Suitable chair
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I enjoy doing craft work. However, after working at the table, which involves some twisting and bending down to reach things, I find a significant increase in joint pain.
Can anyone recomend a suitable type/supplier of chair ?
Thanks for any advice.
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tina-uk_cwall behappy22
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pat38625 tina-uk_cwall
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tina-uk_cwall pat38625
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pat38625 tina-uk_cwall
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pat38625 behappy22
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twigjean behappy22
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ann57025 behappy22
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i purchased a norwieghen chair and stall, it has great support for my back, I can put my legs up, also the chair doesn't push on my neck. Never quite pain free but manageable.
i can sit and do my hand sewing, quilting etc.
for the machine , have to be careful to stretch every 15 minutes, have a chair on wheels and it turns when I need to turn around,
with out my craft I would be lost
hope that you can be comfortable and enjoy
MrsO-UK_Surrey behappy22
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lodgerUK_NE behappy22
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Buy a 'helping hand' to pick things up from the floor.
Never ever sit in one chair or one position for longer than 1 hour. Keep moving.
carol16456 behappy22
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its quite good in as much that you can look straight through the mirror with head up looking directly at work .Is not good if husband is in room as he sees the LED light straight in his eyes or reflected in tv .However if a compromise can be reached it is good .Like the others I use cushions and a hot water bottle on bothersome bit of my body .A physiotherapist advised me to move avery 20 mins or so ,easier said than done when you loose your self in your work .And since being on the prednisalone I could loose myself anyware .Could be worth looking at Carol
ann57025 behappy22
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happy crafting.
Ann G
twigjean ann57025
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