Every once in a while I think it would be wonderful to have a mini me. I think of being pregnant and what that would be like and I've thought about it more in the last 6 months then ever before. I use a wheelchair but also live in chronic pain. Because I want to be a hands on mom I kinda just decided that perhaps having one wasn't in my future and my boyfriend and I have had this talk but every once in awhile we wonder.. what if... If I wasn't 40 .. if I wasn't in chronic pain then I would jump at the chance to have a baby. So for me watching the show is very personal to me and I am dying to see how she does it and what that looks like. Why not profit from something like this? I say more power to them because it's educational – informative and inspirational for many disabled women and possibly inform others that aren't disabled that we survive we thrive we can and do have lives and it doesn't stop just because we can't walk...

That's sad about the baby situation, Tara. Chronic pain can be all-consuming. Have you ever considered adopting a child? As for the show, I agree it will definitely change sterotypes, or has the capacity to. I just hope tat is the case, versus a majority only tuning in to gawk for pity reasons.

Do you think a program following an able-bodied woman having twins is exploitative if she's agreed to it? Humans are fascinated by humans in all our forms and I think the more people are exposed to those who are different from them, the more they'll accept those differences and see our commonality. Sure, some will watch it as a "freak" show of a paralysed woman doing "normal" woman things, but many will watch it and realise that she's just like everyone else, just with different physical capabilities. It could help some realise that people are all basically the same, even if they look different or can't walk. As long as everyone's agreed to the deal, I can't see a problem. If programs about phyical differences are explointative, then so are all programs about humans.

Rato. You make a strong point. My main concern is that PWD who agree to be on reality shows know the hard truth - that many people will only tune in to gawk. That can be forgotten when you get focused on all the good you hope the show will too.

If she miscarried it was in addition to the loss of a four month old little boy, Levi.

This is Claudia Salley- First: I did NOT do it for the money. I was going to do it without being paid. But, we received $1000 toward the cord-blood banking for the twins. That was barely half the cost. Trust me- no amount of money is worth having someone invade your life. I did it to show that miracles still happen. I died three times in that crash, but I am still here. My 4-month-old son Levi did not make it out of the car. God allowed me to live- I don't know the reason, but now I try everyday to do something good with my life. My boys are a miracle and a true blessing. I am happy I got to share that with the world.