Patreon Update - June 2022 AUDIO EDITION
It's not been the best month and I really want to explain why...
This is the audio only version - a video version is available in a separate post.
Here’s the link to the latest BGM cart upload on YouTube - https://youtu.be/gV_fpuj5bzI (I ended up posting the full four hours).
Comments (7)
Yes, the NHS and it's people really ARE a great good for the country... Don't give it up like the Netherlands did. Really, the US system is NEVER better...
I work as an NHS carer and have had the same experience with my father, and understand what you are going through at the moment. You can only do your best, even if it doesn't always seem to be enough. Stay strong Matt.
You do an amazingly difficult job - I’ve come to appreciate this more in recent years.
That part of life is coming up for me and I'm dreading it. I support you on Patreon because I want to help you make the things you do. Taking away that pledge wouldn't make your output any better. A delay which provides your normal good quality in a rough time is a fine value for my patronage.
I'm absolutely sticking to my monthly payment. Life works like this sometimes and I'm more than glad for my support to help you directly, not the channel. Going to up it a bit till you're back on your feet like others have. Hope things get better for you moving forward.
My wife and I went through a two year nightmare when my Dad was diagnosed with Alzheimers. He attached both of us, disappeared from home and was apparently a nightmare when he went into care for his last three months. My wife had a breakdown and I needed counselling. Suddenly walking away from supporting the great work you do would be crass. Keep strong Mat, a lot of us understand what you're going through -you just have to keep doing what you have to do.
Are you asking me to stop supporting you when you need it the most? Not from a high level, but im doubling min Patreon to you from now on, hoping more will follow! I can relate to how you are feeling right now - I took care of my mom with Alzheimer's for about a year before she passed, is incredibly hard. Having friends and family to support you becomes more important than ever.... sending my love, take care.