I also think that, at this point, I wouldn't dare try to put in contacts. It seems unwise with the level of hand tremor for things like holding a spoon and general problems being quite sure where things are relative to my hands. The neurologist pointed this out to his student as a very obvious sign of me having essential tremors. It wasn't that I didn't know where his finger was or where my nose was. It was that I wasn't 100% sure where my finger was relative to either because I didn't have fine motor control while moving that way when I got in close and so hesitated. I don't think I want to combine that with putting things in my eyes.
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Date: 2019-01-22 07:23 pm (UTC)I also think that, at this point, I wouldn't dare try to put in contacts. It seems unwise with the level of hand tremor for things like holding a spoon and general problems being quite sure where things are relative to my hands. The neurologist pointed this out to his student as a very obvious sign of me having essential tremors. It wasn't that I didn't know where his finger was or where my nose was. It was that I wasn't 100% sure where my finger was relative to either because I didn't have fine motor control while moving that way when I got in close and so hesitated. I don't think I want to combine that with putting things in my eyes.