HandySports? It's because most stroke survivors are hemiplegiac, affecting either the left or the right side of their body. In my case, and with most other stroke survivors, one of the hands is spastic. Meaning it can't move naturally, calmly, or fluidly in unison with other parts of the body. Advertising on this site are Adsense links. Each time you click on one, I earn a small commission for sending a customer their way. This costs you nothing extra, but lets me keep doing what I do. Thank you!
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