Re: woodworking and anything done with our hands feet and brains

[Guest guest]

I will try to get an appointment. I have to go to my ortho guy to get

permission. hen they have to call Bruce White at workman's comp. to have him

approve it. Then try to get an appointment with him. Sometimes it seems to be

a lot of hassle to get to one doc but it's all worth while in the end I hope.

I'm getting pretty discussed right now. I seem to be running into circles and

not getting anywhere or any better just acquiring more pain when they say

they are going to reduce it. Right now I would do or go anywhere to be able

to get back to my garage and to my wood. Woodworking seems to give me more

satisfaction then the crocheting< Quilting, sewing or any other crafts. To

bad not enough of us that do these things live close enough to have a booth

of all our accomplishments. Well, maybe that's a challenge to work at. I know

that I'm not the only CMT or RSD sufferer that does crafts. Think I'll look

into a craft fair that maybe is in the middle of our territories. We may be

able to help some of the others who have to much time on their hands. I just

gave one of my knitting machines to a man here in Santa so that he

could learn how to knit on a machine and use some of his dead time as he

calls it for something positive and maybe even a little extra financial help.

So if anyone is interested in selling any of their crafts or work, I'll try

to find an outlet that will accommodate us all. Hope to be able to come to

the conference in August, Then we can all try and work something out that

will be beneficial to all of us that know how and help those that don't but

would seriously want to learn.

Stout