Re: Ergonomics & the Histotech
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From: | Histo445@aol.com |
To: | RetTek2000@aol.com, histonet@pathology.swmed.edu, DayDawning@aol.com |
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I think I would have to agree a little with everyone. Because every lab is
run differently, and all people ARE built different, its hard to put your
finger on it.
All I do know is that I have it, and I have been suffering for 5 years with
it. I probably should have gotten surgery sooner, but I was afraid. We all
have to take responsibility for our own actions.
Reading about all the different labs and all the things you are doing to help
yourselves makes me think we are making progress.
Its true that I never heard of RMD's 25 years ago. I was working at Columbia
Univ. College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City at that time, and
we had 8 techs. We took turns and shared in all the work. At that time, there
were a few older women and they never complained about anything. We had the
old grey AO microtome. As I remember, the counters were low and you didnt
have to reach.
Anyway its interesting hearing about all the different labs and how you are
all working on the problem.
Good luck to everyone.......
Histo445
Barb
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