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RSI (repetitive strain injury) affects peopl e in hundreds of occupations and activities, such as using a computer keyboard or mouse, or playing a musical instrument . This book offers a guide to recovering from RSI. '

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Deborah Quilter's RSIHelp.com
This book is not intended to replace my first book, Repetitive Strain Injury: A Computer User's Guide. Rather, it contains new information I was not aware of when I wrote that book. Readers interested in up-to-date news about repetitive strain injury (RSI) may also visit Deborah Quilter's RSI Web Site, www.rsihelp.com. The site contains back issues of my Computer Currents columns, which include reviews of ergonomic products and other useful information.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars This book allowed me to continue working, 18 April 1998

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After a 6 month leave of absence, I returned to my legal secretary position and picked up right where I left off. I ended up with so much pain in my arms and hands I was taking massive doses of Motrin every 4 hours. The techniques described in this book showed me how to set up my work station properly, how to makeover my work habits and allowed me to continue working - while healing! After only several months (and without surgery), I was pain free and, after 3 years, am still doing great!

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Emil Pascarelli's book remains the primary work on RSI., 18 Nov 1998

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Ms. Quilter's book is good when it comes to advice on selecting a doctor and therapist, and also dealing with the guilt and depression associated with RSI. But I found it enormously lacking in not only the causes of RSI, but of what the specific injuries are and how you can recognize them. Emil Pascarelli's work, even though it is now five years old, remains the No. 1 source guide for anyone who has RSI.

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