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Yep, my older friend tells me often that he used to be left handed, but his parents forced him to become right handed by either beating him whenever he used his left hand or by tying up his left hand to his side for long periods of time, just to force him to use his right hand.
Still does certain stuff with his left hand, but he can no longer write with it, since it is too shaky now.
isn't shakyness a typical symptom of PTSD?