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What hobbies help you escape PF?
What hobbies do you have that are a distraction from living with pulmonary fibrosis?
I have long been a ham radio operator. I do enjoy speaking with people around the world from my home without using the internet.
Do you have a way to escape living with pulmonary fibrosis?
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10 Replies
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I enjoy shooting. I have my own range on my property and try to get some trigger time daily.
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swimming
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Sporting Clays along with Skeet and Trap are good outdoor hobbies that require little exertion. You can take a cart at most sporting clays places.
Bocce is always a limited exertion game. It is not easy to excel but we have a frail 94 year old who is a champion and very accurate with a bocce ball.
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I make art. I love to paint in watercolours and acrylic. You loose yourself in it. Forget about all your problems
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I, also, enjoy HAM radio!
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I love building Lego, in gives me great joy to be able to show and share with my children and grandchildren my latest creation.
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My husband likes to fly his drone. He can sit on the deck in the backyard or we can go for a ride to the beach or lake.
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It is such a diverse group of diversions to enjoy.
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I spend endless hours doing watercolor paintings. I generally use reference photos I’ve taken on various trips over the years or simply from walks in my neighborhood. It gives me the joy of both memories and being creative. I also do clay sculpting, which is lots of fun. And from time to time, I pull out my violin which I love, but can play only for short times.
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I am learning woodworking. I did carpentry (not professionally) but that is a bit too physical now.
I am also tying fishing flies again. That is well within my energy level.
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