Watches

[valeriedl]

I've always worn my watch on my right hand before and after having epilepsy. I'm right handed and it seems to get in the way of everything that I do, espically when I write.

 

[CathyAnn31]

That's very interesting...and in my case quite true. I wipe my nose, and even wipe my mouth using a napkin held in my left hand. The EEG showed I have abnormalities on my left temporal lobe, so it may indeed be onto something.

I write right handed and wear my watch on my right hand as well. I will admit to being ambidexterous though, throwing frisbees left handed among a few other things. I can write with my left hand too, but its no where near as refined and kind of messy. If I were to practice I bet it would improve.

I can also right upside down and backwards. Hmmm, wonder if that makes me even more special. :banana:

I've recently discovered on a dare from my kid that I can write with my left foot now!! So what does that make me? onder: Oh goodness, do I even want to know? :roflmao:

 

[mel239]

I have left temp lobe E and I write with my right hand and that is where I wear my watch.I also wipe my face with my left hand and throw and bat with both but left side is weaker

 

[davidmc]

I'm right handed but wear my watch on my left hand. Well I did until I found out that water resistant to 50m meant that it was no good for swimming! I thought it would be ok.
But apart from writing (though I can write but not so good with my left hand and it takes longer), I use both hands for anything.