Thank you to everyone who supported the SBSK Mentorship program. We launched Monday with the goal of Kevin reaching 10k subs by the end of the year. He's already at 19.5k in two days. Check out "Kevin's World" at https://t.co/acsT3SN6mq

Mark's survived a self-imposed and intentional bullet to the brain and woke up blind months later. Years later he realized he had repressed the memory of being trafficked as a child and has been in therapy ever since. You can watch his interview at https://t.co/HDzO3Jdf5k

Mason is diagnosed with a rare disorder. He reached a stable level of health until insurance suddenly declined a medication he used for the prior 8 years. Now the health of his organs is declining, and he can no longer move around his house. Full vid at https://t.co/aN1kOtSQjD

In the last two months the SBSK community has raised over a quarter million dollars for those featured on our channel. Tonight's video and fundraiser were made for John Hudson, who is now entering palliative care. You can learn more at https://t.co/nJhQb7BZRu

Chris is a burn survivor who was given a 1% chance of living. Over thirty years later, he is now a single dad to two teenage girls. Watch this family's story at https://t.co/KNgVqWjdQP

Layla is the only person ever known to have her combination of genetic disorders. Since Layla is the first with her syndromes, there is no roadmap for her future. Her family has decided to just focus on “always doing the next right thing”. Watch at https://t.co/u1T3EX0s4g

Sara is a blind mom who has a facial difference caused by Goldenhar syndrome. Watch her interview at https://t.co/9c0LZwyoS7

Jasmine is the mother of two autistic children. While learning about their symptoms, she realized that she had many of the same traits. At 32 years old Jasmine was diagnosed with autism. Watch this full interview at https://t.co/FIykdTgD5P

Ruby lives with a syndrome so rare that doctors can’t diagnose it. She is in the sixth grade and feels all alone because there is nobody else like her. Ruby feels different than her peers, but just wants to make friends and fit in. Full interview at https://t.co/mKd6uQTThR

2022 will be the 8th year of SBSK's existence. That's mind-blowing to me! I feel like the luckiest guy being able to meet so many wonderful families while building lasting friendships. Thank you to everyone who continues to support our videos and mission.

My highlight moment of 2021 would most definitely have to be filming my SBSK video. I have gained so many new friends/followers from all over the world that I'm forever grateful for. I also have gained more confidence in sharing about my disability with others. @chrisulmer

John is diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. He realizes that psychosis, delusions, and bipolar disorder will have to be managed throughout his life. John wants others to know that if you are struggling with your mental health, you are not alone. https://t.co/oYoyHvPe5z

This month I'm focusing on things I'm grateful for. I'm thankful for the fantastic people that Sophia brought into our lives. We miss her amazing soul, but we have so many beautiful memories to hold onto. Thank you ⁦@chrisulmer⁩

Brandon is diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. His daughter, Kye, helps him understand when he is hallucinating. Together they have found that even if life isn’t perfect, it is still worth living. Watch this full interview at https://t.co/wrYO4LlY0j

An important article by my friend @carlyfindlay , who was also featured on SBSK last year.

This week I'm visiting Kev. He was my student for 3 years and was born without the part of the brain that connects the two hemisphere. Kev spent countless hours learning to safely cross the street. Now he's a college student who loves walking around campus and greeting everyone.

I had an enlightening conversation with @izzyiswild , who discussed what it's like to experience psychosis and delusions. We specifically discussed how modern tech can often heighten delusions. Thanks for the insight Izzy!

Drew is diagnosed with Down syndrome and communicates using sign language. His younger sister, Alex, has always wanted to be Drew's caregiver when they get older. Now that the two are adults, they are making plans to live together and share bunkbeds. https://t.co/QLsW8AE9Ai

Thank you to @kathudsonart for this wonderful new profile picture. I loved being surprised by this cheerful piece of art yesterday. You rock!

In 2017 I interviewed Jeff about his difficulty finding love as a disabled man with cerebral palsy. A few years later Lynn saw that video and reached out to Jeff. The two are now madly in love, engaged, and planning their wedding. Full video: https://t.co/ApUYYxQk1j