A great article and TWO great links within it that Authors and Bloggers NEED to read 😀
I have been finding it difficult to complete some of my stories over the last two weeks. Not for the lack of wanting, but the restrictions I created for myself in damaging my muscles from “over-writing”. You may ask, “over-writing? What is that?” It is similar to tennis elbow.
After coming to a conclusion I could not write any more words because the pain was too much, I saw my physiotherapist today and she told me I left it too late and there was nothing to do except sleep and rest. She made me promise to stay away from the computer for two days. I had the same injury when I actually played tennis over 20 years ago, so I found it amusing. Well, I had to make a post so I’ll be quick and yes, I have taken some pain killers to help.
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I had to have cortisone injections to RSI and could not do anything physical and even writing was painful. Now it’s good, but for how long is anyone’s guess.
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It gives a whole new twist to the term ‘Suffering for your art’ Paul 🙂
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Yep, I have the same condition. I’m a secretary, having to type frantically every day, as well as write. I even had my left elbow operated on a few years back, but didn’t like the thought of the right one being done because I am right handed and your arm is out of action for a few weeks. Fortunately I have the ability to pace myself now, and rest if the condition flares up.
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Take care Stevie 😀
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The ageing epicondyle. My fingers need to fly with more grace over the keyboard these days.
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LOL – Mine do the Eagle soar and swoop (often to the wrong key) 😀 😀 😀
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