The Anonymous Widower

Does The Watch I Wear Affect My Hand?

Normaly, I wear a heavy stainless steel bracelet-type watch on my left hand.  As that is my gammy one, recently I’ve taken to wearing it on the right, but I don’t like to do that as it is inconvenient. I should also say that it used to be the Rolex that C gave me as my last Christmas present and that I nearly lost in Naples, but that is just too heavy for either hand.

So today, I got an old watch out with a leather strap and my hand seems to be a little bit better now that it is released from its steel corset.

I should also say that for years I always wore my watch on my right hand, as I felt that it was more comfortable. This was because my arm wasn’t very good for many years, due to it being broken by a bully at school. It almost seems to be that since the stroke my arm has returned to the state it was until fixed by a fitness trainer a couple of years ago.

It’s all very puzzling.  But do I care, as it’s certainly better this evening.

August 17, 2010 - Posted by AnonW | Health | Stroke