Teen with Rare Condition Shows Potential in Animation 

That is Soo Messed Up that someone would make you show you're disabled to just use a dang restroom!! That is NONE of their BUSINESS!! You are BEAUTIFUL, BEE & PERFECT THE WAY YOU ARE!! ♡♡

I hope the mom gets her book published one day, I would love to read it

Trust me, I have several chronic illnesses and people look at me strange when I have to rush to the disabled toilet due to my chronic illnesses. Sometimes I wonder if I need to have the disabled wheelchair sign tattooed to my forehead! before people will understand that not all disabilities are external. What a lovely family.

WHAT A LOVING MOTHER BEE HAS

Thank you for sharing your story!

When I first started watching this, I thought they were grandparents, with their grandchildren living with them. Sorry for that, not being nasty. They are wonderful parents and treat Bee in a good way.

Bee’s mom is so amazing! What a great teacher and example for her kids.

For someone that's supposed to have a, "limited vocabulary", Bee seems to do exceptionally well with communication. May not have been the case if not for the support of this incredible fam! ❤

“all the really did was teach anxiety” that hit 🥺

You can tell the mother is very supportive and optimistic. I love that. Everyone dealing with disabilities should have this support.

Oh, if only every person on this planet could be raised in such a loving, accepting and supportive environment. The family is blessed to have Bee and she is equally blessed to have them🥰

The parents are so amazing, if there were more people like that in the world then maybe we wouldn’t have so much hate

Omg these loving and accepting parents!! And they are Christians, refreshing to see this kind of acceptance! I’m not Christian, with lgbtq children…but I just think it’s beautiful they have found such peaceful joy between their faith and just unconditionally loving their children, wherever they fall on a gender/sexuality spectrum or with or without disabilities. I applaud them!!!

How Bee's mum talks about Bee's life, disabilities, hobbies, gender, sexuality etc with so much compassion and understanding makes my heart so happy. Yes it's how every parent should feel about their children but unfortunately it's not always. She seems like a beautiful woman and mother and Bee seems like a wonderful person too. Our disabilities while limit us they don't have to define us. Also I hope Elizabeth doesn't feel too guilty about forcing Bee into school. As she said we do the best with the information available to us at the time and it's not as if doctors or the education system provide any alternatives and solutions to people who do fit the mold. 💖

My 17 year old daughter suffers from autism, epilepsy and a learning reading disability. So I totally understand the struggles and just be use someone doesn’t “look disabled” the world assumes your 100% “ok”. We also go threw so many people who judge. (We r also home schooling)❤️ what a awesome family! And you hang in there Bee!! Your imperfectly PERFECT!!❤️🙏🏼

Does bee have social media where they post their art? i wanna follow them! :)

I love this mother. She’s doing everything she possibly can to make it work. This daughter is truly loved! And she’s beautiful!

As a disabled queer person, I REALLY appreciate this mother even more, being so accepting of her children and being active in the LGBTQ community and being a disability advocate. We need so many more people like her! Far too often, our only spokespeople are people within the communities, and that's great to have them, but we need more Allies to step up and show their support, and be that bridge for people outside the communities to understand more and open their minds.

"Don't complain about it, unless you're willing to get up and do something about it" As soon as I heard the mother say that, I knew I was going to love this mini documentary. ❤

Cheering Bee on. They’ve come so far, and there’s endless possibilities. Wishing them luck on the art, very creative and talented.

What a loving family. I like Bee because of their unique personality.

This is an Excellent video/documentary…. Invisible disabilities, especially when having more than one to cope with is very challenging! Watching the mother stand by he child, and learn without judgment, and give such positive ongoing support is truly amazing! Bea, is a beautiful, and talented youngster! There’s so much our societies need to do, while creating more inclusive environments for people with all types of disabilities, and for our LGBTQI communities as well!

What a wonderful family! I am so impressed with the mom being able to learn and grow herself. I feel so bad that she feels guilty about sending Bee to school.

I like them. A very loving and supporting family. Each of them.

So awesome to see someone so similar to me be able to bring awareness to their disabilities and identity! Especially because it wasnt the only thing focused on, bee's style and interests were still talked about. Im also chronically ill, love alt fashion and happen to live in nz, so it made me so happy to bee getting to share about it all! If they have any social media I would love to be able to follow them!

Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue are horrid conditions, i could never imagine everything else on top. Bee and their family are amazing. Such supportive parents and siblings.

I have 3 permanent disabilities. There are days I need a cane and days I need a wheelchair. But with therapy for years those days are less. But I can't walk far or for long. I also have chrohns. So days I'm walking ok noone can see my disabilities. I get dirty looks when I park using my disability placard. I get dirty looks if I've been walking for too long and need to use the store cart. It's like only for older ppl, ppl with visible walking implements or obese ppl. I get dirty looks using the disabled restroom when my chrohns is flaring up. I've got a tattoo that says not all disabilities are visible I got so tired of it. This girl is so young and so strong and courageous. Her mom is amazing. The sister and dad too. They accept her for who she is and that's amazing. She doesn't have to worry about extra stress from that. I hope she makes it with her art and her mom with her book. Great episode.

never let your problems define who you are, because you are truely special

I admire the mother who supports Bee with her travels through life. I can see that Bee's talent is growing. Wishing Bee continues success with the anime art. The family is great with their support of Bee. And I'd like to say that I admire Bee as dealing with a majority of disabilities is daunting.

Bees style slaps! I love the wing harness Jeez what a baddie

Bee is so admirable. Their bravery to speak out and educate others is really inspiring

I am glad the show only mentioned how she identifies as demi and went on to talk about her as a person. It seems we allow our gender identity and sexual preference to be all we are now a days. I liked that we got to focus on her medical struggles and also what she loves that makes her life manageable.

That’s exactly what I tell my special needs boys, they just think differently, that’s all

So cool to see this channel being inclusive and respectful of the more niche queer identities! ❤️Bee is a badass, love this whole family.

Not gonna lie, she looks like a rock star!

Wow.. this mother is so kindhearted ♥️

The mom is so amazing, and Bae has such a artistic cool style

I just want to say you seem like a really cool person I love your ALT style and I think me and you would get along great if only you lived in Ohio. Even if you don't I would hope to one day meet you. OwO

They (bee) are Unique with amazing parents and supportive family, Thankyou for sharing.

Wonderful, amazing parents! Bee you are very talented!

If the doctors who told this mother that her pregnancy wasn't viable could see this video!! Doctors told my parents not to expect me to graduate from high school but they didn't listen or tell me about any of that. I am a successful business owner and have a wonderful and loving husband and a beautiful life! God bless our parents for believing that we could persevere and live beautiful and fulfilling lives! 😁🥰

Dude I just realized that her father didn't speak at all. But I felt their emotions eitherway. 13:09 when he finally did. Bee looks like a rockstar

Bee is an awesome young lady who has wonderful parents. I have no doubt Bee will be successful in life. She’s strong and determined with a great family supporting her along the way.

Oh wow. Bee is amazing. Ive met two people like that. One was completely upside down and jumbled inside. One had organs opposite way around. He use to laugh about if he ever got shot they'd shoot the wrong side. They both looked really normal.

Bee seems like a very interesting and unique person; I think they’d be a great person to get to know over time. I admire their ability to vocalize their identity so well. I have the same problem with pronouns with my own child who is not a standard cis-gendered person. It’s not grammatically correct, but we can certainly change our thinking to accommodate everyone. It isn’t a big thing to ask of ourselves. I was so sad to hear they are so defeated about continuing with their education and finding employment, though. Every single person deserves an education, and we know that everyone has the capacity to learn. I think the school system did not know how to teach people with various intellectual disabilities, and as a result Bee feels like they failed, when in fact the school system failed Bee. Same for finding meaningful employment. Bee has plenty of skills, and they could be put to use helping others in a sheltered and monitored environment. Everyone has value, and everyone deserves a chance to grow and contribute to the world.

She's so talented! I wish I could draw half she does

I’m so happy that Bee has such a wonderful support system! Bee will definitely go far! You go, Bee!!!!! You rock!

Mahalo 💗 Thank you Perrones family! Thank you for sharing your story Bee; you are well & truly supported with Aroha from your whanau! Ughh I'm too teary watching this! To the people who disliked this video, I hope you run out of toilet paper, and I hope you stub your damn toes every time you come cross a sharp corner. 😂💕💗

They seem very supportive parents

Our family has invisible disabilities too and people suck. Mind your business please!!! Huge hug to Bee and her family. You guys are amazing!

Bee reminds me of mum and I, I rely on her for everything as I am also very chronically ill. What a lovely family

Accidentally clicked on this video while watching another one, glad that I stayed.

You guys are so understanding and loving

Amazing family!

The entire time, everyone is saying "she" and "her" even though their pronouns are they and them.

What an incredible mother ♡

Bea can I adopt your mom?!

As a demi sexual non-binary person with chronic fatigue and fibromyalgia as well as a genetic condition that affects so many different aspects of my physical health I can relate to so much of what she saying!

I am today years old when I discovered that the term for how I see myself is a "Demigirl". I'm good with that.

I am so inspired by her and proud of her. She should have her own clothing line.

Wow, I'm happy Bee has so much support. So important.

Her mom is amazing! This family is amazing. Bee is so strong.

Your family is amazing. You are a great mother! Love to be able to read your book. My older sister is blind. I grew up with others with disabilities. My sister travelled Europe and also wrote a book called " no dogs allowed" about her disability on a day to day life. Please send me title of your book😍

Bee is intelligent & adorable with great style, and Elizabeth is an incredible mom! This family is so wonderful and unique. 🦄🌈💕

Bee seems such an interesting and intelligent person. So strong, and courageous to be open with their obstacles. And what a wonderful family. Overall great video, thank you

Excellent for you Bee an for your familly! :D

Let's remember what we learned in this video and to be respectful in the comments. We learned Bee is a demi-girl and non- binary. We also learned that to use they/them pronouns for Bee because they said it is hurtful when she/her is used too much or the only pronouns used. Please correct me if I got anything wrong.

So touching to see such a supportive & loving mum. 💖

Your outfits look so fun! Your doggy is cute. Your Mother is so loving.

I have an invisible disability too and I absolutely do understand how Bee feels. I've been yelled at for using stuff like the disabled seat in public transport and not standing up when someone else who is elderly or disabled enters. I'm young and seem ok but I really am not. I don't live at home anymore and can be almost 100% independent, I can't carry heavy stuff so I always need to have some carry that up the stairs to my apartment for me but that's almost it. I also am alternative and queer, I'm nonbinary and not heterosexuell either. Bees parents seem to be very supportive and I'm glad they have this kind of bond.

Those methods like the board could help her be independent. She can have 1 million reminders to look at the board too. As well as other types of Reminders. She’s gonna want at least a stay at home job at some point. What happens when something happens to the parents? Sad truth.

Amazing mom!

I have a lot of medical issues myself and would definitely purchase a drawing from her of a custom character representing my illnesses.

I have several invisible disabilities. I sooo understand how frustrating and sometimes embarrassing it can be to have to explain to people why you need certain accommodations. It's really none of their business. I'm not asking for these things just to have a laugh.

Am I missing something? Bea may have disabililty, but she's far from needing a daily caretaker and a mother who has to dedicate her life to taking care of her on the daily. This feels dysfunctional to me. Thinking it gives the mother purpose to take care of her, as opposed to the real need. I think there could have been a program that fit her daughter's needs if the public school was making her feel shamed and hurting her self esteem.

Bee is amazing and has the most loving and dedicated mother. I am so moved by the whole family. I have fibromyalgia, Lyme disease, migraines, asthma, arthritis and other things that could, if I let it, make me want to give up. I love my life though and know it is precious. Bee just shows how precious life is and how your disabilities do not define you. Bravo Bee.

Why didn’t introduce introduce their other children?

Thank the universe for loving mommas & supportive parents 💜

She dresses so cute,I love her fashion,you go girl💙♥️💜🌞

in some Spanish speaking countries "perrón" means like cool You're a cool and amazing family

I love Bees style so much!!! They are so cute and so is their name 💛💛

bee put your art into merch and stuff

Wishing them the of luck in their art career,as bee truly has a gift with great potential

What an amazing mother! Bless her. Bea is lucky to have her.

Can they be my adoptive parents?! 🥰 They are so awesome to their children. And Bea couldn’t have a better household to grow up in with her disabilities.

I love bee’s style is so cute and unique!

"Taken your meds yet?" "No, 'cause I haven't had anything to eat or drink yet" STORY OF MY LIFE WITH MEDS OHMYGOD. I said this to my mom ALL THE TIME when I lived with her!

I've Gilbert syndrome ...n I'm suffering cause I'm not rich enough to make a living ..waiting for a right day to die...god is sleeping

What a beauty~full and strong young lady! The relationship she has with her mother is lovely~ I wish this entire family only the best in every area~ 🌬💓💓💓💓💓💓💓🙏

THAT is the kind of mother we all need! 🥺💜🥰

Beautiful girl and very Talented keep going with your drawing!!!

Bee is amazing and same with the mother! What a loving relationship! 💜

I wish that lady were my mother. She’s amazing.

Dear B’s Mom…you are an amazing, loving and incredible parent. You go B!

They’re so sweet, reminds me of my Mom teaching me and my sisters to sew. Nice family, I feel so sad for Bee, but her Mom is wonderful. 💞

I love her style

Bee, you are lovely!♡

Bee s parents are amazing.. So caring, understanding, open-minded, supportive and educated for their kids and their needs... And they are religious too.. And by telling that they are been supportive I don't mean only with Bee s health issues.. They are away and beyond that.. Real and excellent parenting skills over checked and couples goals too!! Thats for real THE (or their at least) Perfect Family...Congratulations to them...🎊 🎊 🎊 👏 👏 👏

Hey Bee love your fashion sense. Makes up for the lack of mine two fold. Take care. :)

That's an amazing family! I'd much rather watch these types of videos than the horrible negative things all over! This was interesting and positive...good job parents and big sissy!!!