"It's so tough. It's tougher than you'd ever imagine because you may see someone in a wheelchair and think, Oh, they can't move. All the bad things that come with it that you don't know about and you can't see. Everything takes longer. Adapted driving, dressing takes longer. It sucks. I don't think I've ever said this on my channel. Having a spinal cord injury sucks, and there's no way you can get around It sucks. Harder than you think it would suck. It's horrible. It's debilitating. It changes your self-image. It changes how you see yourself. It changes how others see you. You can't go lots of places. It's The disability can be absolutely terrible. The treatment that you get is either a lot better than the able-bodied person or a lot worse. People are even really, really kind to you and don't say things to your face and really overdo it. Or people can be rude or just ignorant. If you can get a good mental space, you can overcome the injury, but it's hard. And I think neuropathic pain is the biggest one for me. It's to feel that your legs are burning 24/7. No, that it's not a cure for it."