Shane and Hannah Burcaw did not start Squirmy and Grubs as a disability education project. They started it to share their relationship, their travels, and the everyday moments that make life feel like life. Then the audience grew fast, and with it came a choice. Keep it light, or use the platform to name ableism, call out inaccessibility, and help new viewers understand what disabled people face in public spaces and online spaces. Their answer was to do both, making advocacy approachable without

This couple is using YouTube to erase the stigma around interabled relationships and show the world love has no limits | NowThis

"Squirmy and Grubs," a.k.a. Shane and Hannah Burcaw, have amassed millions of followers by showcasing the ups and downs of their interabled relationship. That kind of attention can also bring out the worst in people. Shane and Hannah spoke with Ellen Finn from Minnesota Now about how they handle the vitriol and turn it into motivation. Story by Ellen Finn, video edited by Payton Whaley | MPR News

Turn on the HD, turn up the volume! It's time for Hannah and James' wedding film! See what made Hannah say "Honestly we can’t stop watching it ❤️❤️❤️❤️ It’s just so beautiful" What. A. Day. Photography and filmmaking by Camera Hannah http://camerahannah.co.uk | Camera Hannah