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Posted By Spadecaller 9 months, 2 weeks ago in Arts & EntertainmentThis Spadecaller video celebrates the most wondrous of all anatomical creations, the human hand. With sketches by Leonardo da Vinci and the music of Felix Mendelssohn's Piano Concerto1 (2nd movement).
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Spadecaller9 months, 2 weeks ago
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Living in a state of gratitude is imperative for a productive and happy life. Recently I have undergone the debilitating effects from a muscle disorder (myotonic dystrophy) that has limited my ability to do things, to walk, and to move.
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Adjusting to these limitations has not been easy. As a prideful male who has enjoyed a lifetime of independence and past that included participation in sports and other physical activities, the losses have begun to take their toll. Working through these issues, I have adopted a simple formula that has improved the quality of my life; I must emphasize and focus my energies on what I can do and let go of what I cannot.
Sounds simple? Well, it is; that is, when I remember to do it. From this came the inspiration behind this video. Despite the many muscles that have been compromised by my illness, I am very fortunate and grateful that my hands have remained unaffected. This video celebrates the wondrous things the human hand can accomplish. I hope you enjoy it. -
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canadianrancher579 months, 2 weeks ago
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I don't know how others felt but I found this a very powerful video, enjoyed the music and the thought provoking pictures.
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Spade you mentioned about your medical problems and how your hands continue to work well, I will agree with that and also add so does your head and your heart. -
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