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Marling: I don't know how old you are, but if you're close to my age and grew up in the fifties, left-handedness was disouraged. You may,indeed, have been meant to be left-handed. I remember having to stay after school every day to copy over my schoolwork, which slanted to the LEFT, which is "normal" for a lefty. Which may account for my quirky personality. But I don't think it accounts for my PD. Carole H. --- Marling McReynolds <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > my brother strung his guitar backwards because he > said it was > easier for him. > I learned on his guitar and when I finally bought > one for myself, I > had to learn all over again. > what a trip > > Oh yes, I have a different outlook on lefthandedness > also, > I am the ONLY right handed person in my family! > My father, mother, sister, brother, 3 out of 4 > grandparents (the > other one was ambidexterous), and my daughter are > all lefthanded. > My son is ambidexterous. The grandchildren are > running half and > half with 3 for each side. I even married a left > handed man. > I think I was supposed to be left handed and somehow > it got mixed > up. Hey, maybe that is what is wrong with my brain > and why I > have PD???? > Marling > still laughing > _____________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Free instant messaging and more at http://messenger.yahoo.com