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AUTHOR: Frankie74DATE: 08/15/01 8:45pm
SUBJECT: Re: Left-handedness
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AUTHOR: Patri
I noticed my daughter was left-handed by the time she started feeding herself. I never tried to stop her or force her a different way. And, i never ran into any problems with her education either.
Acutally, because she is lefthanded in a right handed world, she has learned to accomodate both hands. The greatest thing she did was learn the violin, which is a right handed instrument. She worked hard to learn it, and now is pretty much ambidextous in everything..except writing.
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 Patri08/15/01 08:37pm
Re: Left-handedness
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