So this stupid finger brace on the middle finger of my right hand, it's driving me crazy. (I broke my finger about a month ago.) Its coming off soon and not a moment too soon as far as I'm concerned. I've relearned how to type, using other fingers to hit the keys 'i' 'k' and the comma, so that's fine. But I can't hold any sort of stick in my right hand. And we handle far more stick-like objects in our daily life then I had realized. The following are things I cannot hold with my right hand.
Pens - I can't 'just jot this down' or make notes on my calender or sign my own christmas cards.
Chapstick - Using my left hand, I've accidently applied it to my nostril twice.
Forks
Spoons
Knives - You can imagine the mess I'm made in the kitchen using my left hand.
Spatula - I've actually flung eggs behind the refridgerator.
Whisk
Toliet Brush
Kitty litter scooper - That's not something you wanna spill all over your bathroom floor.
Any sort of make-up in a tube - Which is basically everything but blush.
Toothbrush -
Scissors
Keys
But on the upside, holding chopsticks is actually easier.
Pens - I can't 'just jot this down' or make notes on my calender or sign my own christmas cards.
Chapstick - Using my left hand, I've accidently applied it to my nostril twice.
Forks
Spoons
Knives - You can imagine the mess I'm made in the kitchen using my left hand.
Spatula - I've actually flung eggs behind the refridgerator.
Whisk
Toliet Brush
Kitty litter scooper - That's not something you wanna spill all over your bathroom floor.
Any sort of make-up in a tube - Which is basically everything but blush.
Toothbrush -
Scissors
Keys
But on the upside, holding chopsticks is actually easier.
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