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My ain gate
Pardon my patois; as I hover at the cliffhanger edge of finishing the second novel I have read by Sir Walter Scott in three weeks, I’m beginning to think in Scottish dialect. For those who haven… more →
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Hands Down, I'd Rather be Knitting
Lauren wrote 2 months ago: I accumulated a severe chronic repetitive strain injury this year, and have been unable to knit, t … more →
My ain gate
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Lauren wrote 5 months ago: Pardon my patois; as I hover at the cliffhanger edge of finishing the second novel I have read by Si … more →
RSI log: three months later
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Lauren wrote 5 months ago: My Doctor began mobilizing an A-Team to resolve the pain and diminished use of my hands due to a rep … more →
Some perils and comforts of our home
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Lauren wrote 6 months ago: In my vigilance to identify routine tasks that aggravate the repetitive strain injury in my arms and … more →
Revival, and some milestones
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Lauren wrote 6 months ago: I’m writing this to log a few milestones, and to encourage others who are suffering from repet … more →
The RSI blues: Goals and aspirations for PT
Lauren wrote 6 months ago: I’d like to drive without wrist pain, To push a shopping cart again; I need to be able to lift … more →
Friday flash: MRI today
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Lauren wrote 6 months ago: I hate it when things change like this. I feel vital and triumphant in the late afternoons, but utte … more →
Points of progress
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Lauren wrote 6 months ago: My Italian grandmother packed a powerful cheek pinch. This excruciating tweak was invariably accompa … more →
Tribulations of a Dragon NaturallySpeaking blogger
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Lauren wrote 6 months ago: A day doesn’t go by that I don’t wonder whether my next blog post will be titled, … more →
In my own hands
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Lauren wrote 6 months ago: I’m reading a very important book, The Trigger Point Therapy Workbook, by Clair Davies. Mr. Da … more →
Progressing with voice recognition software, some bioengineering feats I'd still like to see, and some ultimate questions
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Lauren wrote 6 months ago: Dragon NaturallySpeaking is becoming more natural to use. I’m able to compose e-mail; however, … more →
Drawer wars
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Lauren wrote 7 months ago: Thought for the week: I would rather have my optimism quelched than my pessimism vindicated. I came … more →
"Cap lima” and other weirdness with DragonSpeak and life with RSIs
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Lauren wrote 7 months ago: Kimberly Patch, if you are reading this, please know that you are one of my younger twins. I have pa … more →
FAQ Friday
James wrote 1 year ago: One of the most FAQ’s I get as a therapist is: “Do your hands get sore from doing this w … more →
Piracy Needs A SASSy Response
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Bob Couttie wrote 1 year ago: xpect to see much discussion on the effectiveness or otherwise of Ship Security Alert Systems over t … more →
Office Chairs, the Most Important Furniture Piece in your Workspace Ergonomically
ergonomicchairs wrote 1 year ago: The most important piece of furniture in your office is a good debate to start over the water-cooler … more →
Ergonomic Software can Help to Remind Employees to Practice Good Ergonomics in the Office
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ergonomicchairs wrote 2 years ago: Repetitive stress injuries are suffered by office keyboard and employees that sit in the office chai … more →
Choosing Proper Office Furniture for Special Needs: Part 1
ergonomicchairs wrote 2 years ago: When searching for office chairs, it is easy to assume that one size fits all. However, to practice … more →
Ergonomic Office Chairs Help Prevent Injury, Back Pain and RSI's in the Workplace
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ergonomicchairs wrote 2 years ago: Back Pain and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome are some of the most common work-related injuries costing busin … more →
