Thanks, but fortunately, my hands still work well -- play the sax,
crochet, sketch, flutter tickle the cat...
I was responding to someone else's concern.
Akua
>> I miss most being able to using my hands easily
I also have problems with my fingers and hands. The diagnosis is
loss of Proprioception. Most of us get some loss, others get a lot.
It has decreased my speed on the computer, made walking on gravel
or the lawn difficult, and causes me to fall if I don't watch what
I'm doing. The official diagnosis is " Sack's Syndrome." Named
after Oliver Sacks, a neurologist at Columbia MedicalCenter NYC. Dr.
Sacks writes books such as "the man who mistook his wife for a hat."
I believe Google has the book available through it's books
depository ( Google is copying all books of importance into it's
archives."
take care
F
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