I MYSELF BEING ONE OF THEM I ASK YOU TO PLEASE FORGIVE MY ABSENCE
Hazards of the Trade
Typically injured - shoulders, hands, knees and lower back.
Conditions - osteoarthritis
In my case a complete tear of the left lateral meniscus resulting in surgical removal - ouch! Add carpel tunnel surgery of both hands, all in 1 1/2 months time, and your out of commission. But not for long, although it feels that way while your rehabilitating. Fortunately I possess the gardeners constitution to never give up, military style; adapt and overcome. But not without the help of some very skilled professionals, my surgeon - Dr. Raphael Longobardi, and Achieve's Sports Medicine & Rehab excellent physical therapists. Thanks to them and their very wise suggestions I dedicate the following posts to those of you who also weather the hazards.
TOOLS FOR THE COMPROMISED
ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED
ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED

Corona Ergonomic Pruning Shears (contoured to relieve wrist strain)
http://www.beso.com/garden-tools-ergonomic/search?rf=gbs
THESE ARE COOL!
BIONIC GARDEN GLOVES
Support & Protection
MORE ON TOOLS, UNIQUE AND STATE-OF-THE-ART SUPPORT PADS, CLEVER BODY MECHANICS, ETC. TOMORROW
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