Two months ago when we moved from
Colorado to California, I suffered a hand infection (cellulitis) and for a week
kept my right hand elevated while IV antibiotics were administrated. During
this time I didn’t do any writing, but I checked email and sent messages. I
suddenly learned to do things left handed. As an example I operated my computer
mouse with my left hand. At first this felt unnatural, and I couldn’t keep the
cursor in the correct spot, but with practice I became almost as proficient as
with my right hand. Now that I’m fully recovered, I’ve continued to use the
mouse left handed. Who says older people can’t change?
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Hi Mike! Any chance you could add a "subscribe by email" gadget to your sidebar? It's the easiest way for me to follow new blog posts.
As the only left-hander in my family I learned years ago to use the mouse and pad with my right hand. Now, of course, I'm unable to do it with my dominant left hand.
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