u/cybeast21

Third or Fourth post here! First of all as always sorry for bad english.

I've posted here before about my ischemic stroke on 5th of July, I've since out of hospital after 2 weeks and currently doing after care and therapy.

One thing I noticed is how fast your brain can adapt to use your stronger side only, I need to consciously use my right hand to take a bottle (for example).

Anyway that's it, I don't have much to share aside from I'm rehabilitating right now, and hopefully can recover faster than 5 months XD

I'm the OG poster on this one https://www.reddit.com/r/stroke/comments/1ut7ond/comment/ox0wamo/?context=3

and I finally got discharged from hospital yesterday!

Might sound ungrateful or boasting, but anyone ever felt that they aren't making progress on recovery? Like, everyone says it but you seems to just doubt yourself because of something you used to easily do (playing game for me) feels harder cause your thumb now can't press fast enough? Things like that?

First, sorry for bad english

Got admitted since this Monday, brain scan shows white spot and currently on rehabilitation process.

Weakened limb is scary, I can barely open a bottle now.

I tried to be optimistic and showing brave face, but ngl it feels overwhelming at times.

Sorry, just want to vent out somewhere

Hello! First timer here, planning to buy Principal for my 1st Megalomaria, but some question to ask:

1. How fragile it is (in term of joints durability, etc)?
2. Since I tend to bring some figures outside, is this one "safe" to brought outside (related to 1st question, like fragility, loose parts, acc etc)?
3. I got some experience handling Gundam, 30M series, and Kotobukiya (non-scale) Roll and Roll.exe, how are this kit (or line in general) compared to them, in term of durability?
4. Is there any well known issues in general (not specific to any model) or just specific to Principal?
5. How easy is it to build?

Thanks before!