01-31-2009, 12:38 PM
Mt. man:
I am deeply concerned that I may have upset you. My wife is also handicasped. She is at 80% disabled, by the VA. I'm handicapped, too. (And not just mentally.) I am considered "permanently disabled" because there is little hope for my condition ever improving. I was merely trying to point out that because some of us model ralroaders are physically handicapped, and unable to perform certain tasks ourselves, we shouldn't be excluded from the category of "model railroaders;" a point I think you would agree with. Again, I am saddened by the thought that I may have upset you. I consider you as one of the best modelers on this forum, and always enjoy your posts. My heartfelt apologies.
I am deeply concerned that I may have upset you. My wife is also handicasped. She is at 80% disabled, by the VA. I'm handicapped, too. (And not just mentally.) I am considered "permanently disabled" because there is little hope for my condition ever improving. I was merely trying to point out that because some of us model ralroaders are physically handicapped, and unable to perform certain tasks ourselves, we shouldn't be excluded from the category of "model railroaders;" a point I think you would agree with. Again, I am saddened by the thought that I may have upset you. I consider you as one of the best modelers on this forum, and always enjoy your posts. My heartfelt apologies.
I only know what I know, and I don't understand very much of it, either.
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Member: AEA, American Legion, Lions Club International
Motto: "Essayons"