ConfidentialX

'For safety reasons I'll never meet them - is this in case you want it back?

Congratulations though, very honourable thing you have done and im sure whoever has the kidney is thankful.

Hi from the 🇬🇧 and thank you for sharing your story and raising awareness.

For someone who has very little knowledge of the Amish church, are they relatively self-policing?

For example, if a member of the church community was the victim of a crime, would the church leaders within the community largely self-govern/police the situation?

PS - I hope you are doing well.

Hello from the UK 🇬🇧 Jason! Thank you for taking the time to share your story and good to 'meet you', albeit virtually which is the 'norm' in the post-pandemic world anyhow!

I have a few questions, I appreciate you will probably be inundated however so you may not get a chance to see this, but I would be curious to know your views on the following:-

I. - How are you today?

II. - I have been reading a lot recently about mental resilience, particularly the mindset of those who have coped under extreme pressure or adversity, such as Special Forces soldiers, survivors of natural disasters, and those who've been seriously injured, either through sport, warfare or because of a natural condition/illness.

I am curious to know how you are coping mentally with ALS and what, if anything, has really helped or perhaps inspired you to share your story?

III. - I would be interested in learning about charities/foundations which have helped you to date, as I would like to make a small donation on the back of you raising awareness of ALS here! If you could provide a link for myself, and others, that would be great - if not I'm happy to have a search on the Internet.

IV. - Do you like Futurama?

Have a great day and I hope to you hear from you soon.

Yours, ConfidentialX.

Hi u/markrenton93 - saw your previous post but didn't comment. Good to see you again.

What are your thoughts about the British Special Forces? Not specifically SAS but all UKSF.

Did you ever encounter any UKSF whilst serving?

'...I used to be 6 ft 3' 🤣