Ian
Dear BJ: Only now did I see your response to my posting. I feel so bad that I didn't see it earlier. I can relate to what you are or were going through. Let me say that your arm is acting this way because the muscles are being fed incorrect brain neurology. Because it is just being affected, it will act more "aggressive" in the beginning. Over time, it will settle down considerably. When my right arm first went dystonic in 1984, it went wild..it would crawl at night. It was right out of the X-Files....If you e-mail me at Greatian @aol.com, I would more than like to communicate with you about what you are experiencing ang the best way of treating it. One word of caution: be careful of any doctors who say there is nothing you can do because that is very wrong! Just e-mail me and I will explain that. Be cool and take care...Ian