I am planning to do either the precice or the gnail currently. I would like to ask from people who have done it, how long after surgery can you work in a completely home office environment? Surely you don't have to physically go to work, but do the pain meds mess up your awareness? Or are there other things to consider?
Quote from: SirStretchAlot on September 07, 2021, 10:57:12 PMIt is very difficult to work on Precise, as you will spend tremendous amount of time manuvering on wheelchair.
On Gnail, besides needing to do the same 2 hour stretch, you can work as normal.
Why spend time maneuvering? If you work, you'll most likely spend most of the time in front of your pc. Do you mean to going to drink water, or do something else?
Quote from: SirStretchAlot on September 08, 2021, 08:25:44 AMYou will face severe muscle atrophy on precise from not use using your leg muscles. Further, on wheelchair, it is difficult to do anything. The amount of time you will spend getting on the toilet, shower, grab something from the kitchen, or even moving between chair and bed is insane. It is difficult to understand as a healthy walking person unless you go through with it.
I'm 60 kg. If I'm not mistaken, I can use a walker I think, thus reducing some of this overhead.
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