LIVESTREAM | FALL 2024

Join us LIVE to kick off the Winter Schedule!

[janicebowlen]

71, disabled here, having followed you for a while now. It is so good to see you feeling better, especially your eyes! Thank you for what you said about disabled people. I've accepted it so I no longer feel sadness - I just feel joy tromping through the woods with you and the happiness of what you find. God bless you and your family, Brad.

[largent]

Hang in there, Brad. I've prayed for your recovery more than once. Thinking of you and God speed.

[maryl]

I'm watching from beginning after you started. Around the 28.15 minute mark you can tell you're starting to not feel well. Take care of yourself! I believe everyone is understanding.

[dak]

Hope you feel better
Will pray for you ☀️

[KidDig]

Brad, thanks for the updates on your heath. Two things, I have always enjoyed your videos on your leather works. So, more of those would be welcome. Also, many of your subscribers have found interesting things - perhaps feature some of those and the stories behind them. Easy to solicit from your viewers and folks would enjoy your perspective on the finds. I sincerely hope your back to your old self soon. Has to be equal parts frustrating & scary for you and your family. Best, KB

[dinahjackson]

I'm sooo, so sorry, Brad.😢 I just said a HEARTFELT PRAYER for you. You please, save your strength for recovery. We miss you, but, you are more important than videos. I pray, that your family is staying strong too. Things will happen in due time. I believe in your courage. GOD BLESS YOU and YOURS!❤❤❤

[SurfCatten]

Unsolicited Advice: Don't wait until you feel better to get back out doing what you love. As someone who has dealt with undiagnosed illness for years I can tell you that rest usually doesn't help anything except for major injuries. Staying active, for however much you can, is often the best medicine. Will it help you get back to normal? Unknown. But it's far better than taking it easy and hoping things get better or chasing an answer that may never come. Just my two cents.

[LostandFinding-whpu]

Great to see you working through this time. Best to you!

[verbone]

It sounds like one of various post-infectious Lyme conditions where the nervous system is impacted and goes "haywire, " but the person's health begins to stabilize as the nervous system recovers. Hopefully, by time you see a neurologist, it'll all be somewhat of a moot point.

[russellstephens]

Praying for you Brad. Not knowing is hard to deal with.

[DiggingTimesPast]

Hi Brad, missed the live stream… just watched it now. Not going to play Doctor… just want you feeling better.
My suggestion for a stream would be to tell us about your bucket list items…. What they are, their historical significance and if there’s a reason they are on your list (other than you don’t have one…. LOL).
Thanks for keeping us in the loop… sending positive vibes your way.

[katelovescattledogs]

Brad, sending you only positive thoughts and joyful dreams. Will keep you in my daily wishes. Here's to many, many more years of hiking into the woods and going to the swimming spot with your boy. You are a gem.

[randyburton]

We would love to see more of the finds after you have cleaned them up! Randy and Gina

[Canslawfinder]

Brad, your channel is the first I subbed after I got my metal detector in early September 2024. Love your content. Here's hoping you feel better soon. Great live stream. I can only imagine how crazy that is to run. Looking forward to the next published content.

[peterrobino]

I would definitely like to see more of your leather crafts. Would also like to see what you do on your property like cutting tree's, wood splittiny etc. Whatever you post I'll be watching. Wish you the best.

[sharonedwards]

My husband has used an inversion table for several years. It relieves pressure on the nerves in your spine by allowing your vertebrae to “stretch” apart just a little. No pain, just relief. I pray so much that you will have answers soon so you can be treated or receive therapy. May God bless you and your family. We all love you, Brad!

[Joan-wo]

Hey Brad, finally able to watch this…. You’re looking better but I can still see the “illness” in your eyes. Keep hangin in. My prayers go out to you and yours. Love the older videos which I hadn’t seen. Tysvm! 💕💕💕

[sueparr]

Greetings from Nebraska. So glad you are feeling somewhat better. We all love you and wish the best for you.

[b]

Many, not all, your symptoms I Ihave plus some! I finally found out I have long covid19. The rare symptoms are what I have, mostly brain issues, pins and needles, numbness, recently passed out in the night broke one arm, messed up nerves and tendons on the other arm, balance issues, etc.

It's a thought. Not much research being done, until more people have had strange, undiagnosed symptoms. I ended up going to a NaturePath and was best thing I finally did.

I wish you the best! Please take care! I turned my 92y father onto your channel and he loves them!
Thank you. ❤

[roxannemccaffrey]

I hope you get to full recovery soon. I had three years of tick bites making me ill with numerous symptoms about 10 years ago but now find that even though I get tick bites (especially this year), I no longer seem to get sick. Hope you experience the same.