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May 08, 2007 | Comments: (0)
Ye Olde Carpal Tunnel
Being that Matt is the most prolific person I know most of our readers don't care that I am not posting much. Much of reluctance has been because of a hand/wrist pain that makes it hard to type. My 2 months of excruciating pain turns out to be carpal tunnel.
I usually mock people that say they have fake ailments like carpal tunnel, but man, it really sucks and is totally painful. So, light posting and no epics for a few more weeks.
I *really* feel old.
Posted by Dave Rosenberg on May 8, 2007 08:08 PM
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Dave: Too bad Clinton still isn't president - didn't he have government programs designed to help sufferers like you? I think MuleSource should add "hand massage" to its list of treatments covered by your health insurance. :-)
Seriously, carpal tunnel bites. What do you do to fix something like that?
Posted by: Matt Asay at May 9, 2007 06:05 AMHand massage and car detailing since my new car (less than 2 months old) has now been hit twice.
Not much you can do for the carpal tunnel. Basically you have to lay off the hand and give it a lot of rest. And you can wear a wacky brace thing during down time. Sigh. I am old.
Posted by: Dave Rosenberg at May 9, 2007 08:03 AM
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