I didn't know there was a winnie the pooh comics. Very cool !

Hi, names Gary Skillings Jr.
Since it appeared as years ago, and it still is popular to this day, even I read and enjoyed it when I was young.
I've always been a Disney fan. Since 'Winnie the Pooh', when I first saw Walt Disneys film, 'The Fox and the Hound', I started wanting to learn more. Make my own stories and characters, etc. I finally did, and it was worth it.
Over the years it got better. I go by what Walt Disney once said, in a book I own. "The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing." - Screenplay by Disney(2004)
If you have a few moments, this is my own history.
And Icould use some advice.
It was back in 2002, and 2005- I had my comic-strip work published by The Keene Sentinel, in Keene, N.H
But the reason I had to stop it was being a Head Supervisor for my mothers business(Day & Night), watching orders, helping the employees, etc. So when things turned for the worst, my mother sold her business to a man in Rindge, N.H(Where he ran the pallet company out of a Warehouse in Jeffery, N.H).
I drove a Dodge truck, picking-up and delivering pallets.
It was in 2005, on December 27. I got into an accident.
I was air-lifted to UMASS Memorial Hospital, had Neuro-surgery done to release swelling off my brain, where they put me into a medical coma.
Since the release from the hospital, months later . . I've had sezuiers.
And I just want to continue my comic-strip career where I left off.
With these brain-sezuires I have usally every 9 months, can I still keep my hopes of becoming a comic-strip cartoonist for Creators syndicate? And possibly have Disney see my work?
Please, I need this advice. It could help inspire me some.


--- Thank you, for reading this.
Gary Skillings Jr.
NEVER QUIT! COMICS
Keene, N.H

garyskillingsjrnqc@hotmail.com