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I'm with you Steven. Beside spending a lot of my life in carpentry, where most destroy their hands, grip, and dexterity Arthur has moved in full time. As if that weren't enough something occurred during my illness, and hospitalization, and being right hand dominant it is more the curse, but I have lost 90% of the ability to control my right hand, and easily have lost 85% of it's strength. I wonder if I had a Stroke? I've had several MRI's of my brain looking for the cancer since then, and nobody has said Dood you had a stroke. I'm not really sure if it would show like a heart infarct does? I know anything that requires control, like moving stuff around in the bandsaw. I'm being a lot more left handed than I ever was before. Everything else is getting better, and stronger. Not the right hand though.
So at one time I could weave, I'm not too sure I could still. I do know i have never been able to weave as well as my wife can. She's like an old lady knitting, just sitting there constant motion of her hands. I'd need a nap once in a while.
So at one time I could weave, I'm not too sure I could still. I do know i have never been able to weave as well as my wife can. She's like an old lady knitting, just sitting there constant motion of her hands. I'd need a nap once in a while.
