You're in good company. Welcome from northern Washington.
Lived in Va. Beach for a while. Love it there.

welcome from kansas-- sorry for you have those health problems. quilting is great theraphy even if you need to go slow and just do what you can alittle at a time. this site is a great place to be so when you're not up to sewing this site is always here. enjoy

Hi, Vernia! Welcome aboard from Utah! You'll find us just a bunch of happy campers, holding hands and helping each other whenever we can. Let the questions fly ...... we'll do our best. I admire your spunk. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Welcome, good luck and God bless!!!

If it comes from your heart and by your hands... it will be priceless!!!

Sorry you have so many health problems. Welcome from the Sacramento area in Northern CA.

There are quite a few members with assorted ailments and everyone works at their own pace (it's not a race) and I bet you will get some ideas for easing the relearning process. I just found out that I have carpal tunnel. The therapist told me that I need to stop quilting if it makes my hands hurt. I laughed at her - she didn't like that.

WHere there's a will, there's a way and you have the will.

Hello and welcome from Kansas

I know what you are going through, I have a nunber of back issues plus the Doctors had me on oxycontin for 13 years, just burned my brain out. I have been off for 6 years but the brain is slow to recall things I use to do without thinking. I gave up for a long time but now it's just one day at a time, if I have problems I come here and can usually find what I need. I am still having trouble with sewing my seams straight, so I measure after ever seam I sew. Takes a lot longer but in the end I am not so upset with the look of the blocks. Hang in there it will get better every day, as they say use it or lose it.

Maybe you could do a larger block and for added interest you could applique something on each block. Is it also hard for you to hand sew?