In November of 2009 I had to quit working due to an unknown ailment. About 8 months earlier I had started noticing that I was getting tired. I would get winded from going up the stairs. I went to the doctor and they said to excersize more and eat healthier. I did as instructed. I was already excersizing and watching what I ate as I was employed with the Colorado Department of Corrections and wanted to keep up with the muscular strength of the inmates that I had to deal with on a daily basis. As time went on, I began falling down the stairs, walking like a drunk, seeing double, getting vertigo from driving, and had a 24 hour constant killer headache. I kept going back to the doctor to which they asked, "Are you depressed?" I told them I was not making up this problem. They did all kinds of blood work and everything was normal. Finally, I got tired of the run around and requested a new physician. I told him my symptoms and he immediately referred me to a nuerologist. The neurologist started off with an MRI and MRA of my head to check for signs of MS or an aneurysm. Everything looked fine. I then got an EMG and the results showed some severe neurological issues. Then I had a lower lumbar puncture (spinal tap) and things looked fine. After seeing this neurologist for a year, he said he was at a loss and referred me to the University of Colorado Research Hospital for testing. There they did a full battery of blood work as well as another EMG and also a muscle biopsy. All this and they don't know what is going on. All they can say is it is some kind of motor predomminant axonal polyneuropathy. I got a letter from UCH stating that they could do nothing for me. I applied to go to the top neurology hospital in the country which is in Baltimore. I am going to Baltimore to Johns Hopkins Hospital's new neurological facility for testing. Hopefully, they can try to shed some light on the subject.
The problem is that I am getting worse. In two weeks I am getting fitted for a power wheelchair so I can get around. At the same time I need to come up with the money for Johns Hopkins. I have been repairing computers, video games, and arcade games trying to get some money together.
For the last three years I have been painstakingly researching the value of every PlayChoice 10 game PCB. I finally finished gathering the raw data. I was going to make a nice large book out of it but instead I have decided to make a small compact easily accessible list. This is mainly due to my lack of physical energy.
The guide is available for anyone willing to donate at least $5 to me by way of gifted PayPal. I know it's cheesy but I need to get money and I don't want charity. I have worked very hard and put in countless hours making this price list. My PayPal email is [email protected]. I will email the PDF file to all gifted payments as they come in. I appreciate any support I can get. Thanks!
The problem is that I am getting worse. In two weeks I am getting fitted for a power wheelchair so I can get around. At the same time I need to come up with the money for Johns Hopkins. I have been repairing computers, video games, and arcade games trying to get some money together.
For the last three years I have been painstakingly researching the value of every PlayChoice 10 game PCB. I finally finished gathering the raw data. I was going to make a nice large book out of it but instead I have decided to make a small compact easily accessible list. This is mainly due to my lack of physical energy.
The guide is available for anyone willing to donate at least $5 to me by way of gifted PayPal. I know it's cheesy but I need to get money and I don't want charity. I have worked very hard and put in countless hours making this price list. My PayPal email is [email protected]. I will email the PDF file to all gifted payments as they come in. I appreciate any support I can get. Thanks!
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