Unexpected struggles, but we're ok!
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2022
- Dang, y’all. Sometimes life throws ya curve balls and we go us one! So sorry for falling off for a whole month- sheesh. It’s been a lot.
We appreciate each and every one of you, and we’ll be back!! 
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Emily and Aaron, first and foremost, that is quite a shock about Aaron. He looks like he is recovering nicely. Recovery goes at its own pace. As much as you want to, do not push it. 15 yrs ago, I had a stroke and I pushed the rehab a little too hard. I thought and felt like I was ready to go back to work. I was not, so was put on long term disability. For a long time, I was very self-conscious about the stroke, and did not tell anybody but my closest friends. I did not want anybody to do something for me because they thought I could not do it. Last summer, I received the greatest compliment from an old (60+years ago) friend who I see every 2 to 3 yrs. (He lives on the opposite coast from me). He said he could not tell that I had any after effects left-my humor, curiosity, inquisitiveness, speech pattern, etc were all back to the "old" Tom. So, please take as much time as you need, as you will have many things to work on. In the meantime, if there is anything we can do, please, please let us know!
I happily retired November 1, 2017 and three weeks later my wife was diagnosed with breast cancer. Fortunately, following surgery and treatment she has been cancer free ever since. When we first confronted this a very wise lady in our church sent us a message saying life is an ocean and we are into a storm in the ocean, but it will pass. Emily and Aaron, this is a storm in your ocean of life right now.....but with all the love, support and prayers you all have, it will pass. God bless.
We’re weathering the storm with so many wonderful people supporting us! You’re on that list 🥹🙏🏼❤️🩹
Thank you my wife is battling terminal cancer. Get Aron better love your video's.
That is the best thing about True Car People is that no matter where you are , if you need help they will be there. Wouldn't it be nice is every body was like that.
In 1992, I drove Rt. 60 East to West in my 1976 MG-B roadster..It was right at home on the two lane..Rural America is truly a different animal.
After 25 years of marriage, I can tell you that those lowes make the highs even higher. Prayers for you all. Better days are ahead.
Aaron can only get better from here. He's still alive, so that's hope that he can get passed whatever is happening. Love you guys ❤️
For those that don't know. GM did a weird thing with their coils. The coil should be fed through a ballast resister... For extra boost during startup, GM would run a wire up from the starter motor that effectively by-passed the ballast. That extra wire often gets lost during the years etc. by people who don't understand. So, you jump the ballast resister, get the car started, then un-jump it...
"The darkest night is often the bridge to the brightest tomorrow"-Jonathan Lockwood Huie.
As far as the coil, I made a living working on these cars. Telling my age, I know. There is a 10 Ohm wire that runs from the ignition switch to the coil. After a few years it can get hot losing it's resistance and turning into a solid wire with no resistance. Usually what happens is the points will have a short life and you wind up replacing them at a rapid pace. Sometimes it will take the coil out. You are smart to replace the original with an HEI system.
Hang in there, Thank you for your videos.
I had cancer 3 years ago. Im cancer free now. I went through 4 months of chemo. 2 1 week hospital stays and another month of chemo and radiation. I was out for about a year but i'm back working and living my life. You just keep going and this will pass and make you a stronger person and family. Sometimes you get a slap in the face and get reminded of how fragile life is. Best of luck to you and your family.
As you make your way through this and continue to look after Aaron, don't forget to look after yourself too!
I’m almost 70 and you’re bringing tears to my eyes .😢😢😢
Love that C II! I went thru college with a 1963 Chevy II (194 6-biggest engine available with those). I would have loved to have a 283 like yours, but the 6 banger took me from high school and college and Army at Ft. Campbell, KY for 150,000 miles. I put an FM converter on the Motorola radio so at least I had some tunes. Wonderful vehicle--wish I still had it.
So glad you had the strength and courage to share some of this with us. You both are just more than entertainment to so many of us. While we may be fans we also consider you and Arron family. We can feel the pain you have, hear it in your voice see it in your expressions. You have a great positive outlook and you have a great support network. God bless both of you and your families! We all wish you a speedy recovery, a healthy life, happiness and happy motoring.
I just started watching you guys it is really cool the stuff you do
Jason and Big 10 Garage, you guys are top shelf all the way!! Nothing will ever beat the feeling of helping good people out in bad times. To some it may seem to be nothing huge, but to the folks you help out if a bind it is everything that is good in the world.
Hello hope Aron is getting better I myself was diagnosed with poly cystic kidney disease when I went to see my dr with my wife he told me straight out I have till December and to prepare the first thing that went through my mind was my 4 year old daughter the dr called me back to tell me he will try to remove the kidneys problem was the we’re stuck and close to my heart the dr said 50/50 that morning was so painful leaving my house knowing chance I would never see my daughter again as I was getting in the car my daughter was knocking on the window waving at me I said no I will fight this miraculous I survived the surgery now waiting for a transplant but in between all that I got severe infections including malekoplakia a silent killer but I won’t give up it’s a dark cloud that will clear up I’m back with my daughter and wife please hang in there one day at a time
God bless
Found out I had Prostate cancer in early May. Had a Prostatectomy late August. 10 weeks out of surgery. Back to work now. Trying to learn to live post Prostatectomy. Added 10 years to my life. I know people are struggling with alot more than what happened to me. Give it over to The Lord. He carried me and still does. When I look back over the 5 months. Throughout my ordeal. I can't even believe the amount of tests I had to go through. One hour in a MRI machine. Tested me to the core. Found a fantastic Urologist Surgeon in Indianapolis. Dr. CLINT Baylor at I.U. health Cancer Hospital. Thank you Doctor and your team. Outstanding job. I will always be grateful. Men! Get your PSA blood test. It could save your life. It did mine! Shawn.
EVERYONE deserves their privacy, no matter what they do for a living. Take all the time you guys need. We'll be thinking of you and Aaron throughout
Watching your channel has helped me through the grief of recent loss of my wife. You are even more of an encouragement now. Lean on the Lord and He will give you strength! I will pray for you both.
Oh Jim, your comment made my eyes leak!!! Sending you a big hug.
Thank you so much for being here, sending us love and showing such support ❤
We appreciate you and send you so many prayers 😌
Sorry for your loss, sir.
One thing that comes across in this video is the pure joy of driving an old classic car.
I don't generally wax philosophical but in 2011 as diagnosed to stage 4 lung cancer and I came to the realization God will never give you anything more than you can handle and then in 2018 I sell and was very seriously injured and still I believe God does not give you anything more than you can handle so wish you all the best in Aaron's recovery
**My family and i went through the toughest time we've ever endured together 4yrs ago. Many hours were spent late at night in a hospital waiting room watching youtube videos to pass the time, sleep was a rare thing for a busy mind. 4yrs ago is when I found your channel. You've affected peoples lives in ways you could never know, THANK YOU for all your hard work. May The Almighty bless you and keep you under his wings during your difficult times.
That sure means a lot to hear ❤
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The hardest thing a man ever does, is succumb to the fact that we are not bullet proof and sometimes we take our turn at the wheel of life and struggle. Come out the other side stronger for the journey and hanging on to those that mean the most. Take/Make the time to heal well and keep smiling you two.
Your not the only couple struggling. This is something I rarely talk about. But, you asked to share. So, back on 12 -14-15, I was involved in a work related accident. That ended my career and almost took my life. I was a union bus driver in West Palm Beach. Firstly wasn't my fault. I finished a ten hr run, was returning to base. Was 5 minutes from base, when a guy with a Charger Hellcat. Ran a red-light at over 100 mph nailed me right where I sit. He spun out then hit the rear of the bus. I lost control(steering axle broken) and hit a concrete pole at 45 mph. At this point, I was trapped. My head hit frame and side window. The concrete pole was inside bus inches from my head. If it was 6 inches to the left, it would have killed me. I broke my hand and wrist and most of the flesh was torn off my left arm. I was awake the whole time but bleeding heavily. It took rescue an hour to cut me out. They had to use the jaws of life and cut open the back door to remove me. I'm now in a wheelchair and can barely walk, but I'm still alive. I have multiple health issues relating to and have hospitalized several times. I'm sitting here crying writing this because of how my life has changed. I was a big strong man. My doctor said if it was anyone else. They would be dead, you're lucky your alive. This is what I choose to think about my situation. My poor wife has to wait on me, hand and foot. I'm trying to get an electric wheelchair, but Medicare doesn't pay for it anymore. I don't have strength anymore, yet I have to use a manual wheelchair. I have my pension and SSI, and have sold some property. But an electric wheelchair is 4k dollars out of pocket. I can't afford that and pay my bills. I tried to get organizations that donate wheelchairs. They refused saying I'm not disabled enough. It's disgusting what people have to go through. Oh well, it's sad that by the carelessness of another. My life ends up like this. Yet I still carry on, to the best of my abilities. Which aren't many but I try. I hope this helps someone. Your not alone, thanks Kenny. 🙏
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Kenny, that you so much for telling your story here… I’m sending y’all so many prayers.
My first car was a '62 Nova 4 door. A little bit of duct tape on the head liner and I was in business (according to Loren Stewart).
I have autism, and have been dealing with the psychological effects my whole life, which include severe anxiety and depression. There are good days and bad days, but I'm doing fine. I have a 55 Dodge getting a Hemi soon! Oh my goodness.... I'm glad Aaron is okay, and I wish him a speedy recovery. Don't feel bad about not posting. Your mental and physical health is #1 priority. Regards from Canada! 🙂
Love and appreciate you ❤️🩹🙏🏼❤️🩹🙏🏼
Obviously I have no idea of the specifics, but a few years back I ended up in the cardiology unit for four days as I went into afib and my heart raced between 150-170 until they finally had to manually cardiovert me on the 4th day to get it back into rhythm. I was 42 at the time with no known health issues of any kind. Turns out it was all linked to severe sleep apnea, but it took a couple years to mentally get over that hurdle of experiencing an elevated heart rate again. My wife was absolutely amazing through it all, and her support cannot be championed enough. I wish Aaron a speedy recovery, and thank you for being his rock!
Hope you fell all the love ❤️ we have for you... been down a black alley my self. With bankruptcy with a family farm... but with good friends and love we are in a good place...
Yeah, I've had some curve balls in my 51 years. And it's true, you WILL come out the other side. I love that you are choosing to see that the other side can be better! Feel what you feel and keep looking forward.
Emily and Aaron, hugs to you both from all of “us”. We are here when you need us and until then stay strong.
I know that this is long after the medical adventure for Aaron and you all, yet I still want you to know that each of you have my prayers.
I could tell that Aaron has a long road of recovery. He has my empathy, all of you do. A time like this changes the lives of many people.
I am glad to hear that Aaron is mending.
You two are very special and made for each other. You two are living gems, and I thank you for being you and not trying to be perfect, you are real from the get go and I really appreciate you for that.
A coworker asked about my mother and I said she is not doing well and not looking good. He said I will pray for her. He was really sincere and I appreciated it.i never forgot that. Stuck with me.
This is exactly why we should treat everybody with a little kindness and a little respect everybody we come across we should treat with honest intentions and kindness because you don't know what the world has in store for you. Next you don't know what the other person that you're talking to or dealing with has going on in there life so that's exactly why everybody should treat somebody with kindness and respect I believe that that would make things a whole lot easier in this world it might even actually take away a lot of the tensions and hatred that are in the world today. I wish you and your family the best I hope everything works out the way you want it to, people like you guys deserve to have the outcome that you want.
Refreshing to see a couple fighting to keep their marriage together. So many just give up. No marriage is perfect & everyone goes through a addiction; just keep fighting & get in church. I’ll be praying for you two
Can You spell "Assume"?
SHE'S A PROFESSIONAL MODEL and they are CONTRACTED TO FORD.
Thank you for sharing. This really touched my heart. We all go through hard times, and sharing yours as you have chosen to do, is so very brave. My family was going through the loss of our mother during this same time, but a 91 year life is a blessing, and we celebrated it. Prayers and positive thought for you both, and your families.
I do believe everything happens for a reason. I myself just went through five months of hell with two surgeries and lost my job during my recovery. I'm back to work now at a new job and I'm hopeful it's an even better opportunity for me and my family.
Hang in there Aaron. Woke up in ICU 8 days ago. Still getting pumped with antibiotics 6 times per day.
I'll add y'all to my prayer list. Y'all take all the time you need, we will still be here when you are ready.
Aaron and Emily,I think it safe to say that all of us viewers wish the best for you two. Please take all the time you need to make a recovery and remember the good things in life like Finley and your family .
Nobody is perfect, nobody should expect some one to be perfect. Being human and true to yourself, in connection with your dearest, makes you and your relations stronger. Even, or most , during the hardest an most vulnerable times, this will make the difference in make or break. Try being empathic, seeing the good intentions… even when all is dark.
I loved what Emily said about writing chapters…please keep writing them… together… as in the most difficult times, brought the most and deepest connections and love at the surface, made the greatest stories and profound memories to remember… so don’t close the book.
Write a new chapter… difficult but grateful in the (hopefully) best for all of you. And wishing you best of all for you and your family. Cherish them, they seem to mean the best for you all, and do care a whole lot for you.
And, Aaron, I hope you may recover soon, on all aspects. And hope you work it out.
We ourselves are for over 35 years together, she had her 6th stroke…a lot of our dreams will remain dreams… but God i love her, and as challenging at it at times, combining work, care, housekeeping and all other stuf… we keep going… having good and bad days… and that’s ok. Because we hope that tomorrow might bring a bit of a better day….it’s tough… but … quitting is no option, as we are as intertwined as can be. And even in the darkest times, we found a spark… maybe not the same hour or or week…. But we always had a strong belief that we were meant for each other, from the first blink of our meeting eyes….and I hope that that will never die.
Stay true to yourself and toe each other, be nice, give room, but come back, and look at what really is important to yourself en each other. Not for what somebody else aspects of you…but just for the 2 of you.
Cherish eachother, take the time you need to discover again what makes you Aaron and Emily…and where you want it to be.
Whisking you time, wisdom, health, and a shitload of love ❤️
At the time for me at first it was really, you're kidding right. Nope not kidding. That was cancer. A yr later spent 3 months with them telling me what I did not have while I could not find a position I could get comfortable in. Could not go to the bathroom, not sit. Stand or lay. Turned out to be some kind of infection that was pertaining my insides in my groin area. Did good after 2.5 months of pumping these little balls of chemicals through a Pic line to my heart for 10 hrs a day. Made it another couple of yrs. to getting my chest busted open and a double bypass open heart surgery. A year later back in for a stint in my heart, and told this other problem is not related so another 11 months dealing with that because they cannot operate on you for 6 months after the stint because they cannot take you off blood thinners to do the surgery.
Finally got all that taken care of and got the paper that said I can go back to work the end of April 2020. Yeah could shuts down a lot and my health being as it was left no job to go back to. In the dumps? Yep. What now. I have been a gear head for a long time. I own a hot Roddenberry harley that is 7 years old with less than 20,000 miles on it. I drove big trucks for 22 years over the road and have seen all the no truck signs more and more. Sooo what now. I left out having back problems since the 80s. Never been one to be told you can't do that. So Easter I get the bike out of the trailer, get it warmed up and go down turn around go the other way a go to turn around and drop the darn thing on my leg. 1 month before I turned 70 I break the crap out of the lower part of my leg, ankle and heel of my left leg. Spiral break made that a bigger problem. 4 months of no pressure on that leg. Sucked big time. But Sept Comes and Me being a hard headed person got on the bike a went on a road trip. Mi., IL. Mo., TN. AR., MO., IL.. got side tracked in IL. As people needed my help that carried me into winter. That was last yr., this year I have done a 2500 mile road trip and the a 1700 mile trip.
If you saw me walk across the room you would say I have no business on a motorcycle. ( probably right ) but I have the bike and love the ride. I am now dealing with nerve damage in my legs. Have had to have help to pick the bike up more than once. Life goes on! We do the best we can at all time. Life changes everyday, we adapt and keep going!!!
Love ur channel u and Aaron r great people at 42 yrs old I lost my wife in February this has been very difficult for me I helped take care of her for almost 20yrs now feel a huge hole in my life and have been very lost in what to do from here but watching ur channel gives me inspiration I'm am a huge car guy and many projects to get lost in ant way I really hope Aaron gets better soon and u 2 live a long healthy life together. Thanks again for help me!
Fella texan here. Thank y'all for taking us on this journey! All the best wishes for Aaron! Life has good and bad journeys that is part of what you become! God bless y'all! And y'all stay safe!
Hang in there young lady. I can empathize with what your family is going through. All I can say is that there are better days on the way.
Hang in there guys. Without details, I have had several life altering, eye opening medical issues. Changed the way I live my life, but I find this altered life beats the alternative.
Be a result of your efforts, not a victim of the situation. Two stand stronger than one, lean into each out and work through the challenges of living your life on full display in a RUclips video. Take the time you need! You both need. We will be here for you whenever. Take care.
Will keep Aaron and you in my prayers for a speedy recovery 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
❤❤❤ at 40 i wasn't expected to pull though the night well that was almost 20 years ago (heart)wishing you all the best life isn't a rehearsal. Your family is awesome
I'm a fairly recent subscriber but do enjoy your videos. Hope you all can clear your current hurdle. 21 years is a long time.
My wife and I have been married 42 years. Even if you trip and fall over a hurdle, get up, brush yourself off and work together on clearing the next hurdle. Good Luck!!!
Hang in there guys. We live imperfect lives in a very imperfect world and it has its ups and downs. You two have zero obligations to us to share any details if you see fit. If you guys can gut through this it will absolutely increase your love for each other and life as a hole. Take care
Just another speed bump in the road, regardless of how big or small it may be. You've got each other as well as family and friends. I'm sure some days are easier than others, but at some point you'll be able to look back and know, the challenges didn't stop you or break you and that's the important thing. My family and I met you both at power tour 21 in Ohio and you were so kind and just awesome to talk with. My boy got both your signatures on his air cleaner lid and you, Emily, even stopped us and told my family to get together so you could take a picture of us together and we are so grateful for that. Made us feel like part of your family after just a few minutes of interaction. Keep your heads high and your love and support will get you thru even the heaviest storms. My wife and I have a saying of "we got this" when things get tough, so I pass that along to Emily and Aaron...."You got this"!!
Sure do love and appreciate y’all, we ARE all family 💛💛🙏🏼🙏🏼💛💛
Glad you're back, wondered what happened, glad Aaron's feeling better, funny you're friends with vgg, that was the 1st channel i watched on you tube. I always liked Derek's exploits, i've had similar ones, not as many though. There a guy from Texas that goes out abandoned car hunting, he pulled a 64 nova2 out of a hugh yard, i'd love to have that one, great patina, all together 4 door. He has quite a few video's on here, there's a map of texas on the video's. Looking forward to seeing the next episode of, as the nova turns, haha.
I am Geo from Canada, I am brand new as a follower of your beautiful, heart warming, videos, Especially when you sat in the nova and opened your heart about Aaron’s problem, it was a bit of a serious note for you, Your Usually so bubbly and Laughingly happy, I totally enjoy every minute of it!
Sure do appreciate you being here and your kind words mean a whole bunch!
Sharing your life as you do, you have created a worldwide caring family, we are all thinking of you both, and with your positive energy, I'm sure the future will be wonderful. Best wishes from Oz.
Welcome to this crazy thing called life darlin'. Yes we all have been there some people multiple times. Life has it's ups and down so hold on and enjoy the ride. I'm glad you two are safe and looking forward to that next surprise that's coming down the road. We are all here for you and we ain't going anywhere. Sending good thoughts from Jersey.
Stumbled onto your channel because of the 4door Deuce…miss my 63 ChevyII. Keep up the faith and It’s OK not to be OK. Keep strong and #KeepGoing….#UnitedWeHeal ❤
The first 6 years of my life was a battle.
I was born at 27 weeks. Had my left lung get damaged when I first took a breath. Spent 120 days in the NICU. At 2 months old ended up with a Tracheotomy due to malpractice.
Had said Tracheotomy for 6 years. Ended up having 11 surgery, finally had it removed when I was 6. My vocal cords are paralyzed in the talk position. It’s made working a challenge to say the least. I’m blessed I’ve been able to work myself into a specific trade where I do not have to do as much physical labor. Growing up I often wondered why me. Why was I the one to have these things happen,
Well I’ve learned that God has me here for a reason. And he’s not done with me yet. Is it hard? Absolutely. But I know with me sticking close to him and following the path he has for me. That it’ll all be ok. I hope this encourages you and Aaron. You guys are in my prayers!
Happy to see an update from you guys. Praying for peace and patience for you guys. Our son was born at 25.5 weeks premature. He spent the first four months of his life in the NICU. It was a roller coaster of good days and bad/scary days. We celebrated the good days and clung to God and family through the touch days. People ask me how we made it through those months and the first year of his life being on oxygen and I tell them that honestly I don’t remember. But God provided for every need we had. Now my soon is about to turn 14 and we call him our miracle because he has no health or delays from being more so premature. God is good.
Many have already expressed my feelings. One lesson I’ve learned from all my experiences is that whatever has happened, something better is ahead. Here’s a song to cheer you two up.
“It’s just the bare necessities, the simple bare necessities. Forget about your worries and your strife”
It’s out there on RUclips.😎
Love to you both. Be safe, be healthy.
Thanks,
JohnB
Glad you are OK. That bit of footage on I60 going through the tunnel is a spot I remember well. I rode my bicycle from San Diego, CA to St. Augustine, FL several years ago. Just after that tunnel I had a hard struggle getting up that hill and on into Globe where we spent the night. Not the best road for bicycles for sure. Struggles are part of life. You can let them beat you down or face them. The main thing is to get up and keep moving on. I could go on about health issues I've had, but they are all just a part of the journey. Some are difficult to deal with, some I don't share because I don't want or need special treatment.
Will pray for your family. My family had a hard time in 2010. My youngest son (3 years old) was ran over by a lawnmower. It was very hard for me. 2 months in a chuldrens Hospital. Not knowing if he would walk again. I retreated from everything. My wife would watch him during the day and I watched at night. My Church family came alongside and helped. We as a family are a pot stronger now. My sons heel is still a mess, but nothing that you need to walk was damaged. All nerves and tendons did not get cut. That was a blessing from God. He runs just as fast as the other young man has age. Still has pain, but getting better every day.
You two are amazing, tough, resilient people. You will both come through this better than ever. Aaron got out of the hospital and right into a road trip and Emily managed to keep filming. Respect!
Cannot thank you enough, Brad! The encouragement means so much to us. We’re on the mend! 🙌🏼
So glad that Aaron is getting better.I have always enjoyed your adventures and what your next set of wheels your are wrenching on. It is so nice that you know so many people across the country .that you can call and they are there to help you. So glad to see you back on RUclips .
Retired May 31,2018, Sept. 2018-doctor heard heart murmur and found a distorted mitral valve. Fast forward to July 2022. Routine cardiologist appointment and found heart beating at 167. Admitted to hospital for 4 days with Afib. Mid Sept they did a TEE and heart Cath and decided I needed emergency open heart surgery to repair heart valve, perform a double bypass and fix Afib problem. 4 weeks later and I am in my 3rd week of cardiac rehab and back to working my part time job at a friends Napa store. Little sore and numb in places but kicking ass and taking names. 66 years old and not leaving this planet any time soon. Good luck on the recovery.
God's speed healing Aaron. You are young and will come out better. You have a wonderful wife in Emily who is supportive and will help you. You two are a rare couple. Stay strong and keep the faith. It will soon be better than ever.
I send you all the love and strenght I'm capable of! Greateful to see you stand up on your legs man! C'mon it will be over soon 💪❤
Oh boy, guys. Thank you for sharing the highs and the lows. Be strong and get better and take the best care of each other. We will hang in here and support you in anyway we can.
A big shout out to Jason and the Team @Big10 Garage for helping you out.
Sure do appreciate the love and support ❤️🩹
I’m glad that Aaron is on the mend. Your attitude is amazing. You stay positive and calm when most everyone else would scream and pull their hair out. Stay strong. I wish that I had your fortitude, I’ve had the worst year of my life. I wish that I could handle it half as good as you handle your troubles. I’ll be praying for you both 🙏🏻🙏🏻
My wife and I renovated a 150+ yo home on 9 acres. To me it was fulfilling. Not so much for her. We got through it. Stay tough!
Gotta be one of your best videos Emily. Praying for you and Aaron. You guys are two of my favorite people on RUclips. Thanks for sharing your trip in Nanna.
First off glad to see you back, missed you two. Life has bumps. And it has cliffs. Got divorced a year after my first marriage. Met a wonderful woman who was with me for 32 years before I lost her to cancer. It seemed like life had no real meaning. Then I reconnected with myself...and a gal I knew in high school. We have been happy for the past four years and look forward to many more. You and Aaron are young, and still together. There will be a long road ahead, some smooth, and a few bumps. He will get healthy again. You stay that way.
BTW, just watched a few older videos of the 280Z. I bought a new one in 1976. I like the LS you dropped in yours, but the original 142MPH was solid.
Prayers to both of you.
Oregon boy here 1956. Thanks for taking me along 😊
You share if and when you are ready. We will be here with you and for you.
Glad to see everything is working out, can't wait to see nana cruising around the lake
Been driving her a lot! Be sure to say hi 😊
I literally went looking for a video earlier today thinking I missed something. I’m glad you all are pushing through and wish you nothing but the best wishes.
I had a bad dump truck wreck July 20 2004 , had a burst fracture of the L4 vertebra was in the hospital for 5 days and a very very delicate spinal operation to replace various discs that were puncturing my spinal cord along with elbow surgery , various other minor but serious issues. I can say my wife , boys and family are the toughest people on eart. Not to mention my hero's. Since I have built several old dream trucks. Not bad for a guy that had a 50/50 chance of walking again. Not to mention I still drive a dang ol dumper truck. Live , Love and Laugh to the fullest every day ❤
7:25 minutes in you're on the 101 freeway about 30 minutes from my house. pretty cool to see. what the what? just read some comments. I hope the best for you and your family. The way you are, makes you feel like family. take care and thanks for sharing all the love you have for your family. you're the best.
When you said your house was leveled at first I thought you meant like a tornado, I was like nooooooo! So glad y'all are ok and Aaron is on the mend. Your RUclips family will always be here so take care of yourselves. We love you!
Me too!!! Poor word choice Emily So glad it was just work on the house. Praying for you and Aaron to get through this and become stronger. Love you guys and all that you do.
Best wishes for you guys, stay strong and keep the sparks flying.
All the best to you! Greetings from Germany!
Welcome back! Thanks for keeping it real.
Don't feel obligated to share everything if you don't want to, everyone has their struggles. I'm just glad to hear that you're both ok!
Medical struggles are tough for sure! Out of the blue at 40 years old, I found out I had throat cancer and needless to say life took QUICK left turn. Prayers to you all, I know you will be stronger when you get through them.
You are not the only ones. On the 15 of September my father went into the hospital and was under a medically induced coma for 16 days. He is up and about now but not anywhere near his original self. It is a road to recovery now but we feal your hardship.
One of my favorite models. Hope yall have a good trip.
If ya'll are in Brown County for some reason give me a holler.
My FIL is a wizard with older cars. Will barbeque and get you back on the road ASP.
I learned a ton about VWs when my mom and dad gave a mother and daughter help on a cross-country trip but broke down.
It turned out to be catastrophic engine damage after pulling it.
But my dad's truck odometer towing it back to California flipped to 000000 on the way.
And that's how I met Aunt Mary and Gracie. 😄
Been there several times, now in the best place I have ever been--for the last twelve years. Trouble is it took me over 60 years to get there. You two will work thru this and be stronger as you grow. The best to both of youl
Big hugs and lots of love for you guys. Struggles are real and sometimes define who we are. You and your family are such an inspiration for so many of us.
I have always said that people have their work face and their home face. Majority of the time the two don’t match. Keep your heads up and keep looking ahead.
Love you guys and know you will grow and get stronger. It's the way of the Mandalorian. And the Sparksalorian. 😅
Sorry for the difficult times! It's good to see Aaron up and about! Am glad you are all safe!
Sharing all the love from my family to yours, the way we handle the struggles in our life is what gives us the character of who we are. We are going through struggles as well, it important to step back and make sure your physical and mental health are first and foremost in your life, then family, friends, everything else comes after that. Good luck and I know you guys will come through it together.
Great job editing. Love the chill music. 😊
Huge love and hugs from England 👍❤
As much as I absolutely love your videos and your journeys, the most important thing is taking care of each other. Your love and devotion to each other is beautiful. Nothing is ever perfect but love and a positive outlook keeps us going. Love you guys!
I noticed Aarons hands shaking a bit early in the video, i had a mild stroke feb of this year due to high BP and im only 50, getting back to family and wrenching, exercise etc is my way of life, prayers for Aaron, you and yalls family, Love you guys!! Fellow Texans!
God will not give up you more than you can handle . If this was a stroke , he must be out of danger . But the immobilizers throw me . I work in cardiac health care and do not recognize signs and symptoms of advent . I lost 2 brothers in the past year , my younger brother two weeks ago . God Bless you all.
You got grease on your chest .
Sorry to hear about that. I had a similar situation when I was 45, 7 years ago. I eat healthy and work out 4-5 days a week but ignored my blood pressure issues for years. I was driving home one day and started to see double vision. I thought it was my eyes and called my doctor. I went in a two days later and by then could barely walk. I was dizzy and felt horrible. They checked my BP and it was 210 over 150. Basically I was about to have a stroke and that may have been it. I was in the hospital for 3 days. I take 4 pills a day now to keep it down.
All I needed to subscribe to BIG10 was the Guns-n-Roses in the background. CLEARLY a great shop!!!
I survived throat cancer, I'm not sure what to say but I guess it its I love you guys!!! I had 57 medical appointments in 34 days. it was rough.
Glad to see you guys online again. Sorry that you have had struggles but know that we appreciate sharing your adventures. As a senior citizen I understand that life isnt alway sunshine and deserts we have rain storms and bitter pill that also come our way. You and Aaron are human and that condition can be bumpy at times. Will continue to follow your posts and will pray for your safety and Aaron’s quick recovery. God bless and keep you both. ❤😢
I am glad you are okay. I missed you both. Take care and be well.
I just love following your adventures. Be it on road, in the air or on the water. Please be safe. Family first!
I love both of your attitude is everything we live owe lives with that saying its not what happens its how you handle it and make it work no matter what happens Prayers for both of you !!