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Janice, (et al) It is interesting that you feel this while playing the piano. When I sit down at the piano and play is nearly the only time my PD does not bother my right hand. I find that even if I have been late with my med, when I sit and play the hands act as if I had never had PD. Sometimes I wish I could just play the piano and never do anything else. Ha Ha I suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome and had surgery on both wrists. I had spent nearly 20 years as a bookkeeper and receptionist. Now with the PD keyboarding is even harder much of the time. I too am glad you cannot see how long it takes me to type this nor see all the mistakes I must erase. My fingers find the backup key easiest of all. I think I will go back to the piano. Marling McReynolds shcrc@humboldt