I'm surprised that your efforts toward the community are noted even through chronic sickness. I did not know this about you and I'm sure many didn't either. I hope that it'll pass and you'll have time to do the things you love, and if you've accomplished so much like this, imagine if you had more time on your hands.
I myself cannot compare my situation to yours, but I haven't been able to work on anything I want due to lack of energy as well. I know I told you I'd help on Steemgigs and I still plan to do so, but it's a bit hard to do so right now because of what I've mentioned.
I'll try to find some time to install Steemgigs on my VPS to try the new functionalities in your GitHub issues. I know I'll find time one of these days.
Good luck. :) I hope that you get better.
One thing I have learnt from @surppassinggoogle Is that, there is no excuse to be lazy.
Imagine, even in his ill health, he still delivers, now if he is in good health, imagine what he would have done.good
@cryptosharon, may God restore your health.
Hey Sharon I know we sometimes talk about not having the energy to do stuff and how you tell me that you focus and get it done because you want to have consistency.
You were one of the first people that I thought of when Terry started looking for people to help with Steemgigs because I know you are always tinkering with your codes.
There is no rush as we all have our time and energy to do things but know that you will not be just helping Terry in this but a lot more people who we are targetting to make use of Steemgigs to better their lives.
Think of the ripple effect that it can happen once everything is worked out. You know I am always here if you need to talk.
P.S.
I know you are busy with your new downloaded book haha!