I wanted to say I hadn’t been on roller skates for about 39 years.   I was 10 years old.  So very long ago. 

And when  I saw your leaflet at community centre, i wanted to come along  but was worried about falling over.     And could I skate again. As I’m nearly 50 

But I wanted to share an active  exercise  activity with Lola my daughter who has autism and we've  been able to  do with the roller skating together . 

Firstly my confidence has grown with the expertise from Amanda teaching us all.

I've suffered  with  panic attacks in the past. At one point, I  couldn’t get out the door without feeling anxious.

So having regular  exercise on your door step in a supported local environment - really makes a difference . 

And it really has supported mental health and physical health.  I’m going through the menopause also . 

Again which has really helped me  a lot getting involved 

I have made  new friends in the community who I had seen in street. But now chat too.    Which has strengthened the community.  Because after regeneration of our estate so much changed.   With people moving away. So it nice to have things in common.   Roller skating. Does that. 

Amanda has gave us all so much support.   If someone had said I be back roller skating  

I wouldn’t believe them. 

When I'm skating  I feel invincible!

It’s really made a positive difference. 

We looked forward to having this to attend to.  Thank you

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