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All the best mate, Life is really unfair.
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Leaving Airsoft :(
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armysurplusandtoys
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Just seen your thread.... I am sorry to hear that.
I know it' s hard but never give up the fight...
I was diagnosed with diabetes at 16 just as i was starting to apply for the royal marines, been hard times but what you do find is a lot of people to support you and the inner strength to keep going even if at first you do not realize it.
I know it' s hard but never give up the fight...
I was diagnosed with diabetes at 16 just as i was starting to apply for the royal marines, been hard times but what you do find is a lot of people to support you and the inner strength to keep going even if at first you do not realize it.
Deek
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Whilst it may seem like the end of the world, it isn't 
Ménière's is potentially a life changing condition, but depending on how severe the condition is depends on the success of any treatments offered. Rather than quitting right away consider having a break and allowing the specialists to review what is going on and what treatment(s) would benefit you.
You may need lifestyle changes, but again discuss these with your specialist and your GP...
It is quite important to remember that with any condition like this depression is common, especially when you realise it is potentially life changing. By quitting the hobby you love prematurely you run the risk of compounding your depression, which can lead to other complications.
Try and remain positive, and if the treatments help to limit symptoms then with careful management there should be no reasons why you shouldn't enjoy airsofting.
Ménière's is potentially a life changing condition, but depending on how severe the condition is depends on the success of any treatments offered. Rather than quitting right away consider having a break and allowing the specialists to review what is going on and what treatment(s) would benefit you.
You may need lifestyle changes, but again discuss these with your specialist and your GP...
It is quite important to remember that with any condition like this depression is common, especially when you realise it is potentially life changing. By quitting the hobby you love prematurely you run the risk of compounding your depression, which can lead to other complications.
Try and remain positive, and if the treatments help to limit symptoms then with careful management there should be no reasons why you shouldn't enjoy airsofting.
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