Wednesdays will be good days, as Will Fridays :D because all the other webcomics update on Friday. But Wednesday needed some love.

Rest your wrist so you don’t lose your beautiful drawing capabilities!

Congratulations on finishing part two, and on getting so far with your 28-day update goal! Hope your wrist is okay.

Wednesday and Saturday updates sound good to me…I don’t think I’m following any comics that update on Saturday, so that’d be cool!

Hey there, been following you for a while, and love the comic. However your comment here concerns me. I used to have that problem, my wrist would sometimes flair up, and I ‘d need to stay off of it for a few days and it’d get better. Last year however, in early April it happened again and DIDN’T just go away. a month later I was seeing a doctor. I got a cortizone steroid shot in my arm, saw an occupational therapist and was put on a workout regime, and had to change my lifestyle for the betterment of my right arm. Finally, in late October (7 months later), I had a decent amount of usage from it, but even now I’m still struggling.

After lots of research, I found out I had the warning signs this was coming, and did nothing to prevent it. When you feel pain in your wrist/arm, something is already wrong, and though it may not seem like it, you’re very injured.

Don’t end up like me. Practice proper sitting posture. When at the computer make sure your keyboard and mouse and within a usable distance that you can glue your elbows to your sides; Rearrange your workspace if you have to. I would recommend doing some yoga a couple days a week, especially routines that stretch out your arms. Also get yourself a 5lb pound and workout your dominant/drawing arm to increase your shoulder and forearm strength. Also, something that I’ve found really aggravates the wrist is mouse clicking and typing. If possible, I would say try to reduce those two actions as much as you can. I was able to purchase a very nice trackball mouse so that my palms click the buttons rather than my fingers (and my fingers don’t have to grip the mouse, they just roll the trackball around).

Take care of yourself, and I would seriously recommend going to see your doctor about this, and if you can, talk to an occupational therapist about how to counteract any damage your arm already has.

I know that’s a lot of information to take in, but anytime I see someone experiencing problems like this now, just like I had, I can’t stay quiet. I wish someone had told me what was going on with me before it was too late.
A nice little site I found in my research is linked in my ‘website’ section that had very valuable information.

Take care of yourself. Start right now, don’t let it get worse :3