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carabiner96
Apr 10, 2006, 11:04 AM
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does anyone else out there (prolly the ladies) have really, really skinny wrists - re: all bones- and have problems in the outside area of the joint? sometimes the pain is just an annoyance, sometimes it means i can't even open a jar of pickles. One doc told me it could be carpal tunnel, another said arthritis, yet another said a triangular fibrocartilage tear. All three said to slap a brace on it and maybe it would get better. ahhh, doctors....
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reg
Apr 10, 2006, 12:12 PM
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hi - my name is richard and i have thin wrists. :D not a big deal - strenght is not in the wrist but the mucles that pull on the tendons that run through the wrist. wonder if "overuse" or repetitive action syn. could have complicated your condition? that said do what you can and enjoy what you do - don't worry about "grades" just have fun with the adventure! there's a guy on this site - an amputee (below right knee) who was workin on a couple different attachments for types of climbing - also i have a vid of eric weinheimer and friends climbing in the desert - can't remember the title just now - eric's blind but leads trad - climbing with a dlb amputee and a para palegic who jugs behind - really cool stuff. i'll let you now the name of the vid tomorrow. have fun!
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