Student HIDES His DISABILITY From SCHOOL, What Happens Is Shocking | Dhar Mann

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Over all the years of working at the studio, this has to be in my top 5 videos!! LETS GOOO!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Comment if you enjoyed this vid!!! 🔥

“There is a lot of Blood 🩸 in the bowl” Evey teenage girl!!!😂

"Those who mind don't matter, those who matter don't mind." What a great quote Dhar. Inspiring 👏⭐.

i’m in high school and there are some people with disabilities. the whole school is so supportive of them and we love them so much. treat others the way you want to be treated. and making people feel good will make you feel good.

As someone who has Crohn's disease I will say this is depicted pretty accurately. I think many of us are inclined to try to hide this illness because some of he symptoms are so embarrassing. Missing the end of a movie because I couldn't leave the bathroom is something that happened to me. This video made me come close to tearing up a few times. Thanks for representing us here.

"ayo smell that??" got me real good 🤣

Tatiana is fantastic in this video. She usually plays mean characters, but this is the first time she’s playing a concerned and caring mother.

" Those who mind don't matter, and those who matter don't mind. " Deep message! Thank you so much for this video, Dhar! For those who are struggling with Crohn's Disease...don't be afraid to talk about your disability with your loved ones and those who deeply care about you!

5:00 What's up coach? MY BLOOD PRESSURE WATCHING YOU DOG IT THE WHOLE PRACTICE! !!

11:50 as someone watching this while taking a dump, i feel challenged

This is actually a good message, Dhar! I was diagnosed with Chrons at 9 years old, I hid my symptoms atleast 6 months because I was scared. Slowly I started to lose weight and losing blood. I couldn't eat. My school work was getting affected, I sleept on classes, couldn't run at gym class. Everyone started to see something was wrong. Then one night my mother heard my go to the bathroom almost every 15 minutes fo a few hours, she became suspicious. She took me to the local clinic and they saw that I was severely underweight, malnurished and looked bad over all. They took a blood samble, and bam, we're on our way to the emergency room in a ambulance. I had such low blood count the nurse was surprised I was consious. I was in the ICU for a few days. Drifted in and out. Then I got better. The medications were horrible. This one medication, my enemy, Cortisone, made me very chubby in my face and made me gain weight pretty fast. I'm 31 now. The Chrons is still haunting me, every day. But it's a little better now. All my 3 siblings have it too, but much milder. It's a horrible disease and I don't wish it on any one.

“Those who mind, don’t matter. Those who matter, don’t mind” Now that goes deep

6:34 the fact he’s yelling at her but she still has a smile to give him trying to make him laugh

I have ehler-danlos syndrome, and i felt the same pain after having to hear "there is no cure" from my doctor. Its scary thinking how much pain you have to bear for the rest of your life with a rare chronic illness. Blessings to my fellow chronic patients and everyone ❤❤

12:01 why is the coach smiling wth

There is no shame or embarrassment just because you have a disability just to hide it, never hide your disability from someone especially your loved ones and friends.

This should be prescribed as a daily dose of happiness!

13:49 xander Bailey actually playing a good role in this vid