Do you sit or stand at work?

Some recent studies show that sitting more than six hours a day may be lethal - even if you exercise every day. As a result, many office workers across the nation have decided to stop sitting and start standing at work. Do you know anyone who has decided to do so? Do you stand or sit at work? We'd love to include your insights in our story.

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