It tends to be rounder than some other cooking implements.  I know I don't
have to remind you no cooking pancakes afterwards <grin>


Beth T.

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From: St. John's University Cerebral Palsy List
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Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 3:55 PM
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Subject: Re: update on moi


Thanks for the info, Beth!  When I made the appointment with my ortho
surgeon, he personally returned my call and asked if it was the right or
left hand.  When I replied that it was my right (non-spastic) hand, he said,
"WooHoo!!  You are gonna be one frustrated patient for the next few weeks."
He said that he sees quite a few forty-somethings come through his office
with the same injury.  Most of them have been playing pick-up basketball
games:  They fall and stick out their hands instead of rolling into the
fall.

Spatula, huh?  I got one I beat the kids with--suppose I could use that
(geez...just kidding).  Can't wait to stop at Williams-Sonoma and ask if
they have a spatula for.......:-O

-Kyle