Mattress to relieve pain

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Gianni
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Mattress to relieve pain

Post by Gianni »

I am buying this bed. I'll let you know if it helps reduce the pressure pain.

http://www.comfortdirect.com/sam-mattress.php


P.S. Christopher Reeves uses this for comfort
cbe411
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Injury Description, Date, extent, surgical intervention etc: MVA in 2001, nerve graph in 2002, Median Nerve Transfer in 2004 and an unsuccessful Gracillis Muscle Transfer in 2006. I am living life and loving it! Feel free to contact me :)
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Re: Mattress to relieve pain

Post by cbe411 »

Yes let us know! i have gotten a Tempurpedic bed and I LOVE IT! Well worth the money spent on it!

Court xx
lizzyb
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Re: Mattress to relieve pain

Post by lizzyb »

Best bed I ever bought had a tempur mattress...still have it at home. Trouble is, I find it VERY hard to sleep properly on any other kind which is a pity since I am away from home a lot during the summer monthsand can't take it with me!

Let us know how you get on with it...

Lizzy B :0)
Gayle Ozzy
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Re: Mattress to relieve pain

Post by Gayle Ozzy »

Gianni,
I had a look on the website and it looks very interesting. Like everyone here I have trouble sleeping. The bpi side gets increbibly sore after awhile sleeping on that side. The other side is actually worse as my shoulder is gone and it's just the little collar bone there.
Do you know the cost of one of these in US dollars? It didn't say on the website.
Gianni
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Re: Mattress to relieve pain

Post by Gianni »

It is about $1500 for the mattress alone. I was also recommended to see www.spanamerica.com look at the CFT mattress. I am still leaning toward the SAM mattress. Will keep you updated.

Maureen aka Gianni's mom
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