Was it hard to work standing? Let's say, after lying down for a long time, it was a bit unusual. Working in trade for more than ten years, I got used to standing for several hours. Maybe it was my love of long walks that helped? In general, I did not experience much difficulty. I changed poses, warmed up a little, and walked around the apartment.

The time went by, and soon I was finally discharged. I went back to work at the office. I was still not allowed to sit. No offense, I sat down. Sometimes. For a little while. For which I received warnings from my colleagues.

Just at this time, by a miraculous coincidence of circumstances (there's no other word for it), Standfit came into my life for the first time. Not the one that now stands at home, working on which I type this text. No, it was one of the first prototypes. There was no sliding table, no lumbar support, no comfortable headrest, and the footrest did not change its position.

The most "fun" began with the setting of the table, it was not easy. So having set it once, I had to get out and in from underneath. Now there are no such problems. Everything has become much easier.

At that point Standfit really saved me. It was not necessary to look for a special place to put the laptop. I leaned on Standfit and had a great time. I swayed when I got a tricky task and needed to get my thoughts in order. A few months later when I got better, I was "officially" allowed to sit, and they took Standfit away.