This has been a trip. It really has been. I think anyone following the GoFundMe for about a week saw what went down, but it really was bonkers.

First of all, TheBones5 dropped a video, and in it he included SaveJim. We reached out to him a week previously and he agreed to talk about it. And a bit later, it came out on the 20th.

I remember being in call with Jimmy and others from the community, and our jaws dropped since within the spawn of 3 hours when the video launched an additional 2K had been raised.

To wake up the next day and see the GoFundMe reach 10K was absolutely astonishing. Today we hit 300+ donations. That's unbelievable.

Jimmy really, truly does thank you all for wanting to help him.

I have to say, this has been the greatest thing I have ever witnessed go down in the community. The level of generosity over the last month people have given to Jimmy has really impacted us all. People from all about have been hearing about this movement, and yet...

It only gets better.

Recently, Youtuber Rayderweich contacted me through mutuals I know. He proposed the idea of creating a video to spread #SaveJim. This video will not only cover the original TRTF games, but will also be covering the Anniversary games. All 4 of them. But this video is not being produced by him alone. No, there are many other collaborators who have joined on who are involved.

Direct correspondence has been made with many, but those who will be featured in the video at length will be the following:
AnythingElse, @SirFiftyFive , @perrigate , @05carMagu1re @Sassafrass2468 ,

among other collaborators, big and small.

Me and Jimmy have been directly involved throughout the entire process. It has been difficult as its required much planning and reaching out to others, but it has been extremely fruitful. As you can tell by the teaser, this video is dropping this Sunday, so get ready. This video will be the ultimate culmination of everything this movement has worked on.

When I said earlier this has been a trip, I really did mean it. This has been an extremely difficult task, and recruiting people and contacting others to make this movement happen has taken a long time. The road has been arduous, but the events that have occurred have been nothing short of awe inspiring.

This is the first time in many years I have ever seen something like this in our community occur with this magnitude of power behind it. But I know for a fact it is not by sheer manpower alone something like this could happen.

I truly do, genuinely give all the glory to God. Without Him, non of this wouldn't have happened. In my personal experience, I have had to pray a lot, and it has been difficult as nights have gone by where I feared, as I laid in bed, I would say to myself:

"What will happen to this movement?"

Would it disappear? Would it vanish? Would Jimmy's situation ever improve?"

But seeing this all occur, and watching Jimmy's health progressively improve over this period of time, its brought tears to my eyes. Even as I write this, I feel the tears swelling up, with my soul and spirit feeling so joyous, and awe inspired in all of this to occur.

There is a certain verse in the Gospel of Matthew that comes to mind that I have pondered in my heart through all of this. It is part of Matthew 17:20, where Jesus says:

"If you have faith as a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you."

Truly, seeing my faith being tested like this live, in action, has been unreal. It has proven to me that even when the worst situations look dire and unsolvable, unrepairable, unfixable, that God can step in. And that He has the power to right wrongs non of us ever thought we could see brightened in such deep darkness.

Because seeing not only my friend, by many others in our community, finally be able to look up to hope, and not fear getting put down, has given him such joy.

Thank you so much for reading, and I hope you all stay tuned for what is in store. Get ready for Sunday.

God bless you all.