Beware pillows that are like bricks
annmary
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Ouch!!
I bet from now on you will take your own pillow.
I wish I could take my matress topper with me everywhere I stay.
Take care
dilly
I bet from now on you will take your own pillow.
I wish I could take my matress topper with me everywhere I stay.
Take care
dilly
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Yes I know the feeling my neck took ages tonigth getting in place to get out of bed and I have good pillows at home but when staying out I never know how many to use i ahve two at home0
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noeltone wrote:Yes I know the feeling my neck took ages tonigth getting in place to get out of bed and I have good pillows at home but when staying out I never know how many to use i ahve two at home
i find that!!! i am better with the memory shaped neck pillow!! only issue at present is mine is old now and ratgher flat lol i bought a new one and just cannot get comfy with it i wake with head aches and neck sore each morning so have resorted back to mu old fathful flat one again lol0 -
scottishlass wrote:Debbie doo i have one of those memory foam shaped pillows but hate it,then someone suggested i may be using it the wrong way round :oops:
which end goes closest to you,the thick end or thin?
its so long since i used it i cant remember which way round ive tried.
spent a small fortune trying to find good pillows
the best pillows i find to be are the thin flat ones made of polyester, you can stuff them round your neck or under your back or shoulders, i,ve also spent a small fortune on different types of pillows but these seem to do the job for me and do not break the piggy bank. shazza0 -
I have just invested in a memory foam mattress and pillow. It was the best thing I have done. I was having a major flare when it was delivered and even then I managed about 5 hours sleep a night. I have experimented with which way round the pillow goes and, having looked at various adverts on the net, I have come to the conclusion that the shallower side goes closest to your shoulders. I find that, depending on how stiff my neck is, I can find benefit in swapping it around every couple of days or so. Hope this helps.0
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hee hee, this topic made me chuckle! I have started getting neck problems in the last 6 months or so, couldnt understand it- just thought it was arthur attacking a new place. Ive struggled with sleep for years, always had a restless night- no trouble getting to sleep just wake up loads, in more recent years it feels like I wake up everytime I turn over . Anyway stayed at my sisters, in her spare bed, slept pretty much straight through, and had no neck pain in the morning- and my other joints seemed better- I had a whole new lease of life! So I assumed it was my pillows, went out and got a memory foam one- hated it (made my head sweat, and still had neck pain the next day). So we have come to the conclusion it is the matress, I have a really firm one (it was bought for me as a moving in gift, so Ive never known any difference until I stayed at my sisters). We went out yesterday and purchased a much softer one (for an extortionate price), its getting delivered in 2 weeks- Im literally counting down the nights!0
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I so understand about the topper for your bed. I have just booked a holiday away with my daughter and I am already thinking I hope the beds are comfortable, as we are going to USA and I think I might have left myself vulnerable. To late now deposit paid, anyone got any ideas how I can find out if I could buy a topper in the states and leave it behaind if it wasn't too expensive, maybe we have links with usa and I can hire one.
Love Flowerpower.annmary wrote:Ouch!!
I bet from now on you will take your own pillow.
I wish I could take my matress topper with me everywhere I stay.
Take care
dilly0 -
Thread bumped up for justin.
Elna xThe happiest people don't have the best of everything. They just make the best of everything.
If you can lay down at night knowing in your heart that you made someone's day just a little bit better, you know you had a good day.0 -
i take my pillow away with me...that one is for the neck and the pillow provided i use to put under my knees!0
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scottishlass wrote:I think taking your own pillow into hospital is a good idea
It would be a good idea to check in advance whether the hospital will let you take your own pillow in, partly due to the risk of it ending up lost in their laundry system.
There is also the risk of cross-infection due to you bringing in or taking out an infection. Worth a query at least.
Joseph 8)Joseph0 -
I took my mum's pillow in for her towards the end of her long stay in hospital and wished I had taken it in earlier, but I did ask permission first. I used to visit every day, so kept an eye on it, as it was very expensive. I also put her name inside the pillow. At least she started to sleep well and also was able to be "propped up" better when sitting in bed.
ElnaThe happiest people don't have the best of everything. They just make the best of everything.
If you can lay down at night knowing in your heart that you made someone's day just a little bit better, you know you had a good day.0
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