MrEliasen

I had that happening as well, with the pain, so I switched between standing and sitting.

I'll give the chair a look, thanks for the suggestion!

Yes, it's not exactly easy finding a big place with a lot of chairs to try out here, heh (Denmark), specially without a car.

Thanks for the tip, if I cannot find any chair reasonably quick I will try get a cushion to at least help me while I search.

Appreciated!

Appreciate the info, will give the article a read. I guess you are right, better see my doctor, he did tell me once I should see a physiotherapist due to my back. Maybe now is a better time than ever.

Thanks!

Oh, those Locus Seats looks pretty good. I wonder if they ship to EU and if it's feasible cost wise.

Thanks for the tip! I think something like that would be great!

Thanks for the tip on the wrist rest.

I would love to try a lot of chairs, sadly there is limited places where I can (and they do not really have a lot to try).

It's just so I have some brands to maybe look into further before going out to try (if I can find them).

Thanks!

just posted 1 min ago http://status.twitter.com/post/79278902130/service-issue

I am fully aware of this... SMF is the title of their website as well. Should this have been Simple Machines instead? In any case I do not see any issues with my post.

In case I missed the point of your question. What stressed me out was the way they tried to help me. They generalise people with ASD way too much (at least the danish version).

I have patterns and ways I want things to be done and I want those things the exact same way.. that I am aware of and that is not the issue (just for clarification for the text below).

I have issues working with very repetitive tasks, like data input. I am not able to go into details about how it works and how "Specialisterne" analyse their students (in lack of a better word), as all their students sign an NDA about this stuff.

About Thorkil's vision, I'll quote him: "My vision is to create new possibilities for people with ASD [Autism Spectrum Disorder] and to influence society to adopt a more positive attitude towards people with ASD."

I hope this was in enough detail, else let me know if you want me to elaborate.

You hit the nail right on it's head.

Been there done that. Not happy with it. He does have a good vision and he is a very nice person.. but Specialister only stress me the fuck out.