me laugh And I am very proud of both of you. Good job guys

[jayschizzy]

I believe that negative comments come from jealousy. I wish I had a relationship like this, I became disabled from an anoxic brain injury in 2017 and this video gives me hope and optimism that I can be loved in my condition. Thank you both for sharing your story!

[Bexar]

I found their channels a few months ago, and I always find their videos so enlightening, as I´m disabled myself. They´ve show me, that it really is possible for disabled people to find true love. Shane explained the "burden complex" spot on, I really do thing that every disabled person, does in same way, shape or form have a "burden complex".

[rivergreen]

They're so perfect for each other ❤️ Shane had me cracking up so many times; I'm sure life never gets boring!