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Old 09-08-2007, 01:36 AM   #1
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Hi Everyone, I am out of commission for a while. I had to have surgery on my hand today for nerve damage to the ulnar nerve and they also did the carpel tunnel release. Hence the title of the thread " Lend Me A Hand ". Steve
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I hope you have a speedy recovery. You may be able to start some thing new.......team scrolling, us your good hand and have someone else use their opposite hand, might turn into something for the Wood Working Channel.........LOL. All kidding aside, I wish you the best.
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Speedy recovery, Steve. When withdrawal starts to set in, login and have a chat.
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Just think when you are healed how much better that hand is going to be.

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ouch Steve I know how you are feeling, I had a ganglean cyst in my right wrist that burst back 1998 blew a 5mm hole in my wrist took 5 months to convince my employer it was work related and 2 1/2 hours of reconstructive surgery and bone grafts hope you get better soon my friend
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Steve....may you have a speedy recovery buddy! In the meantime, you can design patterns one-handed.
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Buddy, hurry up and heal.....quick!!!

ANYONE can make it without a right hand, but the left is priceless
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Sorry to hear about your wrist Steve. You could do a lot of planning for when it is fully healed.
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My prayers for a speedy recovery Steve. Trusting you'll feel better soon and you'll find some way to occupy yourself while you're waiting. I've been learning to design fretwork patterns while I'm doing chemo and I'm too tired to do anything but sit at the computer.

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