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the ergo beans wrist support is AWESOME!!! its like a massage while working...LOVE it and only 16 b

Posted By: lovesbeans on 2009-06-09
In Reply to: Don't know if this helps... - CrankyBeach

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Ham and beans, beans and ham, and carrots

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I second the massage
I got a gift certificate for a massage and really that was one of the best gifts ever. It is something you normally don't get for yourself. One bad thing, though, once you get one, you gotta get another.
tried massage?

I don't know how far along your carpal tunnel is, but massage can prevent it. maybe it can help it too, even though you have it. deep tissue/therapeutic massage. the muscles around the median nerve should be kept supple and loose and relaxed to not squeeze down on it.  it saved me and many others.  I maintain with once a month treatments. it can be expensive, but what are you willing to sacrifice, is the question.  hope this helps.  :) 


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Don't you love it! It's like working in an
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I had thought about massage therapy...SM

I've been working in the office lately and the wellness department and employee health offer massages to employees and you can use payroll deduction to pay.  It's something like $10 for a 15 minute chair massage and $30 for a 30 minute table massage.  For the 15 minute massage, I could take a 15 minute break and run up and get a massage! 


Maybe I'll give it a try.  Maybe even worth a drive in once or twice a month for a massage when I'm back working at home!


Been working at ProScript for a while and love it...sm
Platform is very similar to Word. If you have high speed internet you could probably get 1200 lines done in 4 hours or so (I guess that depends on how fast you type, though). I don't have high speed, but software tells me my typing time and it is usually between 3-1/2 and 4 hours for me to get 1000-1200 lines done.
I love getting up and working at that time.
It was the only time that I could actually concentrate and have quiet time in my  house.  I have a 3-year-old son and grandkids that lived with me a couple of months ago...it was hard to try to work while everyone was doing their daily thing.  So, I just started getting up and 4 a.m. was a good time.  I would stop around 8 and get my mom/son's breakfast ready and get them situated. After that I could go back to work until I was through, taking breaks in between.  I prefer the 4 a.m. thing...it works for me.  You will have to find what works for you and I am sure that you will.
I love Iscriptor! I have been working
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Deep muscle massage every other Friday-

forgot to mention the massage therapy is
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That's why I love working from home. Too funny. sm

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Best - I love the freedom of working the hours I want -sm
--as long as the work is in my deadline my "employer" does not care when I work- WORST is when I procrastinate and then either have to work like a nut to get done, or stay up to ungodly hours to get the work done, or work all day instead of doing whatever project or thing I wanted to get done that day. ---I can deal with the taxes, yes its a pain, but my lack of schedule is well worth it to me.
I've been working just under a year and am on ER.. LOVE it!

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Personally, I love working at home, but my
kids were already in school when I started 10+ years ago. I worked part-time at home in the evening when they were small, but my ex was there to help with them then. I would think it would be very distracting to work a full day with small ones, unless you were working an p.m. shift when they were asleep, but then there is no time for hubby. But then again, there are many who do.
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let them eat beans?!!
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Red beans and rice.
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Yes, please somebody spill the beans.....
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Ergo keyboard

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Ergo mouse. sm
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ergo keyboards
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Ergo keyboards sm
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Are you talking about the MS Ergo or...
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ergo keyboard sm
 never had wrist pain again since the day I bought my first one.  Got a zoom key, don't know what it's for.
So far all I have is some fresh green beans and potatoes....nm

Red beans and rice with smoked sausage...

And strawberry shortcake with fresh strawberries and whipped cream for dessert...wow hungry now!


you're mixing apples and beans here...sm

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....but know it's over oil....do not delude yourself. 


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If you're looking for a new ergo keyboard

I found a great one!  My needs were pretty basic:  I wanted one with an ergo design, detachable wrist rest, clicky keys, the #6 on the left, adjustable height, and a good price! 


I found these two sites.  The first describes the keyboard better, but the second sells it much cheaper:


http://www.askergoworks.com/shopexd.asp?id=830


http://www.contourdesign.com/cgi-bin/webstore/web_store.pl.   Scroll down to "Ergo Keyboard"


I ordered it Friday, it came on Wednesday, I plugged it in, and I'm totally, completely loving this thing! 


Questions regarding ergo keyboards. (SM)

I saw the post below and looked at the Kinesis Classic keyboards.  Wow, they are very different looking.  I wonder how long it takes to get used to working with one of these...


What ergo keyboard do you like?


How long did it take to get used to it?


Any advantages over other keyboards?


How long until my wrists and hands stop hurting?


I'm seriously debating making this investment, but I have on idea where to start.  Thanks so much for taking the time to help.


 


Are there ergo heated keyboards? nt
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Ergo Heated Keyboards
I'm afraid I haven't seen any ergonomic heated keyboards. In fact, I think there is only one heated style that's really out so far. I think there will be more soon though. Between cold offices, Raynaud's and more people using keyboards, something better should be along soon. In the meantime, the heated wrist rest http://www.raynauds.org/offers/ThermalRest.cfm looks like a possible alternative.
KINESIS ERGO KEYBOARD

Kinesis Ergonomic Keyboard.  Newest technology, a MTs dream.  Feels like a cadillac when compared with other keyboards.  Purchased 10/2006, excellent condition.  Paid $350, will sell for $290--like new.  Adaptation exercise book.  Retired as MT.   Follow this link to review benefits:


http://www.kinesis-org.com/benefits.htm.


I get my ergo keyboards off Ebay.
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Anyone here have the Belkin ergo keyboardSM

I just bought one on Amazon.com (it should be here on Friday).  Just wondering what you all think of it?  I really liked my MS ergo elite keyboard, so I wonder if I'll be disappointed by trying to save a few bucks.


Thanks for your feedback! :)


Chickadee


I want an ergo keyboard but I cannot seem to get used to the smaller (sm)

shift key on the righthand side of the keyboard.  I keep hitting the keys beside or below it.  Do you eventually get used to it?  Right now I am looking at the Goldtouch and the Kinesis Maxium.   Would appreciate anyone's input. 



Does anyone use an Ergo Magic keyboard?
You can see it here:

 

http://ergonomicsmadeeasy.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=20

 

Looks interesting....

 

My hands/wrists can't take it anymore...I have to do something.  I wake up with tingling and numbness in my fingers every morning.  I know I'm headed towards carpal tunnel if I don't have it already.

 

If someone has used this or anything similar and could give me some advice, it would be much appreciated!    Thanks so much!

I bought an ergo Kinesis
I spent an arm and a leg on a Kinesis Keyboard.  It helped for awhile, but not I've got burning pain.