
Posted by David on October 14, 2009, 9:53 pm
Message modified by board administrator October 14, 2009, 10:29 pm
I must apologize for my typing sometimes, as I broke my wrist about 4-5 years ago along with my elbow and several fingers falling off a ladder. I had a ladder against a 20 ft. bush that need trimming desperately and asked Elizabeth to hold it for me. It started to slip and instead of quickly going down the ladder to safety, I jumped backwards. If I had gone straight down the ladder, I would have injured Elizabeth rather badly. Instead in a flash of conscience, I decided to jump instead on to the pavement. Hence, the injury to my arm, wrist and hand. I was in physical therapy for about 18 months, 2-3 times a week. My doctor said I could never use my hand ever again. I couldn't bend my fingers, nor move my wrist. I told the doc I needed to type for the ladies on bcsupport.org, as they needed me, and he just gave me a sympathetic look. Sometimes when I type now, I think my fingers are hitting the keys, but I don't have the correct control over my fingers to hit the keys hard enough. Often, I make typing errors because of this and I have to go back and do a sentence over. In the process, frequently, I mess up a sentence, or thought, or leave out a word. Like all of us, I have time constraints and forget to do spell checks, or even read over what I have written. I am sorry. So, please forgive me.
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