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I lost both of my shoulders in an accident a long time ago. Couldn’t even drive for 9 months and years of pt. Putting my hands together on a regular keyboard
by OrangeMonkey 4y ago
I lost both of my shoulders in an accident a long time ago. Couldn’t even drive for 9 months and years of pt.
Putting my hands together on a regular keyboard wasn’t possible. I bought a split keyboard where I could move them as far apart as I needed and it worked great.
One minor problem - I found that after all these years I’ve been using the wrong fingers on a few keys. Oh the pain it was to break that habit - but I did and I feel like I’m faster and better for it.
Long story short - break your shoulders and it will probably work out fine for your keyboarding skills.
- slipperlobster 4y agoMy goal is to buy a split keyboard - I currently have a Gen1 Das and a generic mechanical keyboard but my team lead mentioned I was typing like he used to (heavy, deliberate) which caused carpal tunnel and switching to a split keyboard helped.