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My tremors are in my hands and in my head. My head is not noticiable unless I am at church and taking "common cup" communion. Of course, using the individual cups - my fingers need to try and manuever to grab one cup and then pick the little thing up without spilling it. Usually I'll use Propanolol before and that takes care of the hands. I'm guessing someday I may end up like Kathryn Hepburn with my head. I think what I worry about more than just the head shaking is it affecting my voice - not just the talking, but I do quite a bit of singing and I've finally gotten over alot of my "stage fright" (fright was usually because I'd worry about people seeing my tremor - go figure!). gjmus - is it the piano that you are referring to? I also play the trumpet, but played the piano when I was younger. My hands will usually stop when I come into contact with something, but many times I have a hard grip - especially when I am playing my trumpet because there really isn't any resistance like there is with a piano. My hands will fly on the keys, however.  I will give your method a try also. Shannon |
