Thanks, Janet! Will do! 🙂

Thanks for your reply! Please let me know about your new book. I love historical fiction.

Janet Blumenshine

Thanks, Dana! You just made my day! Be well. 🙂

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Thanks, Pat. 🙂

Thanks, Janet! I have insulated mittens and wool gloves, but honestly, when I have a lot of bandages, they are hard to use. This winter I’ve been using my fleece wrist warmers, which have a thumb hole, to cover most of my fingers, and keep my hands in pockets of my very warm down coat when I’m walking. Not ideal, but it has been the most comfortable solution. Another option I’ve tried in the past are gloves that are open at the finger tips and have a mitten covering that you can flip over them. My problem is that one finger on each hand is fused by pins, on the left at a 90 degree angle, so even flexible knit gloves are hard to wear.

As to protecting my bandages, which are fabric, from water, I only use hand sanitizer, and I wear disposable latex or rubber gloves when cooking, doing dishes, or other tasks which could wet my hands.

Hope this helps! Be well.