For the sake of this event, I wish to be called M. S. Kitka... ;) Signed, The Vlogger formerly known as Ms. Kitka
--- In [email protected], Paul Knight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Guys > > I know that I probably started this all wrong and got caught up in my > own self doubt, but now is the time for all good gentlemen(or women) > to come to the aid of the party. I have started a collaboration with > many vloggers both here and in the States or Canada to do a vlogging > charity fund raiser. It started off as a little thing but has grown > into a bigger thing. > > I have the advice of Bill Streeter, the GOD amongst men of lofistl, > and the sage wisdom of Bev Sykes. The Technical Know how of > SocialNinja and the sexiness and lets face it, talent of Mskitka. > The basic loveliness of Kitykity, and the awesome editing talent > which is Conrad Slater, amongst others to create the first vlogging > charity thingy mi jig, for the Multiple Sclerosis Resource Centre. > > I am looking for able bodied people to help out with this project. > It needs be 30 seconds long, the size of an advert. To highlight and > entertain and educate as to what Multiple Sclerosis can do to an able > bodied person. > > The synopsis is this, 30 seconds of symptoms, from basics to high > level "let's call the doctor," kinda HELP! > > a list of the symptoms can be found at: > Physical symptoms may include any of the following: > > > Muscle and Motor Disturbances including: loss of control of one or > more limbs; swallowing difficulties; inability to perform fine > movements - e.g. doing up buttons, tying shoe laces etc; Legs or arms > may suddenly go into spasm which is often painful, and walking may > become very difficult when sticks or a wheelchair may be necessary. > Loss of Co-ordination & Spasticity including: vertigo; ataxia; > staggering; clumsiness (spilling and dropping things). > Fatigue including: intense desire for rest affecting motor and/or > sensory nerves; dizziness. > Visual including: retro-bulbar (behind the eye ball) & optic neuritis > (inflammation of the nerve); nystagmus (rhythmical oscillation of the > eye balls, either horizontal, vertical or rotary); double or blurred > vision (a common first symptom); temporary blindness. > Sensory including: impairment of sensory perception; loss of feeling, > numbness, tingling; different degrees and kinds of pain. > L'hermittes sign is an electric shock-like sensation which radiates > down the back and into the legs when someone flexes their neck. It is > a common early symptom of MS. In itself it is not a diagnostic > however. It simply indicates a particular type of nerve damage, for > which there are a variety of causes. > Bladder & Bowel including: frequency; urgency; retention; > constipation; incontinence. > Speech including: slurring; scanning. > Psychological - cognitive problems - including: loss of memory and > mental concentration; depression. > Sexual including: loss of sensation and/or lubrication; impotence. > Pain is one of the lesser known symptoms of MS which, now at long > last, is being acknowledged and treated. > Depression and Anxiety can also be associated with MS. > Multiple Sclerosis "Hug" or "Girdle" - This is the term for one of > the rather strange and weird symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis which can > be classed as one of the many invisible symptoms but also as a spasm- > type symptom. > > > Symptoms can become more pronounced when the MS is active and may > lessen or disappear again when the MS is quiet. In some people, > symptoms fluctuate when the person is tired, upset or anxious. > > Emotional difficulties arise from the uncertainties associated with > MS as the unpredictability of the disease means that no one knows > when or how it is going to strike. > > The disease is usually characterised by attacks followed by periods > of recovery ( relapsing/remitting type of MS) although each attack > tends to leave some residual problems. > > > > Their is an e-mail sent out to everyone who signs up a 10 Ways To > Blag MS page which my wife a sufferer of MS can tell you about. > > > > I wish to include as many people who frequent this site involved, and > rest assured all who submit will be sown in the final donate here > version. This will raise recognition of the illness as well as > videoblogging. Anyone interested should e-mail me direct at > [EMAIL PROTECTED], > > > > Love be with you all > > > > Paul Knight > > > > > > > > > Do yourself a favour and Visit my Vlog > > http://pjkproductions.blogspot.com > http://pjkweddingvideo.blogspot.com > > It's worth a laugh and (mostly) work friendly. > Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
