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Start with carpel tunnel that has turned into arthritis
Hand hurt sometimes I forgot how honestly stupid and hard things are todo in the “engine bay” Trying to remove and replace the injectors on a 75 Adding air injection just makes it even more challenging to get done. I just am being reminded how stupid some things are on this car. I simply forgot, or it’s a memory I refused to save. I’m glancing over at the fan belt, with air pump….that should be fun. |
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I inherited my Dad's shaky hands (probably a sign of something bigger). When my arms start to get tired, my hands will shake when trying do delicate work. I can still swing an axe with surety and strength, but if I try to start a small screw or nut, I often drop it. I first noticed it in my early 30's and thought "My Dad's hands do the same". 20 years later, still brushing it off.
Sucks after a day of yard work, beat to the bone, go to grab a cool brew at dinner and everyone thinks I have a drinking problem because the glass is shaking. Oh well. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif) |
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Ronin Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 582 Joined: 14-January 10 From: Aviano, Italy Member No.: 11,232 Region Association: None ![]() ![]() |
I inherited my Dad's shaky hands (probably a sign of something bigger). When my arms start to get tired, my hands will shake when trying do delicate work. I can still swing an axe with surety and strength, but if I try to start a small screw or nut, I often drop it. I first noticed it in my early 30's and thought "My Dad's hands do the same". 20 years later, still brushing it off. Sucks after a day of yard work, beat to the bone, go to grab a cool brew at dinner and everyone thinks I have a drinking problem because the glass is shaking. Oh well. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif) I do the same exact thing! Mow and weedeat, and I can't hold a thing without shaking enough to spill it. Try to hold a plastic cup full of beer and I will crush it as I strain to hold it steady. Some days just trying to get a pill out of a bottle is a challenge without dumping the whole bottle. |
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