We say that about Disney world. If she has seizures she shouldn’t be riding the roller coasters because of the speed, jerking, lights and noise. My sister has epilepsy and we would never even ask her if she would like to go on a wild ride. But Disney is Val’s special place and she talks Jessica into liking it too. By bribing her with chicken nugget ps and chocolate cake.
OMG, at the end of the boat video, they are pulling her backward in her wheelchair. How disgraceful, treating her like they were dragging a tree home from the tree lot. Try to give her some dignity, Val. You always manage to do humiliating thing to her.
Speaking of dignity ...I've noticed in almost every video Val and Hannah are laughing at Jess, rolling their eyes and whispering or mouthing to each other making fun of Jess.
Whenever Hanah has the camera you can hear her snicker throughout the video while filming Jessica....it's disgraceful.
Val...is no better and acts like she's in grade 9 making faces into the camera while Jess is obsessing over how much sausage gravy is left for her tomorrow ....and talking with her mouth full of food worrying about dinner...or squeeling .. " zoeyyyyyyyy don't neeeeeed it! "
Jess has only 4 or 5 " scripts" she repeats a hundred times a day all day every day...
" mommma.....did you buy your Bessy a new doggie!? "
" Zoeyyyyy don't neeeeeed it"
"How many chicken nuggets is there? Is there more? Is there enough? It's not enough!? "
" I don't think Marlows coming today"
" ima gonna schlaaaaaaaaap youuuuu"
The only time she actually talks about anything g else is when she's lying, making up excuses to not do something ...or asking about her next meal.
Every day it's the exact same dialogue .....instead of stopping her from asking the same questions from 5:15 am till she goes to bed...why not teach her more communication!?
They seem to find it funny....yet no one bothers to try to teach her how to be present ...no one says... " jess...we've talked about this already let's talk about something else " instead they edge her one till she becomes obsessed with it... It's incredibly sad.
Jessica carries on these exact same conversations a hundred times a day starting with the voices in her head she's constantly talking to....the dead people or the people she hasn't seen since she was in middle school...Again NOT autism.... Severe mental illness, one of these days she's going to listen to the voices she's having these conversations with in her room at 4 am... And do something frightening with that temper of hers.
But you and Hannah keep on laughing it up!