This is a stupid question. I can’t control my hand when I try to sign something. I was wondering are there any special writing tools meaning a special type of pen or pencil out there and could someone please let me know. Thank you
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Hi diguilio,
Not a stupid question. I have the same problem. I only use wider pens with built in grippers on them.
My signature is a far cry from what it.used to be, Sometimes it's more legible than others.
I've learned I have to slow down and think about how I'm forming letters before I write them. I can't sign my name completely in cursive anymore. It's a combination of cursive broken up with print letters.
"Below are some other adjustments, suggested by Hansen-Zlatev, which may make it easier for you to write by hand:
Pick the right pen Fatter pens can be helpful if you have decreased sensation in your fingers or impaired coordination. “With a thinner pen, you don’t feel it in your hand as much. A fatter pen will have more surface area available to grip,” explains Hansen-Zlatev. A pen with a textured grip can also help.
Slipping a gripper onto a thin pen or a wooden pencil, the kind that children use when learning to write, can also make it easier for you to maintain your grasp on the writing implement, says Hansen-Zlatev.
A weighted pen, which, as it sounds, is heavier and also thicker than an ordinary ballpoint pen, may help to dampen the effect of tremors."
https://www.everydayhealth.com/multi...ability-write/
Here are some examples ~
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08K3...F8&adId=200068 854594481&qualifier=1631025807&id=208536455221250& widget=sd_onsite_mobileweb&spPl=1&psc=1
I hope you find something that helps. Best of luck.Last edited by pennstater; 09-07-2021, 07:39 PM.Kimba
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