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  - THE IMPACT REMOTE WORK HAS ON MY MENTAL HEALTH by Meg Fatharly
    12/26/12
    The impact remote work has on my mental health is a complicated and nuanced issue. I currently work as a freelance artist (amongst other services). I use the dining room table to make my art, the garage for printmaking and a shared desk in the home office for my writing. Outside of my home, I occasi
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