Re: "Oh, my aching back
From: Barbara Carlson (bbcarlson_at_snappydsl.net)
Date: 08/31/04
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Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 21:17:32 -0400
A very good chair with proper back support. Haven't really solved the tush
problem--tried various cushions. For me the best investment was a Kinesis
Evolution Keyboard mounted on my chair arms. That COMPLETELY solved my
upper back/shoulder problems.
Carpal tunnel surgery was a good thing for me, too. No more numb fingers
that couldn't feel the keys they were hitting! My carpal tunnel syndrome
was caused by hand quilting, not by too much typing. I machine quilt now!
Though I still enjoy doing some hand-sewing projects while I watch TV--which
I don't have time to do much!
Barb C.
My advice--don't be too frugal when it comes to a comfortable work
environment. Spend what you need to to be comfortable. You will be able to
work better, and probably earn more.
"Judity01" <judity01@aol.com> wrote in message
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> and arms and ears and especially tailbone. At one time or another we've
all
> suffered some ache or pain while working. Which tricks of the trade, if
any,
> do you use to get through your day to avoid these? Do you have any
suggestions
> on proper furniture, positioning of computer, or any other aids to lessen
the
> pain?
>
> Judity
>
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