I am a guitarist without real fingers on my fretting hand

I'm not much of a sharer. But I've seen some pretty cool stuff from disabled musicians, so here's my take. I was born with a disfigurement in my left hand, I do not have any bones in my fingers, leaving me with the 'nubbins' many people with my congenial condition also have and limited dexterity in my wrist. Of course, I adapted despite my missing digits and carried on learning and doing things the way I wanted, albeit a little differently. Im from the UK and I love The Cramps, Link Wray and 1950s guitarists such as Grady Martin and Carl Perkins. Edit: Firstly, thankyou so much for all of your kind messages. To answer some FAQs: Tunings: basic open tunings. Either E, Eb or D Have I tried playing left handed?: Yes! I can play left handed. Albeit with the strings upside down. When I record, I sometimes record general chord patters left handed and riffs right handed. And to correct a few, I know I have a pink guitar and long hair. But I am a fella 😅