DC> On 06 Apr 04  13:32:17, Raymond Yates got back to Dan Ceppa
 DC> -> Re: Where did they all go?

 DC>> I've got a son who I know is a natural right-hander that has
 DC>> been influenced to be a left hander by my ex.

 RY>> Let's hope this does no irreperable damage... ...

 DC> It's still hard to say.  What I do know is that he does write
 DC> left-handed but he does everthing else right-handed.

 DC> The "theory" was that his great-grandfather was left-handed and
 DC> he _had_ to be left-handed as well.

The theory is all well and good, but the actuality may be somewhat
diffferent...

For example, in my case, I'm ambidextrous. While I write left-handed, I used
to bat right-handed, and when I'm working with tools, that's mostly
right-handed as well.

Genetically, it's interesting to note that my mother, who has brown hair as
blue eyes as I do is also left-handed, but this cut mo ice with the
therapists that thought I stammered beccause I was a "repressed right-handed
person" whatever that is.

MY personal take is, use whichever hand seems to work..

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