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Wed May 09, 2007 11:30 pm
It isn't that worrying, so that's good. I just wanted to make a post about a weird feeling I sometimes get in my hands and wondered if this happened to anyone else or whether someone could explain what's causing it.
When I'm resting my hands and keeping them still, I often get the feeling that they're somwhere else. That sounds sooo weird, but it is in fact the truth. See, if I place my hands in the centre of my lap, my hands will sometimes feel like they're not actually there and that they're beside me instead. Sometimes, when I'm clutching something in my hand, it will feel like I'm losing grip with the object I'm holding, when I'm not. Sometimes, it feels like my hand is only lightly touching a clump of tissue paper or an empty sweet wrapper when in fact, I'm holding the item in my closed hand...
How can this even be possible? If my hands are in my lap and I feel them beside me...it just isn't possible.
Before a mod locks this, I never intended this to be another one of my illness threads. I don't see this as an illness, just something weird and very strange. I thought it might end up being an unusual topic of conversation.
Thu May 10, 2007 10:50 pm
Wow..
Now that is weird..
I kind of don't know what to say..
I usually have a lot of things to say on plenty of subjects but.. not feeling your hands at the right place?
Woow, oh my god.?
Ever thought about talking about it to someone that could actually help you figure out the problem? :O
I mean, in real life.?
Thu May 10, 2007 10:55 pm
Hmm... I would get it checked out if possible. It could end up being something rather serious (or not serious but still bad). Some things start out rather harmless like that. I have no idea what it is, but it might be better to get it looked at. How long has it been going on? It almost sounds like something to do with blood circulation.
Thu May 10, 2007 11:11 pm
Sounds like a problem with the nervous system.
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