I would be impressed if they actually showed the REALITY of being disabled -- like not getting to the bathroom in time because the door is too small or catching a crack in the sidewalk and skidding on your face...you know..the REALITY of life in a chair. This show is as unreal and uninteresting as whatever show the Kardashians are on at the moment.

A couple points: 1. It's sad if Syd's only reality is negative things happening. Do you really think anybody would tune in to watch someone peeing themselves or bleeding from the face? OK, some would, but those types watch jackassery like, well, like "Jackass". That's NOT the type of show "Push Girls" is. And the show did discuss some down points. Mia just moved to a new place from one where she couldn't close the bathroom door because her chair didn't fit. They needed help getting into places with steps. Angela needs full time assistance. (Just to name a few) 2. About the beauty: if I was on a reality show, I'd be sure to have make-up on and my hair did at all times, too. 3. About the cushy: if I worked hard, payed my bills & had nice things, I wouldn't feel I should hide it just because there are people out there who don't have them. It's a reality show about how THEIR lives are. They're not representing every single person in the disability community. Just themselves!

Good, insightful review Tiffiny. Maybe a typo but you probably meant to say they push on through adversity instead of diversity? I have seen about 6 or 7 episodes and think they are getting more realistic about problems as we get to know them better. Last one i saw dealt with inaccessible hotel bathrooms, issues with using your significant other as a personal attendant,muscle spasms in public or during a job shoot, and cabs that won't pick up people in wchairs. I love the way the younger one they are mentoring challenges them on everything--brings the needed conflict a series thrives on. I think they just got a second season because people are watching.

I like it too. It felt like the parts of my life that I hadn't thought about as missing on TV were validated! I like that the first show about paras features women supporting each other in their independence. It reminded me that a support system that includes other paras is so helpful!

I like the show don'nt get me wrong . But it true it about 4 or 5 girls with a cushy life . I have been a t-11 para for 34 years and most the para I know don'nt have that life . Most try to make it day to day and month to month. doing want they can just to get by. I thank we need a show like that you . we don'nt all drive high dollar cars and have high dollar chairs and live like that. . But it is a good show.

I too have watched the show since it began - I was in rehab with one of the women; we still send Christmas cards and chat on FB. I understand the importance of bringing education to a broader audience - I've seen plays and movies about being disabled as well. I am not a beautiful woman - but I consider myself to be a 'push girl' because I get up every morning, get dressed, go to work, do disability advocacy work and come home at night to good friends and to the best husband ever. When I finished in-house rehab I got my life back. I live a quiet life - I'm not interested in being young, beautiful and partying. I don't want to be remembered because I sit to get around. I just want to have a life: my life. I am so glad the show is renewed and discuss the show positively when anyone asks. I grateful that these four women are able to give a positive voice to an audience in need of education. I'm just glad that it's not me.

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