The Truth Why I Left YouTube For Some Time...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Excuse the lazy look but this was hard for me to talk about it to you guys since I wasn't sure I wanted to say the story. Don't worry guys, I will record more videos and post them but bare with me when I do it since I'm really working on the recovery.
That really sucks bro. Positive thoughts to you for the new year. Stick with the therapy and i am sure you can overcome this affliction. Have a great Christmas and an awesome new year man :)
Thanks Ben, means a lot from your support.
Damn man, that sucks, well, I hope you have a merry Christmas and a happy new year. (If you down celebrate Christmas than have a happy rest of December and new year.)
Cheers man, I'm sure it'll be a nice one for me.
Holy smoke brother thanks for sharing this personal story..I play my self for 29 years broke my hand twice and lost all speed and synchronisation in picking kept up with practice and have speed up again...and my half speed is Steve via style...wishing you all the best in 2019 and you will do it brother...
Thanks a lot man, sorry to hear you went through those problems. I'm sure you'll get them sorted out.
Oh man Greg, never realized how serious this was. So sorry that you're going through this right now. I hope this does not mean you can never play the guitar again. Merry Christmas and happy new year. Hopefully next year will be better for you.
Thankfully it doesn't make me want to stop playing again but I still am confident to beat it.
Hang in there. I played classical guitar (and other styles) since the age of 8 until recently (arthritis and trigger finger issues prevent me from playing much at my age now). But I used to attend and perform at guitar masterclasses, and one of the many great professional guitarists I met was David Leisner whose playing was seriously sidelined by focal dystonia and he managed to come back from it and is considered an expert on the malady and how to overcome it as a guitarist. Google his name and you will find articles on him and his recovery. Anyway, I hope you manage to do likewise. I wish you the best!
Never knew you went through these problems yourself, but I hope there's a way for you to come back to playing guitar. And thanks a lot.
@@TheStrongBoyz19 At my age now (57) I am fine with not being able to play guitar now - I had a great run with it over the decades, and I can still play piano, so no worries. But at your young age, I hope you are able to find a way through this focal dystonia malady and emerge playing as strongly as ever!
Cheers, at least your passion for music is still strong.
Here is some info on David Leisner's focal dystonia story and how he overcame it:
davidleisner.com/articles/