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Cool Hands Shaking

Are there days some of you find that your hands shake more than others? Today I had the plumber ask me to sign his work sheet. My signature ended up looking like a delinquent parrot had got hold of a biro: Later in the food store I was asked to confirm my payment card's code - I had difficulty getting my finger to press on the correct button, and in the end I held my wrist with the other other hand. Things are stabilised otherwise I would have had difficulty writing this thread.

On another point about hand shake, has anyone found that smoking a cigarette causes the hands to start dancing?
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