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Hello Audrey,

I can really empathise with you on the Carpel Tunnel Syndrome.

Due to playing Piano for most of my early years in music (before Organs and then Keyboards were popular), and having to 'pound' the keys, and then later playing in Rock Bands, 'stabbing' the notes, I was diagnosed with Tinosinovitis - Carpel Tunnel Syndrome, twelve years ago.

It became more and more painful after I played gigs (by now on keyboards), that I had to end my 'Pro' career and retire at 60. I had expensive Laser treatment in France, and two operations on my wrists in UK, but have had no improvement and can no longer get meassages from my brain to my fingers quick enough to play any more, and get really bad pain after trying to play for more than 10-15 minutes. I am supposed to wear a surgical 'wrist brace' but don't !!

I had a good few years as a 'pro' from 18 to 60 years of age, so can't complain.

I pray and hope that your Carpel Tunnel Syndrome never progresses to the state I am in, and that you are able to get healing treatment - please keep us informed how your treatment and symptoms progress.

Kindest regards,

John


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