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07-10-2012, 10:42 AM
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For those of you who work outside the home in an office environment/ desk setting, I'm wondering what accommodations you've found helpful to make a full day of desk working palateable?
For me I am thinking about a chair with a head rest built in. Our workplace nurse says they don't have anything like that on hand but it could be obtained if needed. I also wonder about my eyes... the more I read the blurrier they become. Goes with the rest of the MG symptoms, "use the muscle too much and it craps out on you".
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.................................................. ........... 37yo, clinically diagnosed MG Aug 2012 Started Mestinon June 2012 *mestinon my wonder drug!* .................................................. ............. |
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