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I have De Quervain's Tenosynovitis on my left wrist which requires me to wear a wrist splint at all times, and if it doesn't heal soon, possibly during the exam. Do I need some type of permission to wear one, in case they think i'm hiding something in my wrist splint? I know they don't allow hoodies so I didn't want to stroll in to the test center and have them tell me I have to leave it outside.

they should think of a shorter name fo ryour disease me ....shit

it took me about 10 tries to finally get the pronunciation of it right. Apparently it's named after some french doctor who discovered it.

should not have played played god of war 2 an entire weekend...fml

D. H2Oman wrote:they should think of a shorter name fo ryour disease me ....shit

Call it the DQT's

Edit: Pronounced as: De-Cuties

lsatextreme wrote: should not have played played god of war 2 an entire weekend...fml

QF fragility and weakness.

naterj wrote:

lsatextreme wrote: should not have played played god of war 2 an entire weekend...fml

QF fragility and weakness.

To be fair, it's only acceptable if you played on Titan mode.

A related question: Will they let you wear a jacket with pockets? I don't think I own just a normal sweatshirt...

ResolutePear wrote:

naterj wrote:

lsatextreme wrote: should not have played played god of war 2 an entire weekend...fml

QF fragility and weakness.

To be fair, it's only acceptable if you played on Titan mode.

Hopefully Halo: Reach doesn't do this to me.

They should call it the Pee-Wee Herman disease.

lol it's my non dominant hand and i can't think of what else could have caused it.

So no one's got any ideas huh. I guess I'll give LSAC a ring on moday

2014 wrote:A related question: Will they let you wear a jacket with pockets? I don't think I own just a normal sweatshirt...

You can wear anything as long as it doesn't have a hood.
If it has a hood, even if you keep the hood off, it could be a problem (they might tell you to leave it outside)

naterj wrote:

lsatextreme wrote: should not have played played god of war 2 an entire weekend...fml

QF fragility and weakness.

+1. This is blowing my mind.

so i called LSAC this morning, the guy says that it's up to the proctor on the day of the examination as to whether he'll allow it or not, and I guess the deadline for testing with accommodation passed already? Not like I would have been able to or wanted to anyways, I received the splint to wear from the doctor just over a week ago and I don't feel like getting flagged just for wearing a hand splint.

So I may potentially have a dick proctor who won't allow me to wear it, which sucks balls

lsatextreme wrote:so i called LSAC this morning, the guy says that it's up to the proctor on the day of the examination as to whether he'll allow it or not, and I guess the deadline for testing with accommodation passed already? Not like I would have been able to or wanted to anyways, I received the splint to wear from the doctor just over a week ago and I don't feel like getting flagged just for wearing a hand splint.

So I may potentially have a dick proctor who won't allow me to wear it, which sucks balls

Are you really not ok with not wearing the splint for a couple hours? I mean it's your non-writing hand and it is an injury caused by being on the computer.

Patriot1208 wrote:

lsatextreme wrote:so i called LSAC this morning, the guy says that it's up to the proctor on the day of the examination as to whether he'll allow it or not, and I guess the deadline for testing with accommodation passed already? Not like I would have been able to or wanted to anyways, I received the splint to wear from the doctor just over a week ago and I don't feel like getting flagged just for wearing a hand splint.

So I may potentially have a dick proctor who won't allow me to wear it, which sucks balls

Are you really not ok with not wearing the splint for a couple hours? I mean it's your non-writing hand and it is an injury caused by being on the computer.

Subtle TLS-addiction bashing.

i mean worst comes worst, i'll have to do without it obviously, but i essentially have to worry about not subjecting the thumb to sudden force or movement because the tendons get misaligned and pop and it's a very uncomfortable feeling. It's the non dominant hand, sure, but it's either I take the entire test with one hand or I worry about using the other hand carefully to flip or hold the pages or what not

I'm fairly certain this isn't a computer injury, and the god of war reference was a complete guess on my part, I actually have no idea. Now that I think about it, it's pretty unlikely bc I've definitely spent many many more hours on MW2 than I did on one weekend of GoW2, but I digress

lsatextreme wrote:i mean worst comes worst, i'll have to do without it obviously, but i essentially have to worry about not subjecting the thumb to sudden force or movement because the tendons get misaligned and pop and it's a very uncomfortable feeling. It's the non dominant hand, sure, but it's either I take the entire test with one hand or I worry about using the other hand carefully to flip or hold the pages or what not

I'm fairly certain this isn't a computer injury, and the god of war reference was a complete guess on my part, I actually have no idea. Now that I think about it, it's pretty unlikely bc I've definitely spent many many more hours on MW2 than I did on one weekend of GoW2, but I digress

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