Re: Handwriting-the good, the bad, and the weird » linkadge

Posted by Sarah T. on January 27, 2006, at 1:35:09

In reply to Re: Handwriting-the good, the bad, and the weird, posted by linkadge on January 26, 2006, at 20:28:51

Hi Linkadge,
That's very interesting that your handwriting improves after exercise, even if only briefly. At least it responds to something, so you know it's not irretrievably lost. I'll bet the decline in penmanship is a withdrawal phenomenon and will probably improve with time. Withdrawal can take a LONG time, as you know.
Sarah

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