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Monday, February 20, 2017
Splinter removal from good hand post stroke
With the 50+ temps recently when I go for my walks in the woods I no longer wear a glove which can cause problems using my pruning shears to clear brambles. I embedded a thorn in my right thumb. Tried and failed to remove it by wedging a pocket knife against a table. I no longer have a vise I could use to steady a sharp instrument. I suppose I could have waited until it festered and popped it out then but I had a friend pull it out with tweezers. This ADL was not covered in any of my OT sessions. Bandaid application is similarly very hard to do on the good hand.
Splinters are scary when you live alone after a stroke as you and I do.
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