Speaking of sleep

Post #300,900 by malraux 12/9/08 6:53:48 PM Reply	Speaking of sleep It's amazing how many maladies lack of sleep can cause. I'm going in for a sleep study very soon. Hopefully they'll find something worthwhile. Regards, -scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.
Post #300,901 by crazy 12/9/08 7:18:33 PM Reply	What type of mattress do you have? I spent years not really asleep, on both regular and water beds. If I was TOTALLY wiped, I'd sleep, but that was about it. Then I got a tempurpedic mattress. The difference is incredible. Perfect support on all aspects of my body, good temp control. I stopped rolling looking for a comfy position, simply falling back was good enough, and sleep is easy. No more generalised body pain in the morning.
Post #300,903 by boxley 12/9/08 7:52:11 PM Reply	very thin futon pad on hardwood floor in a regular bed after 4 days Im crippled
Post #300,907 by Andrew Grygus 12/9/08 8:07:38 PM Reply	But, I have all that . . . . . with my 40 year old water bed.
Post #300,930 by crazy 12/10/08 10:41:42 AM Reply	I thought I did but I was wrong. I've been sleeping on waterbeds for the most part for the last 30 years. Initial feel is good, warm, supportive, but: My hips and lower back start to fall apart, there is not enough support as compared to the rest of me, and I end up tossing and turning after about 20 minutes.
Post #300,931 by Andrew Grygus 12/10/08 10:50:57 AM Reply	No problems like that here. When I first got it I had a slight bit of pain from a formerly cracked rib but that adjusted within a week. Of course I get (very mild) lower back pain around 10 hours in any bed - but it's very rare I get to stay in bed that long.
Post #300,910 by malraux 12/9/08 9:39:50 PM Reply	That's another thing I'm going to work on Dunno about a Tempurpedic, though. That's a lot of money to spend to find out it makes my back hurt (like happened to someone I know). Regards, -scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.
Post #300,913 by Another Scott 12/9/08 10:24:01 PM Reply	If ya can stand feathers, a feather bed might be worth a try They can be very comfortable, but I personally don't like being constrained like that when I sleep. I don't think I'd like a Tempurpedic for that reason. Good luck. Cheers, Scott.
Post #300,935 by crazy 12/10/08 12:35:49 PM Reply	Compare body types Bman HATES them, but then again, he believes he slept on one in a hotel. How do we know he really did, or one of the cheap rip-offs? And if it was, maybe it is related to size and body type? Either way, go hang out at a store for a couple of hours. Kick back, read a book, relax. But give it a while, it is worth it to find out whether is suits you.

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