Greetins from Slovenia! My neighbor was diagnosed with MS when she was 16 but that didn't stop her from finishing school, having a family etc. She's now 60+ and still walking though she drags a leg. I wish you her's lust for life and will to fight and a slower pace of disease than she had.
I had to have m foot amputated when I was 17 due to a Tumor in my ankle. My dream was to become a professional baseball player and was on my way but that was taken away from me. I was Simi depressed for several years and smoked a lot of weed and drank to knum the frustration but at 26 I found pool and fell in love with it and it's change my life in the since that I found something I can compete at a high level and use my natural talents again. What I can say about your situation is that you can away find someone way worse off than you are and to stay focused on what you still can do instead of what you can't do anymore. I enjoy all your wisdom about the billiards world. Just also keep in mind for every time someone plays with one of you cues it's part of you in their hands. Keep inspiring people with your Utube channel. I hope may words are helpful to you because yours have been for me. Maybe they will find a cure and I'm sure there are alternative options of treatments so keep doing your research. Seeya buddy keep posting!!!
Much Respect my Friend... I'm been feeling the same way lately with my MS, Pool is my key also.. I'm glad u put this out cause I thought I was just I don't really know what I thought I was just feeling down and this has made me feel better knowing I'm not the only one feeling this way ... anytime u wanna talk to a old MS Hillbilly I'm here my friend
I think you got the right choice for this sad situation. But for the bright side, you have a wonderful wife to support you which I don’t have. God bless you!
I am 53 and I have ms , diagnosed 1 1/2 yrs ago. I have always played pool, and my job is carpentry, soon have said I am a perfectionist. So I decided to combine my passions and by a cue building lathe , I can relate with getting lost in the moment , away from the MS or anything and just focusing on the cue building in front of you. I regularly deal with head aches and some random tingling.
I did listen through n through!!! Thoughts & Prayers my friend! Your "Sharing" is EDUCATION and Educational - I get it ... AWARENESS! I can say the same of Concussions -- they are real with affects/effects! I love the game of pool, always have but got away from it 27 or so yrs ago -- Life happened! Played a few yrs back on invite (my son, not sure he knew I'd played in the past).. another spark/thrill of the game ... which I'd not forgot "how". Now, I can't put a plan together - not playing but "watching' (here YT). I try as "therapy". Battles, internal/external -- they are real. : ) and probably 40mins to get this typed out and getting it to sound so-so ---- I think. Be Safe
Thank you, you just have to learn to move forward and find happiness with whatever situation you may find yourself in. No, it isn't easy, but I can be done.
Greetins from Slovenia! My neighbor was diagnosed with MS when she was 16 but that didn't stop her from finishing school, having a family etc. She's now 60+ and still walking though she drags a leg. I wish you her's lust for life and will to fight and a slower pace of disease than she had.
@borisspleit7105 thank you very much.
I am a pool player not a cue maker but I find great value in your channel ❤hang in there
Very much appreciated, and thank you for taking the time to watch.
I had to have m foot amputated when I was 17 due to a Tumor in my ankle. My dream was to become a professional baseball player and was on my way but that was taken away from me. I was Simi depressed for several years and smoked a lot of weed and drank to knum the frustration but at 26 I found pool and fell in love with it and it's change my life in the since that I found something I can compete at a high level and use my natural talents again. What I can say about your situation is that you can away find someone way worse off than you are and to stay focused on what you still can do instead of what you can't do anymore. I enjoy all your wisdom about the billiards world. Just also keep in mind for every time someone plays with one of you cues it's part of you in their hands. Keep inspiring people with your Utube channel. I hope may words are helpful to you because yours have been for me. Maybe they will find a cure and I'm sure there are alternative options of treatments so keep doing your research. Seeya buddy keep posting!!!
Much Respect my Friend... I'm been feeling the same way lately with my MS, Pool is my key also.. I'm glad u put this out cause I thought I was just I don't really know what I thought I was just feeling down and this has made me feel better knowing I'm not the only one feeling this way ... anytime u wanna talk to a old MS Hillbilly I'm here my friend
@chriswhitten2350 Thank you very much! Please email me at billiardsinnovations@gmail.com if you will.
Respect and admiration for your personal strength and creativity. Respect!!
Thank you very much, and thank you for taking the time to watch.
I am sorry to hear about your struggles but I want to thank you cuz I think it has helped inspire me on a personal level
You are more than welcome, I'm glad that this gas helped you to some degree. Thank you for taking the time to watch.
I think you got the right choice for this sad situation. But for the bright side, you have a wonderful wife to support you which I don’t have. God bless you!
Thank you very much!
Thank you! I am deeply impressed.
@shawnogg8208 Thank you as well for watching.
Much love and respect buddy keep on keeping on
Thank you very much!
I am 53 and I have ms , diagnosed 1 1/2 yrs ago. I have always played pool, and my job is carpentry, soon have said I am a perfectionist. So I decided to combine my passions and by a cue building lathe , I can relate with getting lost in the moment , away from the MS or anything and just focusing on the cue building in front of you. I regularly deal with head aches and some random tingling.
I Understand everything you had to say, I have my own happy face.
I did listen through n through!!! Thoughts & Prayers my friend! Your "Sharing" is EDUCATION and Educational - I get it ... AWARENESS! I can say the same of Concussions -- they are real with affects/effects! I love the game of pool, always have but got away from it 27 or so yrs ago -- Life happened! Played a few yrs back on invite (my son, not sure he knew I'd played in the past).. another spark/thrill of the game ... which I'd not forgot "how". Now, I can't put a plan together - not playing but "watching' (here YT). I try as "therapy". Battles, internal/external -- they are real. : ) and probably 40mins to get this typed out and getting it to sound so-so ---- I think. Be Safe
Thank you, you just have to learn to move forward and find happiness with whatever situation you may find yourself in. No, it isn't easy, but I can be done.
I feel like to research stuff since I went carnivore it has helped my autoimmune disease I would recommend you checking it out
@jamesbrinson7488 thank you, I am heavily involved in the research of this daily for the past 2 years.