Subs and Baystorm letters
Well, the reason I haven't uploaded the promised sentai subs yet is because my computer has been broken and keyboard-weird all year and I haven't had the money for a new one until now, though the shop I ordered from turned out to be dodgy and still won't give me a refund after nearly 3 weeks.
So god knows when I'll ever be productive again, and that's not counting dealing with chronic illness.
Which brings me to my second thingy. Has anyone ever written in to Baystorm? I am convinced Nino has the same connective tissue disorder that I do and a diagnosis would really help him manage and prevent the terrible pains he's been getting. I feel obliged to at least try to alert him to the possibility, whether or not he's then interested in pursuing it. I thought a letter to the radio station would have more chance of being passed along than if I wrote to Johnny's. Would anyone have any other suggetions about where I should send a letter? I'm not interested in contadting him as a fan but as someone who is suffering from a disorder for which he fits every criterea for diagnosis and who wants to help. It can take until people are in their late 60s, if at all, to be diagnosed.
So god knows when I'll ever be productive again, and that's not counting dealing with chronic illness.
Which brings me to my second thingy. Has anyone ever written in to Baystorm? I am convinced Nino has the same connective tissue disorder that I do and a diagnosis would really help him manage and prevent the terrible pains he's been getting. I feel obliged to at least try to alert him to the possibility, whether or not he's then interested in pursuing it. I thought a letter to the radio station would have more chance of being passed along than if I wrote to Johnny's. Would anyone have any other suggetions about where I should send a letter? I'm not interested in contadting him as a fan but as someone who is suffering from a disorder for which he fits every criterea for diagnosis and who wants to help. It can take until people are in their late 60s, if at all, to be diagnosed.