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Um, oww, pain. My hands are completely wrecked again. I really need to think of a career that doesn't involve extensive typing, writing by hand, underlining, or the use of a mouse. Or maybe invest in one of those ultra-ergonomic keyboards. Might work. (Do they work?)

Either way, I think I'll try to minimize the effect by staying offline until this goes away. yes. definitely. for sure. I mean, who knows? It might even help me actually pass my courses, and stuff. (Blah, blah blah.)

Sweet springy weather - I'd rather be sailing.

Date: 2004-04-21 10:33 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] xoverau.livejournal.com
I adore my ergonomic keyboard. I would never write with anything else. They take a while to get used to, and you'll probably want to throw it across the room until then, but don't. It made ninety percent of the difference with my carpal tunnel syndrome.

Date: 2004-04-22 12:55 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] leksa.livejournal.com
you'll probably want to throw it across the room until then

That's pretty much been my experience with the thingies so far, but I'm starting to think that maybe not having to go around with my hands all bandaged up all the time might actually be worth the effort. :)

Date: 2004-04-22 04:04 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] xoverau.livejournal.com
I couldn't love mine more, and somehow...I don't know, after a year or so of switching back and forth between straight ones at work and my ergo one at home, the transition became easy. Kind of like stick shift versus automatic driving. I'd never in a million years choose a straight keyboard if I had an option. I'd've seriously considered leaving my current job if they hadn't provided a way for me to continue using the ergonomic station.

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