As you well know, our profession is a sedentary one. Whether you’re a translator who is chained to your computer desk, or an interpreter who spends hours and hours inside a booth or waiting for your appointment in court or at a doctor’s offices, the fact is that we hardly move throughout the course of our workday. And considering how many of us may not have a set schedule, day turns into night that turns into day and, when we least expect, we realize our health is deteriorating.
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