It is perfectly normal and I bet it will always be there. When I am handwriting a document, (God forbid if I can't type it at a faster speed.) I always feel the pain in my wrist from when I broke it in high school ten years ago.
It is the same with my Multiple Sclerosis. When my attacks finally go into remission and I have recovered, it will always leave either dizziness or leg pains when I am tired, or somethign else but I am never like I was.
Also ask Ms. October, she has a bad bone structure and her bones break incredibly easier, I bet she is still in quite a bit of pain for each bone she broke a long time ago. I won't know though until she responds as she is taking some time off of writing.
Is it wierd that my injury is still acting up?
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It is perfectly normal and I bet it will always be there. When I am handwriting a document, (God forbid if I can't type it at a faster speed.) I always feel the pain in my wrist from when I broke it in high school ten years ago.
It is the same with my Multiple Sclerosis. When my attacks finally go into remission and I have recovered, it will always leave either dizziness or leg pains when I am tired, or somethign else but I am never like I was.
Also ask Ms. October, she has a bad bone structure and her bones break incredibly easier, I bet she is still in quite a bit of pain for each bone she broke a long time ago. I won't know though until she responds as she is taking some time off of writing.