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My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and writes quite well thanks to a few tricks she learned from andan Occupational Therapist.

  1. Get a fat pencil or you can get a plastic sleeve that goes over a pencil.
  2. Use a soft pencil ledlead available in many stores, especially art stores. I recommend HB, or 2B. It is easier to control a soft pencil.
  3. Rest your forearm on a table when writing, not just the palm of your hand for better control.

This works for anyone, not just folks with physical issues. Now that I am getting older, this works for me, too. Once your brain gets the message, these tricks become less important.

My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and writes quite well thanks to a few tricks she learned from and Occupational Therapist.

  1. Get a fat pencil or you can get a plastic sleeve that goes over a pencil.
  2. Use a soft pencil led available in many stores, especially art stores. I recommend HB, or 2B. It is easier to control a soft pencil.
  3. Rest your forearm on a table when writing, not just the palm of your hand for better control.

This works for anyone, not just folks with physical issues. Now that I am getting older, this works for me, too. Once your brain gets the message, these tricks become less important.

My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and writes quite well thanks to a few tricks she learned from an Occupational Therapist.

  1. Get a fat pencil or you can get a plastic sleeve that goes over a pencil.
  2. Use a soft pencil lead available in many stores, especially art stores. I recommend HB, or 2B. It is easier to control a soft pencil.
  3. Rest your forearm on a table when writing, not just the palm of your hand for better control.

This works for anyone, not just folks with physical issues. Now that I am getting older, this works for me, too. Once your brain gets the message, these tricks become less important.

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My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and writes quite well thanks to a few tricks she learned from and Occupational Therapist.

  1. Get a fat pencil or you can get a plastic sleeve that goes over a pencil.
  2. Use a soft pencil led available in many stores, especially art stores. I recommend HB, or 2B. It is easier to control a soft pencil.
  3. Rest your forearm on a table when writing, not just the palm of your hand for better control.

This works for anyone, not just folks with physical issues. Now that I am getting older, this works for me, too. Once your brain gets the message, these tricks become less important.

My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and writes quite well thanks to a few tricks she learned from and Occupational Therapist.

  1. Get a fat pencil or you can get a plastic sleeve that goes over a pencil.
  2. Use a soft pencil led available in many stores, especially art stores. I recommend HB, or 2B. It is easier to control a soft pencil.
  3. Rest your forearm on a table when writing, not just the palm of your hand for better control.

This works for anyone, not just folks with physical issues. Now that I am getting older, this works for me, too. Once your brain gets the message, these tricks become less important.

My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and writes quite well thanks to a few tricks she learned from and Occupational Therapist.

  1. Get a fat pencil or you can get a plastic sleeve that goes over a pencil.
  2. Use a soft pencil led available in many stores, especially art stores. I recommend HB, or 2B. It is easier to control a soft pencil.
  3. Rest your forearm on a table when writing, not just the palm of your hand for better control.

This works for anyone, not just folks with physical issues. Now that I am getting older, this works for me, too. Once your brain gets the message, these tricks become less important.

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My daughter has Cerebral Palsy and writes quite well thanks to a few tricks she learned from and Occupational Therapist.

  1. Get a fat pencil or you can get a plastic sleeve that goes over a pencil.
  2. Use a soft pencil led available in many stores, especially art stores. I recommend HB, or 2B. It is easier to control a soft pencil.
  3. Rest your forearm on a table when writing, not just the palm of your hand for better control.

This works for anyone, not just folks with physical issues. Now that I am getting older, this works for me, too. Once your brain gets the message, these tricks become less important.