After a short break, back to the stress of life

Recently, I took some time off from YouTube. I was burned out. I did not edit videos or start new YouTube videos. It was nice to just live my life without being under pressure to help people. My Life with a Vent YouTube channel has become a resource for many people to ask questions and request videos about various respiratory topics. I do not mind do this, but the stress it creates can be immense.

People will contact me and say they have to make a MAJOR decision about a medical issue. Can I do a video as soon as possible to help them sort things out? What people do not know is it takes about a MONTH to create a video. It takes time to research the subject, create a script, film, edit and upload the content. I have limited energy and fatigue quickly. Plus, I have a life to live such as going to doctors’ appointments, emergency department visits, having blood work done, etc. By the end of my week, I am crawling through my life, clawing to get through the day.



 

After spending some time off, I have to get back to my YouTube channel. Someone asked me to do a video on a subject I have almost no knowledge on. The person needs the video ASAP as he needs to make a decision if he wants to have the procedure done.



I am humbled people seek me out to help them through their journeys. I often beg God to let me quit this job, but I know, if God has allowed this YouTube channel to turn into what it has become, I should not hinder that. I need to serve others and be grateful I am able to help people. Now it is time to get going and create a new YouTube video.