Is this better than previous videos?! I have come of age so to speak, having realised that youtube is not a one way easy thing to do, so ive put some more thought than usual into this having not made a video for 2 weeks. Now i havent done this as, firstly i have had exams so i have been doing…. ‘revision’. alothough i did actually film a video last week but it was 25 minutes long so i couldnt be bothered to edit it and didnt upload it. It ended up being 25 minutes because i rambled on way too much and did loads of things twice; thinking that it came out wrong the first time when actually its better to only do it once as it sounds and is more natural. I didnt do a plan for this video when i usualy do, because the plan really doesnt help and i had a few points in my head meaning i had to come up with the phrasing on the spot sounding alot better than if it was scripted… Although i found at the end of the filming that i’d missed out some poits that i wanted to get in i figured that would have made the whole thing less smooth than it should be so dodnt do it. I do strive to be better every time i make a video and learn from mistakes such as my first de-subscription! So i would love any advice if you have any to give in the comments! enjoy! Jonny. (i think this is more ersonal and friendly than ‘kopotty’ which really isnt a great name)
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This is an original song by me, called Today. School isn’t going well, my childhood cat has kidney disease, and I never say the right things at the right times, making people mad. This is just a song explaining how I feel about everything. Sorry if I mess up at some parts; sometimes I just think more about the thoughts than how I’m actually singing it. Please rate, comment, and subscribe or like it in anyway! Please show to people! I’m also going to sing a cover of Born This Way by Lady Gaga either tomorrow or the day after, so tune in on that!
How many of us know exactly where we were 21 years ago? Wayne Jensen does. It was a day that changed his life forever. “I was the first kidney transplant in Southwest Florida.” Wayne suffered from a hereditary kidney disease called Alport syndrome. It typically leads to kidney failure in early adulthood. Wayne was in his mid 40s when they gave out. “I was so sick, I mean my body was absolutely full of poison. I was on dialysis for about four months,” says Wayne. Doctors were starting up a kidney transplant program. Wayne came along at just the right time. “On October 16th they called me up and said we got one. And it was a real good on as a matter of fact,” says Wayne. And so history was made. “The surgeon who did the first transplant is still our surgical director and the nephrologist who took care of him is still our medical director so we have incredible stability in this program,” says Barbara Miller, Director of Kidney Transplant for Lee Memorial Health System. In the last 21 years, Wayne finished his career, retired and saw the birth of three grandchildren. All with the same kidney keeping him strong. “When I think about October 16th and somebody lost their life so that he could have 21 years, I am so thankful for the people who are organ donors and you know that family that made that hard decision it’s a very tough decision but it has given us life,” says Susan Jensen, wife of Wayne. It’s a life-giving gift that is in much demand. “There are really about 125000 …