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A Sad Goodbye

Big thank you to Ethos for partnering with us on this video. You can get a personalized insurance quote in 10 minutes for as low as $10/mo by using our code here: https://bit.ly/ethos-sng MORE INFO ABOUT US AND OUR CHANNEL: Shane’s new blog (“Shane Is Alive”):    / @squirmyandgrubs   Follow us on Instagram at: Shane:   / shaneburcaw   Hannah:   / hannahayl   Chloe:   / chloesayspetme   Our address: Squirmy and Grubs PO Box 16411 Minneapolis, MN 55416 GRAB A COPY of Shane’s latest memoir, STRANGERS ASSUME MY GIRLFRIEND IS MY NURSE, featuring many never-before-told stories about Shane and Hannah’s relationship, right here: https://us.macmillan.com/author/shane... OFFICIAL Squirmy and Grubs Merch: teespring.com/stores/squirmy-and-grubs SUBSCRIBE for more! 👉    / squirmyandgrubs   NEW YEAR, NEW INTRO! Big thanks to https://www.instagram.com/mattcem/?hl=en for our new intro animation! Intro jingle made by Caitlin Kalafus! Check out her Instagram page to see more of her awesome work:   / caitlinkalafus   Shane Burcaw (he/him) is the author of several award-winning books about disability. He is the President of a nonprofit organization called Laughing At My Nightmare, and a renowned public speaker who has performed across the country at places such as Harvard University, The University of Florida, The University of Connecticut, Princeton University, and many more. Hannah Burcaw (she/her) graduated from Carleton College, where she studied Sociology and Anthropology. She films and edits the “Squirmy and Grubs” vlog, which has over 800,000 subscribers on YouTube. Hannah has spoken at prestigious universities and Fortune 500 companies alike about the realities of ableism. On her popular Instagram account, she advocates for acceptance of all people and works to improve the way society thinks about disability. Shane and Hannah have been together for over four years. They got married in September of 2020 in the midst of a global pandemic in their backyard, with their officiant conducting the ceremony via Zoom. Their interabled relationship often confuses people, because much of society still cannot fathom people with disabilities being involved in loving, intimate relationships. Anyone who watches these episodes will quickly see their relationship is just as “normal” as any other. Sure, Hannah helps Shane use the bathroom and brush his teeth, but those activities do not detract from the emotional, intellectual, and physical connection they experience together.