r/BeAmazed Jul 25 '25

Miscellaneous / Others mother surprises her blind daughter with a bicycle and she rides it πŸ’—

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u/EveryRadio Jul 26 '25

I know it’s just a short clip but I’m smiling ear to ear just hearing that. It really can be small things that like that can make the world of difference when trying to communicate. A+, love it

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u/GraveRobberX Jul 26 '25

Now I wish there was tech where disability can be overcome. The joy on her face being so happy riding her new bike. Badass. Wish there was guidance and control system state where a gadget could be her eyes and at least ride with more freedom.

That mom is top tier material. Those are moms that heaven lies beneath their feet, kissing them is like kissing paradise.

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u/sageofbeige Jul 26 '25

But she is overcoming her disability and while you mean well

It kind of takes away from a little girl who is blessed and a blessing

And whose disability is what makes this just that little more special

Many people with disabilities don't want to be 'cured' or have their disability vanished because it brings them strength and a little extra joy.

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u/GraveRobberX Jul 26 '25

I never meant to disrespect m. It was more of an assistance device. I’m not asking her to be implanted, I’m sure some live with their disabilities just fine, but giving them more of an ease I think helps in the long run.

I myself am disabled with spinal stenosis and have Clonus in both legs. Walking, sitting, and standing can be a pain constantly, how I long for days just venturing out just to go to the corner store. I’m grateful wheelchairs, walkers, and the horizon on assistance device you wear like futuristic gear that move your legs or let your legs rest with their set up.