If you're left-handed and are unfortunate enough to have an accident that leaves your left hand damaged, how are you going to cope when you can't even hold your favourite Lamy pen, let alone write with it?
Well, don't despair; with a little practice and know-how, you can learn to use your right hand instead. Here's how.
Wake up your right hand
If you're used to doing everything left-handed, using your right hand for everyday tasks will feel very odd indeed.
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