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Don, i believe that we lose our grip when we momentarily forget we are holding something - and, we cannot catch it with our slow response. i usually put my little finger below the glass or cup to stop dropping whatever i hold. i believe our feedback nerves connections do not work as they once did. certainly not as fast. ron >got a few repeats on post,s but have not gotten any answer to some >???????? that I have asked. or if getting out. let,s JANET >OR,CAMILLA ANSWER SO LOT WILL NOT SAY OH THOSE MANY POST IF I AM >GETTING OUT. my ???? was does any one else have trouble in holding >some thing in tthere hand. a therapist gave me a spring thing to >work to get some strength in my hand. think about what you got in >your hand for a while then stop thing of holding it. do not know if >it will work so some one can tell me if they have the same problem >and what they did. all 18000 list folks. THANKS. > > I.Y.Q. DON AND VIVIAN > LOVE OF MY LIVE-55 > > [log in to unmask] >----------------------------------------------------- >Click here for Free Video!! -- Ron Vetter 1936, '84 PD dz mailto:[log in to unmask] http://www.ridgecrest.ca.us/~rfvetter