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Oneill, NE

Just wondering what everyone recommends for a bed?

April 27, 2016
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Members shared their best recommendations for beds when living with chronic pain, with adjustable beds emerging as the clear favorite for... Read more

Members shared their best recommendations for beds when living with chronic pain, with adjustable beds emerging as the clear favorite for their ability to shift positions throughout the night to find comfort and relieve pressure points. Several members praised memory foam mattresses, waterbeds for their lack of pressure and consistent temperature, and heating features like mattress warmers and heating pads that ease sore muscles, though some cautioned about the risk of burns from overuse. A recurring theme was the willingness to invest in quality sleep solutions, with many noting that while adjustable bases are expensive, the relief and comfort they provide make them well worth the cost.

A MyFibroTeam Member

I prefer memory foam with a mattress warming. It hurts at first then finally I can sleep without moving. Also, I love the warmth it helps ease my sore muscles.
Hope this helps!

April 28, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

My favorite bed of all time was my water bed but when it finally broke down we tried several different beds and now my I'm sleeping in my second favorite, the adjustible bed. We bought ex long twin adjustable beds before my husband died because we couldn't find a bed that we both liked. Surprisingly the mattresses were much less expensive but the bases are costly. The advantage of the adjustable bed is that when you are sore or uncomfortable you can just move the bed into a different position till you are comfortable. My husband bought a completely different mattress then I did and had his bed set up completely differently then I did. It is not unusual for me to move something on the bed in the middle of the night if I am hurting.

April 27, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

I can't wait to get in bed at night I'm still in it know as legs are playing up but try and get up soon :(

April 28, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

I have a king size adjustable bed it is pretty much two extra long twin mattresses in a king frame. My husband calls it the divorce bed. Because it's so big. But I can adjust my side and he doesn't hear a thing. The sad thing is I sleep best in my recliner.

April 27, 2016
A MyFibroTeam Member

I have a electric adjustable massager bed they are expensive but well worth the money

April 27, 2016

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