হাতের অস্ত্রোপচারের পর চিকিৎসায় লেগো, ২৭ বছরে গড়লেন বিশ্ব রেকর্ড

Frederick Oliver, a Canadian man, has set a new Guinness World Record for the largest collection of Star Wars Lego sets, boasting 1,051 sets. His journey with Lego began 27 years ago as a form of rehabilitation after wrist surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome, a result of his demanding construction work. Doctors recommended fine motor skill exercises, and Oliver found Lego to be a creative and engaging option that helped him regain nearly 95% of his hand function.

What started as therapy evolved into a lifelong passion, leading to an extensive collection displayed in his home. Oliver credits Lego with keeping his imagination alive and providing a sense of accomplishment as he ages.

This story highlights the therapeutic benefits of engaging hobbies and demonstrates how a personal challenge can lead to extraordinary achievements and world records.