I have a problem with my right hand and arm at the moment and am finding it painful to type etc, so I’m not going to be around much on the blogs until it improves.
Be back soon, I hope!
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Oh, no! That looks painful, Margaret! Hope you feel better soon!
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Sorry to hear this. Hope you can still read comfortably, and that you recover quickly.
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Very sorry to hear that, Margaret. It sounds very painful. You take care, we’ll all still be here (literally I’m thinking) when it’s better and you can return. Take care.
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Ow! I hope it’s better soon. I’m no longer able to type and I use the voice activation on my iPad. It works very well. If you find yourself suffering for any length of time, you might want to give it a try.
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Boo, poor you! Rest up and take care. We’ll look forward to seeing you when we see you. X
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Get well soon x
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Ouch. I wish you speedy and complete recovery. But you can still turn pages of book, right?
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Sorry to hear that, I will miss your posts. I hope it doesn’t take long to heal.
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Oh, so sorry, Margaret! Please take good care and I hope you can spend your recovery time with lots of good reading! We’ll be here when you’re feeling better.
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Oh no! Sending you all the positive thoughts! Hope you feel better soon!
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Speed recovery Margaret!
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Sorry to hear. I hope it improves soon. Take care.
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Hope this improves soon Margaret.
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Get well soon, Margaret!
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Oh, looks painful, Margaret – hope it improves soon!
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You poor thing… get better soon!
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That looks so painful, I hope it won’t be too long before you’re back and feeling normal again.
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Sorry to hear this. It must be painful and frustrating. ❤
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That looks nasty. If its carpal syndrome/ repetitive strain injury I would highly recommend you get a vertical mouse – it puts the wrist into a more natural position. like this example https://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/mx-vertical-ergonomic-mouse
I was given one in work when I had a problem and though it felt strange to begin with, it helped hugely
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Thanks to all of you for your good wishes! I’m looking into either trying to use voice activation as Cafe Society suggested or getting an ergonomic mouse as recommended by BookerTalk. 🙂
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