With a strong backpack to help get the piano up the wall.

You forgot he also plays golf and runs while rock climbing with a piano.

Erm… I certainly hope it’s not necrosis as the nurse said all is healing well. I just think it’s intense bruising.

Thanks dude. Oof I think would rather this on all my digits than jaw surgery. That must have sucked hard.

What was the surgery for if you don’t mind me asking?

Absolutely, happy that people are curious as it can be quite rare if not from Northern Europe.

Here is a link to the NHS site giving more information about Dupytren’s Contracture.

Basically, extra tissue forms around your palmer fascia and causes it to thicken overtime and limits the range of motion for a given joint.

This is my second Fasciectomy, the first was around 15 years ago to release my ring finger on my left hand as it was flexed at around 65 degrees. This was a success and still have full movement over a decade later.

This latest one fascinated the surgeons as it’s incredibly rare to hit the pinky on the most distal joint. This joint was bent inwards at 95-100 degrees and was a real hindrance to falling when rock climbing as it would catch on a hold and could do severe damage.

Finally, on my right hand I have been able to feel a lump forming for about 8 years, but it’s a very slow process and so maybe another 10-15 years before noticeable loss of range of motion.

It originated in Viking country and this is most prevalent in Northern Europeans. And is passed down hereditary from my bio father.