00:09It's not that I want to, it's I have an injury to my hand. You can kind of see right
00:16there,
00:17there's like a nodule. You can see it better that way. See that line going right there?
00:22Oh my gosh, yeah. That's the Dupuytren's, that's the Dupuytren's
00:26contracture, and it's going to draw my finger down like this. It's called Viking hand,
00:31and it already itches, burns, and hurts after some days, but it's not bad enough for me to
00:41need to stop right now. I'm going to keep trying to play every night until my playing starts to
00:48be affected, and just like anything else in my life, I look at it as a challenge, and
00:55I'm not going to give up.
01:01I thought, you know, I really should put what I went through down on paper so that
01:07anybody that's discouraged from their diagnosis might be able to look at
01:12my story and draw some strength from that.
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