Summary

Jan Sebastian recounts the adventurous and supportive journey of her son Jeremy, who has participated in various film projects, skydiving, and public service announcements, showcasing his love and dedication to his mother despite challenges.

Abstract

Jan Sebastian shares a heartfelt story about her son Jeremy, who has been by her side through thick and thin. At a young age, Jeremy demonstrated his love and support by skydiving for a TV show his mother was involved in. Throughout his life, he has been part of his mother's film projects, including acting in a student film at age five and working as a cameraman in his teenage years. Despite the demanding schedule and the unconventional nature of their life, Jeremy has remained a constant source of pride for Jan, who now faces her own challenges after suffering a stroke. Jan, who identifies as a fearless and focused writer, continues to pursue her passion for writing and helping others, while also expressing her gratitude to her son and the audience for their support.

Opinions

Jan Sebastian expresses immense pride in her son Jeremy's achievements and unwavering support.
The author believes that Jeremy's participation in various activities, such as skydiving and film projects, demonstrates his adventurous spirit and dedication to his mother.
Jan appreciates the fun and memorable experiences they shared on movie sets and during the filming of a basketball movie.
Despite the stroke that has left her disabled, Jan remains determined and positive, focusing on her writing and therapy.
The author values community support and invites readers to connect with her and follow her journey.
Jan endorses an AI service, ZAI.chat, as a cost-effective alternative to ChatGPT Plus (GPT-4), indicating her appreciation for innovative and accessible technology.

My son, Jeremy has me as a mom. God help him!

He jumped out of a plane for me when he was 18 for a TV show. He loves Mom!

Such a great kid! Back then he had no idea what was in store. It wasn’t bad, we had fun.

Everybody tells him that he should write a book.

At 5 he did a student film in Cali about a little kid that found a National Geographic Magazine and his mind wandered, in the script.

At 5, he didn’t fully understand in real life. He just learned his lines and was cute.

The final shot was done in Malibu, California where two beautiful women appeared on the beach.

Then he did a Public Service Association (PCA)for Red Cross. it was a video instruction for people on how to give CPR o a child.

I drug him to movie sets with me. We had fun.

Fast forward to 5th grade. He became my cameraman.

I had a wrestling business. We had a ring in our backyard and everything. Doesn’t everyone? I was short a cameraman. so I kept him home and he was camera 3.

So in the 9th grade, we did a movie. Low budget. “3 0n 3, Nothing But Net.” A basketball movie. It took his whole summer. Such a great sport he was.

Finally, Jeremy did jump out of a plane for me. Loves his mom!

When he was 16, I decided to do a TV show. Jeremy was in 100%. It was Career guidance for kids. We interviewed a skydiving instructor.

Scared shitless, he jumped! — Priceless! — That’s my Jer!

— — — — — — — — — — SHITLESS! — — — — — — — — — —

He will never do it again! Best son ever! Now he is grown.

I did a 30 second commercial for my baby. So cute, Aww!

He is married and has kids and is the Sales Manager at a car dealership, Great Dad, Hubby, and son!

He is about to get his real estate license! Jer, you are gonna kick some real estate ASS!

So who is this Jan Sebastian writer chick?

I had a stroke so I am disabled and am kicking major ass.…well in some ways. I can’t walk or talk well but I’m a writing MO-FO! Kickin’ serious BUTT 100%!

This is my silly stroke therapy video. The focus on my face is hilarious! A crazy-ass redhead who is not at all normal and proud of it. I love people and love helping them. Unconventional seems right. Fearless and focused.

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