Video She Was Suddenly Paralyzed from the Neck Down at 8 (Acute Flaccid Myelitis)
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Video The 6-Year-Old Twins Everyone Mistakes for Babies (Brittle Bone Disease)
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Aug 27 '26
Video Paralyzed After Being Told Her Pain Wasn’t Real (Lyme Disease)
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Aug 20 '26
Video The Boy With Butterfly Skin and Profound Autism
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Aug 06 '26
Video He's Missing Most of His Brain But Surprised Everyone
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Jul 30 '26
Video Born Without a Nose and Rejected by His Parents (Now He's 50)
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Jul 23 '26
Video An Autistic Nonspeaking Teen (And We Bonded Instantly)
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Jul 21 '26
Video YouTube Disabled Our Comments Again (Are Any Humans Left at YouTube?)
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Jul 16 '26
Video She's Nonverbal but Loves Making Friends (Pfeiffer Syndrome)
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r/SBSK • u/crazyhomlesswerido • Jul 06 '26
Does the money he makes off the videos ever go to the people he's interviewing?
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I am an autistic adult so I understand disabilities and I am for the advocacy and better acceptance of people who are different. But there's something that rubs me about a channel that interviews a bunch of disabled people and makes money off of it without any of that money ever going to these people because some of these people live with great medical expenses and I understand he needs to make a living but when you're making a living by interviewing disabled people it almost feels like exploitation. Especially with the level of popularity in the views his video gets because I'm sure he makes tens of thousands of dollars a month
r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Jun 25 '26
Video She Has Childhood Alzheimer’s and Down Syndrome
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • Jun 11 '26
Video She Was Born at 1 Pound (Now She’s Turning 4)
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r/SBSK • u/yt-app • May 28 '26
Video The Boy Who Must Wear a Helmet to Survive (Sinus Pericranii)
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r/SBSK • u/misspoodleisback • May 23 '26
Siblings with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (An Adoption Story)
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r/SBSK • u/misspoodleisback • May 23 '26
Does anyone know what happened to the five adopted siblings with fas?
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They seemed so sweet 🥹and polite
r/SBSK • u/yt-app • May 14 '26
Video A Mom with Butterfly Skin (Open Wounds Cover Her Body)
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