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Old 05-17-2014, 08:12 PM #1
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Default Things keep slipping through my fingers
Hi, Anyone else got problems with holding things? My CRPS is full body but my right side is not as bad as my left which is good or I'd be a real basket case *L* Anyway I find that if I'm holding something and not concentrating on it my fingers/hand will suddenly just let go.. I've lost a good coffee cup or two that way.. and gotten covered in the coffee or pop or whatever just fell out of my hand... Thing is it isn't a numbness hands still hurting.. it's like the pain is covering the normal feelings so much my hand forgets it's holding something...
Just wondering if this going on with anyone else...
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