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> May have sounded overly negative about the Philips' mic. I have what I
> think of as voodoo RSI - I can use my hands and arms for days with no
> problems and no pain. Then out of the blue - hands, arms, neck become
> very, very painful - have to put a pillow in my lap to support my arms
> when they are like this - then the symptoms disappear as suddenly as
> they came.
Oh, I am sorry. I have the opposite problem -- and thank goodness
for that! -- pain an awful lot of the time, but not the devastating
pain I had when it was first diagnosed and I had to rest.
I have not been able to identify all the triggers for it but
> have learned to not use my hands for anything that I can find a way to
> do without them -hence the preference for a headset over a hand held
> mic.
I agree. I'm just lucky that my left hand was so less injured.
I did warn someone else about the Philips -- a pity as it really is
good.
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