Helge: I did find this blog through a search in the MyBlogLogs. I'll be writing about medical devices and methods for work site CTS diagnostic. I search the web for people who are active bloggers about CTS.
June 15th, 2007 by Shari Smith | Gino and Jo’s Innovations
Welcome to Our Blog! : "
Welcome to our new blog! We are excited to have this up and going and start building what we hope will be a premier place to learn about repetitive strain injuries, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other injuries caused by long hours sitting in one place.
First, here’s a brief look at our company’s history and how we came to be. Gino and Jo’s Innovations is a family owned business run by husband and wife.
When my husband and I were married, I went to work for a fortune 500 company in the manufacturing and distribution industry.
I stayed in this position, despite the ten to eleven hour work day (most of which was spent in front a computer) so that my husband and I could afford our house.
In addition to the fatigue from the long hours and intense stress, I started to develop various problems including wrist pain, numbness in my fingers, and neck and back pain.
I quit my job (and my six figure income) because we decided that our quality of life was more important than even our house. I started working from home, selling on eBay, and yes, we still have our house!
I was certainly able to enjoy life more, spend quality time with my family and work on my own schedule; however, the physical problems persisted as did my extensive computer use."
Welcome to our new blog! We are excited to have this up and going and start building what we hope will be a premier place to learn about repetitive strain injuries, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other injuries caused by long hours sitting in one place.First, here’s a brief look at our company’s history and how we came to be. Gino and Jo’s Innovations is a family owned business run by husband and wife.
When my husband and I were married, I went to work for a fortune 500 company in the manufacturing and distribution industry.
I stayed in this position, despite the ten to eleven hour work day (most of which was spent in front a computer) so that my husband and I could afford our house.
In addition to the fatigue from the long hours and intense stress, I started to develop various problems including wrist pain, numbness in my fingers, and neck and back pain.
I quit my job (and my six figure income) because we decided that our quality of life was more important than even our house. I started working from home, selling on eBay, and yes, we still have our house!
I was certainly able to enjoy life more, spend quality time with my family and work on my own schedule; however, the physical problems persisted as did my extensive computer use."
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