Quadriplegic Paints with her Mouth | Get Real | Refinery29 

And here i am like "i can't even draw a stickfigure with my hands..." 😅😂😂 Amazing work!!😊

hello,Refinery29 you are such an inspiration!! we all got something..I am blind but able to carry on...thankyou! I was at 28 yes was too,in bound in a wheelchair...had been in a coma.Life goes on... gratefull now,I am old lady but happy!!

Mariam, you are a stunning example of the energy we commonly refer to as the human spirit. To say that you are an inspiration is an understatement. Thank you for giving us your love of art and above all life. God bless you!

This is so uplifting! I've thought about movement and art as well. Not about paralysis, but in a similar vein when it comes to art and memory.

There are many handicapped people on RU-vid deary...one young man also blind plays excellent piano no words he is blind yet a perfect ear pitch for piano..he just stands n music comes out!

She is so strong and elegant.

most of the people that ive seen learn art with disabilities i find do very basic things,i love the style of her artwork,and coming from another artist thats VERY picky with style,hers is amazing!

Stunning.....both art and artist

so unbelievably inspiring(:

holy shit this is amazing

She has a great talent

yes!!!! strong women build strong families!!! keep going Miriam!!!

This is the most awesome thing ever

Wow this is incredible and so amazing

Such an amazing & talented person , I would love to take an art class with her

beautiful and talented! yes you certainly still have it inside of you!

Beautifull wonderfull excellante. ..

shes so cool!

great job on your painting

this is amazing

This woman is so amazing god bless her heart

I used to play piano organ..my instrument down but will get bk to em

Exactly the words are in my brain n I am able to type always was awriter memory n online helping hands thet have many accesories..,

Inspiring women!

Oh my goodness

Wow. I can't paint like that even with my hands!

To Mukmoon hope it came out right,yes born see only two colors red n green...one eye had many eye operations.,one was good for ten yrs. then default now have very little vision but I am tryn now to go into a program to learn how to do better on the outside ..blindnesshereditary..thankyou we all.must use whst we have honey...smiles I have a wonderful husband..

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#chills

in short many talented handicap people on here dear..

So with me,I.used to anyhow be a secretary kno the.keyboard by 💝smiles! have had many eye surgeries..thankfull one surgery good up till then another eye descrepincy came unto me...now,stay as me.

want to keep you in all my accounts on Google. ♡ love goes out 2 you! thankyou

While this story is great to hear (as short as it is compared to your other videos) I can't help but wonder why you don't have any videos for the stories of the countless disabled women and THEIR quest for fashion and feeling good? For anyone reading this (hopefully the ladies running the channel), please humour me for a moment :) Imagine that instead of standing out of bed this morning, you got into a wheelchair. Would you suddenly not want to bathe, do your skincare routine, put your makeup on, and try to find an outfit that looks good? Of course you wouldn't. I would really love it if a positive and uplifting channel such as yours could help normalise the lives of women with disabilities. I've been a paraplegic for half of my life, since I was 18. I struggle with self body love, and get frustrated with crappy makeup just like all of you. I struggle to find pants that don't look ridiculous because I'm constantly sitting down, and tops that flatter my arms and hide the belly I've sadly grown over the years. I drive a car and have a job of sorts. I love my furbabies and think human babies aren't for me (thank goodness). I also have a wonderful partner who treats me like a woman. We have a great sex life, we argue, we make up, we laugh. We do all the things that normal couples do. Because I'm a normal woman. I just happen to use a wheelchair to get around. What do you say? There are loads of fashion-conscious disabled women wherever it's easiest for you to film, I bet they'll really appreciate having their voices heard :)