Not to good at the moment.

[Jason Crausby]

Hi Siobhan,
Sorry to hear this... Peter was the first to welcome me to a forum such as this when I got back into modelling a few years back...please pass on my best wishes
Jason

[Jack L]

So sorry to hear this Siobhan, my Mum had a major stroke a few years ago, so know what a terrible thing it is, however she made a full recovery, and enjoys doing everything she did before. All my best to Peter. X

[tr1ckey66]

Hi Siobhan
Sorry to hear of Peter's stroke. Wishing him a speedy recovery and my best wishes to both of you.
Paul

[Mickc1440]

So sorry to hear this bad news, please add my best wishes to those from the other chaps on here and hope he makes a speedy recovery

[Peej]

My best wishes to Pete for a speedy recovery. Also best wishes to his nearest and dearest.

[Mini Me]

Siobahn, as Pete already knows our thoughts and prayers are with you both in these trying times. Rest assured that all is in the good Lords hands and that what ever the outcome it will be for the best. Please accept my best wishes for a quick and full recovery.
Rick Hoskinson.

[Guest]

Hi to everyone, firstly can I thank everyone for their very kind comments it's been a great help and comfort. Peter has always said this is a friendly forum.
When I got there this morning I found him sitting up on the edge of the bed with his arm in plaster, basically he had gone for a walk and falling over and broken his wrist trouble is it's his left wrist which is the one that isn't moving that well and now it is not moving at all which my cause a problem later on due to the lack of movement, there is improvement in his left arm and he can move his fingers now they say you should all return and he will be doing physio.
He's got about 75% of his speech back but he moans because he dribbles as I said nothing new there then.
He's being reading a newspapers and it looks like he can still write and doodle ok.
The only worrying thing is he's got trouble with his left eye it looks like he might have lost 50% of vision in it.
The good news is is he may be home Friday providing it doesn't do anything else.
Thank you all again.
Siobhan.

[Guest]

Thanks for the update Siobhan. Good to hear that Peter is on the mend. Tell him not to worry too much about the dribbling - as superannuated modellers we all do that!

[Jim R]

Hi Siobhan
Thanks for keeping us up to date. Real shame about Pete's wrist but I'm sure it will mend ok. It is early days yet and already there are positive signs.
All the best to you both.
Thanks again.
Jim

[Guest]

Hi Siobhan
Thanks for keeping us up to date.
Sorry to read about the wrist .
Give him our good wishes, and take care your self.
John and Christine.

[boatman]

Many thanks Siobhan for the update on pete an we send good whishes for you both
jen an chris

[rtfoe]

Hi Siobhan, thanks for the update. We're used to dribbling especially when we see a new model kit but the wrist problem is a shame and will take time to heal. There are positive signs and hope he'll mend in time. All the best.

Richard

[Mini Me]

Thanks for keeping us posted Siobahn. Please find comfort in knowing that so many of us are thinking of and praying for
Pete's speedy recovery. Thanks again for sharing, Rick H.

[Ian M]

At least he didn't have far to go to get his wrist fixed. But actually in the hospital. lol.
Give him my regards.

[Guest]

Hi again we just had the physio do a another walking assessment which he did very well at the strange thing is we both noticed Peter walk without his stick, which he has used for over 10 years after a very nasty motorcycle crash which shattered his knee, he does use his left hand to hold the stick which is now out of action, after physio had gone we ask Peter where's your stick, he said I'm ok with out it.
A very strange plus.
Siobhan.