**What up?!** I'm CoJo and video games are my passion! No matter what age I was, if I was playing something, I called for someone to see how cool this looked or to watch a cutscene with me to see if I can show them how video games are more then just interactive movies (if that was ever a thing they were called.) Streaming allows me to get that same reaction without the hollering for someone and bothering my family. Been streaming on Twitch since 2012, streamed till 2015, stopped for 7 years because games may have one, but life doesn't pause for anybody. If you like hanging out, watching games and playthroughs, good laughs and better times, then you'll fit right in! But if you don't like any of that, maybe I can change your opinion on that? No pressure! With that said, *let the good times roll!* ♿️

# Rules Are Non-Negotiable! - ***NO RACISM*** - ***NO POLITICS*** - ***NO RELIGIOUS TOPICS*** - Treat Others How You'd Want To Be Treated! - Being Disrespectful is **NOT** Tolerated - ## Enjoy Yourself and Make New Friends! # **DON'T BE WEIRD!**

## My Wheels - **Quickie 2** is what I'm rolling around in for those wondering! >*Instagram will have more information.* >>*and by more information, I mean a picture. Leave a like! ;D* ## My Systems - **PS5** is the only console (for now.) >*Nintendo Switch and Emulators will be added once I get a capture card.*

# ***DONATIONS*** # ***ARE*** # ***NOT*** # ***REQUIRED*** Subscribing to the channel is ***MORE*** than enough... **BUT** if you would like to take a step, *(something I haven't done in decades)* further, then go ahead and hit that link, but don't say I didn't warn you!

## Here's A "Mini-Bio" I Put Together For Those Who'd Like To Learn A Bit More About Me. **1991:** I have been playing video games since I was a baby. Even have a photo of my sister and I knocked out on a chair playing Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!. Since then, gaming has always been in my *blood.* **2004:** As I got older and grew wiser, 12yr old CoJo was as crazy as ever about video games. Playing Def Jam: Fight for NY, I ended up receiving a nasty bruise on my forearm, *(ask me how I got it)* and after it not going away for weeks, I was worried... Days after my 13th birthday, after being both misdiagnosed and diagnosed with conditions I already knew about from 3 doctors and 2 hospitals, I was diagnosed with *Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia. (A.L.L)* >Thankfully, because of the bruise, we were able to catch it early on. >>But that didn't stop it from being one the scariest moments in my life. **2006:** Video games were the escape from all that was going on with my health and being in and out of the hospital. It was a fierce battle like all cancer patients go through, but thankfully, I reached **remission**. **2007:** 16yrs old with my first job and I have a popped blood vessel that never healed. Eyeball just looked like a ball of blood. Turned out to be a CNS relapse. Ended up having a **malignant tumor** wrapped around my optic nerve but never touched it so my vision was unaffected. Another 2 year roadmap of extreme treatment, (chemo and radiation). Being older I had more of a say on what I wanted and I enjoyed being a kid without the hassles of the hospital on my back 24/7. So I didn't want to do the extreme treatments. One of my many doctors were the most truthful to me and held no punches, explaining if I don't go along with the roadmap, there could be **"dire consequences".** I trusted my doctors with my life, if not for them, I wouldn't even be here. So I changed my mind and went into the treatments knowing I'll get through them, even faster than the first time. *Nothing could stop me...* **2009:** 18yrs old now. Extreme radiation to the tumor and extreme chemotherapy to the cancer. It was a battle but I once again, *prevailed.* In **Remission** once more... now just the basic monthly checkups and whatnot. There was this one procedure I'd be no stranger to called a ***Spinal Tap.*** **TL;DR** a big ol' needle would go into your spine and draw spinal fluid to check for cancers and whatnot. *I wouldn't notice it instantly, but this would be the day that changed my entire life....* >I was an active guy, wasn't in tip top shape but I loved going outside just as much as playing video games. Walking around the neighborhood and biking around the city. Every day I got out of bed, my legs would struggle and I'd be confused as to why. I wasn't doing any heavy lifting and walking wasn't ever an issue, *but I was about to find out how ironic that statement will be.* After walking home my now fiancée, the following day I got up and collapsed on the floor. Knees buckled and couldn't stand up without my grandmother's walker. Rushed to the hospital, I was there for weeks and to no avail, no one knew what was happening to me. Misdiagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome, it was never truly diagnosed. Just marked up as a *"rare case".* That's when the chair became a part of my life. I wasn't always in it but being in it has definitely changed the way I look at the world and changed my view on alot of things. If you made it all the way here, write in chat that you cleaned out your closet and I'll know you're a real one. ### I know that must of been a lot to read and probably too much information but I don't mind sharing my story. If it can help others and/or bring awareness to more situations, then I'm happy! Much Love!

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