So below is a list of some of my favourite YouTubers:
Becca at Bex's Life
Bex, or Becca, I got to now from her YouTube channel and we actually got to meet one another when I was in hospital in Leeds as Becca was admitted whilst I was there too. Becca like me has severe M.E but what I love about her channel is that Becca doesn't just vlog about her health. Becca makes videos on a whole host of other things in her life; I especially love Becca's hair tutorials and her BSL/SSE videos.
Jessica Kellgren-Fozard
Jessica was probably the first YouTuber that got me into watching YouTube. She mostly covers different disability topics with the occasional vintage themed video, new house tour, disability issues like the plastic straw ban, or the importance of having CC on videos, BSL videos or speaking about her Quaker faith or LGBT+ topics. Jessica is always so positive and lighthearted whatever the video is about. She posts twice a week and she's made a career out of her YouTube channel and what I also love is the fact that she subtitles all of her videos.
Tania at When Tania Talks
Jenny Cole
Like Tania Jenny does a lot of videos accounting her week. As well as these weekly vlogs Jenny has done some other videos such as Vlogmas and raising awareness of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and mental health as well as some travel videos and her love of Disney. Like Tania Jenny also has a blog which I enjoy reading. Jenny and I also write to each other as a pen pals.