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Surprise, Working From Bed Is Actually Super Bad for You Kayla Kibbe, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail “I write this sitting in the kitchen sink,” is the very good opening line of Dodie Smith’s 1948 novel, I Capture the Castle, which I bring up only because I do not write this sitting in the kitchen sink, but rather sitting in my bed, where I have completed the vast majority of my writing for the past year. This, as it happens, is probably disastrous for my own mental and physical wellbeing, as well as that of the many, many other people around the world for whom work from home has translated to work from bed. A November 2020 study found that 72 percent of 1,000 Americans said they worked remotely from their bed during the pandemic, with one in 10 admitting to spending the majority of their work week in bed. This, according to BBC, is likely to trigger a slew of health problems that may result in long-term damage to both physical and psychological health.

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