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      <title>Looking at Thumb Joints  by Makenzie Stuart</title>
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      <pubDate>2018-02-28 15:24:15 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>These tasks I could do with no problem, but they took a lot longer. Some of them, like coloring, was easy but it was very sloppy. Trying to tie a shoe took a lot longer and it wasn&#39;t as tight as I would have liked it to be. Doing these tasks with no thumb made it harder than usual because I wasn&#39;t able to grip on to things as easily. When I had to pick things up, like a book, I had to use my pointer finger as my thumb. When I ran into a hard task I didn&#39;t get mad I just had to problem solve. The advantages of having a thumb are better grip, you&#39;re able to complete the task faster, and it&#39;s just a lot easier with a thumb.   </title>
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