I can honestly say that I have never had tremors in my hands. The only thing I have noticed is that at times my hands fall asleep (when in bed) and get numb. That is all. Sorry you are having such a tough time with the tremors.

But now having to be treated with a blind cane & a wheelie walker & social worker every 2nd-3rd da = great!! But today i will get out & do thinks I want & finish off by having a coffee then go back home!

I had the left front temporal lobectomy operated 19 yrs ago & was checked every 3 mths & the professor started to say as it seems every thing is okay, he started talking about a clean operation! So my husband & I did are legal papers & I no I went under the knife on the 20 August 2011 but somehow when the operation had finished, I had a bad stroke down my whole right side including the rights of both my eyes!
I could gave had the operations & the 3rd operation was an operation near my heart that could no when I was going to have a seizure & it would begin to ease back my seizure. But I decide for the first operation as many Australian epileptics have had the 1st operation followed by the 2nd & everything has gone well. But I had the 2nd operation & now Im legally blind as I have other sight problems now!

Watching a positive movie like The Sound of Music is la great way to start the new year! I watch It's A Wonderful Life on or near Christmas every year for the same reason.

Thats me to a ‘T’ … hook line & sinker! My 4 yr ild kelpie, comes & gives me a few lucks on the face until Im back to normal!!