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I think I lost some motricity.
Objects are often slipping of my hands. My boyfriend is making fun of me, because I often drop my phone in my face when I lay down in bed.
When i want to put back a cap on a pen, i'm having some difficulties. I end up with ink on my fingers.
And you? How is your motricity?
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Members connected over the frustrating experience of losing grip strength and fine motor control, with many describing repeatedly dropping... Read more
I have the most trouble holding on to very slim objects ,so try to get things with thicker handles also thicker pens and pencils are easier to hold and not drop. You can buy special knives folks and spoons with thick handles for disabled but you could also try and adapt things yourself by using sponge or foam wrapped around handles to make them thicker this is a good alternative as the special disability items are very expensive. Sponge and foam is great to use as its light too. Don't know if it's my arthritis or fibromyalgia that causes me this problem.
Yes! Some days I am "all thumbs" I feel like such a clutz. I fumble with things and they just seem to fall out of my hands.
I went to Physical therapy yesterday and she helped my neck and arm muscles.
It reassuring me, in a way.
I find I am having trouble with my hands also no strength in them clumsy and drop things ughh
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