r/Handwriting • u/PosteriorKnickers • 2d ago
Feedback (constructive criticism) Had wrist surgery... Slowly getting back to it.
Pic 1 is my writing today, two months post-op from wrist surgery on my dominant hand. I fell on ice awhile ago and my wrist did not heal well. At its worst, I could not grip a pen, pic 2 was my last journal entry before surgery. I still have to do a second surgery, but I can still strengthen it!
I practice every day by writing as much as I can, like until my hand cramps, but I guess I'm wondering if there's anything else I can do to improve my penmanship. I used to be very proud of it, but now I feel like I've lost a lot of that.
Thanks in advance.
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u/Old-Park-5312 23h ago
You can make it, slowly, step by step. You’re doing great! I hope you’ll heal soon. 💞
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u/boomboomqplm 2d ago
Just had second wrist surgery. I write better with my left hand now
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u/haikusbot 2d ago
Just had second wrist
Surgery. I write better
With my left hand now
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