A patient discovers she can open bottles again after struggling with hand pain and limited mobility. She demonstrates opening a water bottle and a bottle of Clearly Canadian, expressing disbelief and excitement at being able to grip without pain.
I'm looking at my hands and all of a sudden I realized I was opening and closing my hands. And I was like, wait a minute, that didn't hurt me. So I looked at my husband and I was like, look, I'm opening and closing my hands. And he says, no way. He jumps up, he runs to the kitchen, grabs a bottle of water and he said, open this. And I opened it. Mm-hmm. So he ran to the garage, gets a bottle of Clearly Canadian, and said, "Here, open this." But we were so excited that I could open it and it didn't hurt that my hands got sweaty and I couldn't open the bottle. So we dried off my hands and waited a minute, and I can open the bottle. And we're like, "Oh my God!" Oh my God! It was just an amazing— I wanted to drop to the ground and just scream. I was so excited that I could open a bottle and I can open a, a jar and the door and it doesn't hurt me.
