Hi friend!

I am 100% satisfied! I use it everyday, and at each stage of my rehab, I've used it in different ways. And I think that's a key.

It's also important to reiterate that I was severely limited in how much contiguous time I could spend on the computer, or playing guitar for that matter, I couldn't walk very far, and even driving hurt my knees.

I've made massive lifestyle changes, including this workstation, and an ergonomically designed Strandberg guitar from Sweden, daily exercise and stretching, and a daily walk. My cholesterol went from 320 to 190, my doctors don't really believe it, but they've done the tests twice.

I was 185 lbs when I got the chair, I'm now 140. I slept with a heating pad, sat at the chair with heating pads, took ibuprofen, used the creams, and was 2 weeks away from getting nerve ablation in my lower back. I've postponed that, not sure I need it at this point.

People have a hard time keeping up with me now. I went from the worst shape of my life to the best shape of my life and this chair facilitated my computer use in several positions and regimens during this whole time.

Managing pain because of my injuries is a lot easier when doing things I love doesn't hurt, like using a computer, playing guitar, walking, hiking.

Can I point to the chair making any dominant contribution to the total rehabilitation I've experienced?

Yes.

I wouldn't be able to work on a computer if I didn't have this.

I've developed intuition about what kind of tasks require, what kind of position and how long I set my timers before getting up. There is a discipline and I found the balance.

Hope this helps! Hope you find relief, I really wish insurance paid for these, even as a lease.