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Rainy Sue,

Your attitude is remarkable. You find the bright side of everything. I

admire you very much for all that you go through, and all that you have

lost, yet you still find something positive.

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----- Original Message -----

From: <Rysu19@...>

< egroups>

Sent: Monday, January 15, 2001 5:00 AM

Subject: [ ] Hands and Writing

> Hello Elly C.

>

> I just ate 2 chocolates in your honor. Well, I wanted them, too!

>

> I know what you mean about the hands hurting writing by hand. But I always

> make sure I do some writing using my favorite pen everyday to keep the

parts

> of my hands that I don't use typing, nimble, and to be sure when it comes

to

> writing checks I can still write my name legibly! If I ever hit the big

> lottery, I want to be able to sign my name! LOL. Sometimes, I have to

admit,

> I can't read my own writing. And that upsets me. Bcs it reminds me that I

> have arthritis, when most of the time I can forget about it. Despite the

> damage and pain, my handwriting is still really pretty. I can say this

> because many people tell me I have pretty handwriting. Though sometimes I

> really don't agree. I find writing nicely important so I will sit and

> practice. It is part of the writer in me. I have to have the pen in my

hand,

> and if I don't have anything to write, I write in my journal about stuff.

>

> Thank goodness for modern tech, Huh! Think about all the men and women and

> children who suffered 100 years ago. In bed, day after day in agony. With

no

> meds to help slow the progression of the disease. Yeah, they had some

> narcotics, but the arthritis was free to eat away. I may complain today

about

> pains and not being able to bend over and pick up the bottle if pills I

just

> dropped on the floor, BUT I have pills to pick up and that means I must be

> standing.

>

> What happened? I keep seeing the bright side in all of this the past

couple

> days?? LOL. Must be that breakfast time chocolate!

>

> Hope you are all doing well!

> Love & Hugs,

> Rainy Sue

>

> > I agree with the importance of being able to use one's hands. My biggest

> > fear, as this disease progresses, is that I will lose hand function. So,

I

> > type away and try to keep my fingers moving!! Writing by hand sometimes

> > hurts, so I limit that activity. Thank goodness all the typical Real

Estate

> > forms are on our company website, so I can type in the info!

> >

> > Elly C

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