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A member asked:
Is there such thing as a disorder or syndrome where your clumsy? it happens when i rush and am exhausted.
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Normal for everyone: Everybody is more clumsy (less precise fine motor control, slower reaction times) when we are overly stressed or in a rush, and when we are exhausted. Slow down and take enough time to rest and refresh yourself -- our bodies are not designed to be "on the go" all the time.
Answered 3/11/2013
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