Why the Rise of Workleisure Benefits the Chronic Pain Community

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many workers have been dressing more casually if they work from home, which has benefited people with chronic pain.
I am a health and culture writer whose work has appeared in Verywell Health, Bitch Media, and Insider. I am also a reporter at Richmond Pulse, a blogger at JSTOR Daily, and a contributing editor at Narratively. On top of everything, I'm a journalism graduate student at UC Berkeley.
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, many workers have been dressing more casually if they work from home, which has benefited people with chronic pain.
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