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[Guest]

Well Im sorry for not being on here for a while as I was at the doctors for a check up and he has told me that I have dreppression through looking after my mum so I dont know when I willl return to building yet as I have a £1000 plus kits but I will keep coming on to see who is building what.

 

[Guest]

Model building can be extreemly rewarding and I'm sure very beneficial to help to along the path to recovery. Start with something small and easy and when you get a kick out of doing that progress to something else. You've obviously got plenty to choose from.

Don't be afraid to ask questions though and keep the lines of communication open so we can help whenever you feel like you need it.

 

[stona]

Good to see you back. Everything in its own time,you'll know when you want to stick some bits together. I agree with Richard that it can be therapeutic.

Keep us posted.

All the best.

Steve

 

[Guest]

Take your time Graham there is no rush. A day at a time & I am sure they will soon pass. You have taken a good step to talk about it all as the worst thing is to bottle it all up.

If you can engross yourself in the things you like best then that is a greatest aid to getting back on top of life. I have found this in my life when things are not going as well as expected.

Best wishes

Laurie

 

[Guest]

thanks for the suport at this bad time at least I have friends within the hobby also Im attending leuchars airshow this year and Im away for a few days and I hope this might help me.

 

[Ian M]

Great to hear from you again Graham.

As has been said by the others, the biggest step has been taken, now its just a matter of keeping on walking. I know that for me modeling has saved my sanity, almost. Not been able to get out to much/do to much for the last year, so my model hobby has helped me keep my feet on the ground.

Ian M