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modified 9-Jan-18 11:31am.
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Here in Norway even doctor's prescriptions are legible
- because they are not hand written any more. They never exist on paper, but go directly, electronically, from the doctor's office to a central registry. Any farmacy in the country can look up your prescriptions in the registry; all you need is a valid ID, and they fetch all the details on-line. You can also look up the registry entries applying to you (and minor children of yours) from your home computer.
I have somewhat mixed feelings about this information being available to so many. But farmacies require a lisence and specially trained personell; they should be able to give you supplementary information about the use of the medicines, suggest cheaper copy medicines etc - they are not general stores where you also can buy pencils and notepads and candy, the way it is in some other countries.
One definite advantage is that you can get your medicine anywhere in the country when travelling, without having to bring paper presciptions from home. Besides, I think it is good that you cannot go to ten doctors to get ten prescriptions for some semi-narcotic medicine; that would be noticed immediately.
And, back to the original comment: There is no longer a risk of the farmacy staff misreading the doctor's handwriting.
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lot of info 
Here in india, its difficult to understand the handwriting of doctor. I have asked one staff in Drug store, they told its (read doctors handwriting) part of their pharmacy education it seems.
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but if I concentrate it gets better, sometimes readable 
Press F1 for help or google it.
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a snake? not the snake?
I do not fear of failure. I fear of giving up out of frustration.
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It was very good up til i was a student but it's more than 5 years now didn't wrote that much so it's not now that much legit but still readable to other readers too
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it's akin to a drunk spider that has been dipped in ink crawling over the paper.
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... handwritten notes in my apartment. Dunno who puts them there.
... such stuff as dreams are made on
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who else live there?
I do not fear of failure. I fear of giving up out of frustration.
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Good penmanship was not an option. I can write and print well with my right hand, and I can stumble through print with my left hand. Left-handed cursive... not so much.
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It's legible, but it looks like I just got out of first grade.
I'm left handed, don't know if that has anything to do with it.
I hardly ever write anyway, sometimes a quick note, but it's mostly typing.
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I WRITE IN TINY BLOCK CAPITALS BECAUSE MY LOWER CASE TEXT LOOKS LIKE AN ECG READING.
98.4% of statistics are made up on the spot.
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. . . as childlike.
However, many many years ago I had two calligraphic epiphanies:
In Jr. High School (8th grade) I was put into the Art-Major class and they taught us how to letter where one was really drawing.*
Then, in high school, with four years of drafting and a year of "freehand drawing" (drafting without any tools, really), we had to letter heading in specific clear UC letters, all 1/8" high.**
So - if I want to be legible and/or attractive, it can be done.
However, my normal scrawl is a schizophrenic mix of UC/LC/Cursive in no particular sequence.
* I had myself transferred back to the "experimental math" program, learning number bases, set theory, and such, whilst it was considered very novel, indeed. They also put me into typing. Now there's a piece of luck. 80 wpm worth.
** a good calculus course, too. Was able to help college friends who weren't given the luxury of a class full of interested students and the time to understand, not just do.
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When I moved house in 2016 I had to spend 10 minutes practising my signature before we went to sign the contracts 
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Last time we bought a house I got writers cramp having to sign my signature 8 times.
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And that's the reason I stopped taking notes y hand since I have computers at my hand...
(I had a terrible handwriting at school - pre-computer area - but using keyboard to express myself in writing just ruined it even more)
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Now only if I could learn to spell, and write gooder. 
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Mine is legible to others if it is less than 2 sentences
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But since I discovered the internet it's gone downhill.
Most of it is legible to me immediately; some of it generally is after ten minutes. After an hour, I can work out what the numbers are; the following day? Monkey language in hieroglyphics...
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And then an old piece of paper with some decades old machine code falls out of some book.
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CodeWraith wrote: old piece of paper
... manuscript made of papyrus ...
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Thanks to my school (Balalok Matriculation Higher Secondary School in Chennai) my handwriting used to be impeccable like print. But with evolution and time, the print-like style might have faded but does maintain to an extent. And to be frank there were a few classmates who had more beautiful hand writing presentation as well.
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Should be, awkwardly enough, checkboxes, not radio buttons.
If it's a form that you need to fill in that has a risk of spam. Immediately unreadable.
If it's something like meeting notes (I mostly write on paper, yes). Unreadable after an hour or so.
If it's something I absolutely need to remember. absolutely Readable.
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In this 'current' world where we hardly touch to the pen (may for signing a cheque), our handwriting getting worsen...I think its a matter of practice
I think, The More you write...the more will be your handwriting good (or being good)
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