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Old 05-26-2011, 08:46 AM #3
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It's not only the touch sensation but the strength of the grip.
I try to pick things up sometimes, but I just can't feel hem there.
I try to pick up something- maybe 2 or 3 tries, before I get it
(say pennies.dimes, keys,etc.)
So not feeling, and not gripping strong enough, combine to make mea clumsy fool with....... the 'drops'!
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