MRY
Wormwood Studios
Thank God for rubber trees.
I have medical bills up the ass - you should see this one I got for dialysis, it's $1,500,000...
So happy for you my friend!! 2020 doesn't TOTALLY suck after all!!Holy shit. I'm alive. I feel pretty fucking fantastic, I'll be honest. I'm home now; I still have a drain in and a catheter; they come out at the transplant clinic visit on Thursday, but it works. It's amazing.
After my first transplant, I ramped up and finished production on our SQ2 remake, so we could move on to QFI.
Looks like we gotta do QFI2 now. I got that new kidney energy.
Thanks for all your support over these past few years, I have medical bills up the ass - you should see this one I got for dialysis, it's $1,500,000... (it's cause my insurance for Medicare part B was in limbo, ESRD's an auto qualifier, but somehow a few years ago that got canceled... it's paperwork. It'll cost me SOMETHING but not 1.5 million dollars)
Anyway, I gotta go empty my pee bag. Thanks again everyone.
Thank you. Sadly these last few years and bills have ravaged me a bit, but I'm alive and gonna bounce back. We're gonna launch QFI and my NES-like game on Frogsheen, sell half a mil, and then I can finally keep living like a lower middle class scumbag for the rest of my days!!
Blackthorne watching Repo Men will be hard now for sure
Today by Steven Alexander
It was four weeks ago today I was making breakfast for my kids when the phone rang. I could tell by my caller ID it was the Transplant Clinic. I answered the phone non-chalantly, thinking they needed more tests for my yearly check up. Never in my wildest dreams did I think that they would be offering me a potential kidney. Now, four weeks later, I'm on the mend. The kidney continues to work better and better every week; my incision is healing, I've had the staples removed. My creatinine (muscle waste product that is processed by kidneys) is down and approaching normal levels. My red blood cell count is low and I'm anemic; when I was on dialysis I was given a drug called Epogen to build red blood cells and keep me from being anemic. It takes a new kidney 60 days to make new blood, so I'll be a little anemic for a bit. But, I can drive my car again. I haven't been to dialysis in four weeks as of today. It's unreal what a change has happened in my life... and you all have been a part of it. Your constant encouragement and belief in me... your want for me to "stop dying, Steve" kept me alive. I'm so grateful that I can't express it enough. Thank you so much. I've got so much to live for now, and I'm so excited to do it.
What the hell, also, my wife left me last year,
Holy shit. I'm alive. I feel pretty fucking fantastic, I'll be honest. I'm home now; I still have a drain in and a catheter; they come out at the transplant clinic visit on Thursday, but it works. It's amazing.
After my first transplant, I ramped up and finished production on our SQ2 remake, so we could move on to QFI.
Looks like we gotta do QFI2 now. I got that new kidney energy.
Thanks for all your support over these past few years, I have medical bills up the ass - you should see this one I got for dialysis, it's $1,500,000... (it's cause my insurance for Medicare part B was in limbo, ESRD's an auto qualifier, but somehow a few years ago that got canceled... it's paperwork. It'll cost me SOMETHING but not 1.5 million dollars)
Anyway, I gotta go empty my pee bag. Thanks again everyone.
Yeah. Not to get all in my totally personal business, but yeah, height of the pandemic, I was on dialysis - she left, ended it. That has been rough. Trying to figure out life as a single dad on dialysis was rough, the transplant was totally unexpected and has made that at least easier. The new transplant hasn't been all peaches and roses, couple with my back - I've spent the last 9 months just trying to recover and get better. Trying to reforge your life under these circumstances isn't ideal, but it's what I've got to work with. So, work, personal projects... they've had less time for me to devote to. Hopefully things get better from here out.What the hell