When the event came along, I hesitated if I should go for it? I knew it would be very challenging but could I handle it?
I decided to give it a try. If I did not try, I would never know how strong I could be. I knew it would be scary as it was hanging and I would have to walk along many small and moving planks, strings and other obstacles in the middle of the air.
With the safety belt and equipment on, I started to climb up from floor to floor and walked along confidently just to focus on my feet to ensure my stability. Holding on the string to stabilize my own body weight throughout the fun made my hands and fingers sore and tired after the event.
I never knew that the tiredness and the very sour feeling of both my hands could woke me up in the middle of the night. I could not sleep as my hands felt disoriented and they did not seem to be with me. I knew that I overworked my hands to get such a horrible feeling. YES! I was very satisfied after the event as I made it successfully. I would not challenge myself again the same way because I do not want to risk my own limbs and body. Too much for me to handle it if I recalled the process.
Oh! What a great challenge and I am perfectly fine the next day.
Got urgent Rheum appt but do I have RA?
How do I get my parents to understand RA? 
How do you get your head around the fact you have RA?
Another strange question, can RA affect the skin?
Do you have flushes with RA
You go girl! Very proud of you my friend, even if you won't do it again, I for one am with you on giving it a go!
Lucy,
It was challenging but dangerous. With the RA joints around, it was not easy to stabilize the body weight to move on those swinging strings and small plank with obstacles along the way too. That was the reason why I over worked my hands but my legs were okay though.
You are right, at least I tried and I did it. Hahahaha....