What reason is there for waring a brace
Francine....You Go Girl!!!
That was probably one of the most informed responses I've ever read on this board.
Thanks to folks like you, folks like me learn more every time we log-in.
Fantastic!
Thanks to folks like you, folks like me learn more every time we log-in.
Fantastic!
Re: What reason is there for waring a brace
Hello Tom,
I am left TBPI but here are the reasons I wear a brace. A wrist and hand brace offers me support so I can use my hand a little better. It also offers my wrist and hand a break which helps with the swelling and pain.
I also tend to wear a brace when I am in a group of people. That way I don't have to worry about someone bumping into me or slapping me on the shoulder. Kind of works as a buffer for me.
I have a cast like brace that goes from my wrist to my shoulder that I wear sometimes at night. Like all braces that I have dealt with at night this one is not comfortable either. However, there are times I need to imbolize my arm. It does help.
I am sure there are other reasons I wear a brace but honestly none are coming to me right now!
Joy
I am left TBPI but here are the reasons I wear a brace. A wrist and hand brace offers me support so I can use my hand a little better. It also offers my wrist and hand a break which helps with the swelling and pain.
I also tend to wear a brace when I am in a group of people. That way I don't have to worry about someone bumping into me or slapping me on the shoulder. Kind of works as a buffer for me.
I have a cast like brace that goes from my wrist to my shoulder that I wear sometimes at night. Like all braces that I have dealt with at night this one is not comfortable either. However, there are times I need to imbolize my arm. It does help.
I am sure there are other reasons I wear a brace but honestly none are coming to me right now!
Joy
Joy in FL is now living in Georgia!
Left TBI on October 31, 1991
Left TBI on October 31, 1991
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Re: Francine....You Go Girl!!!
you're welcome Steve!