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If I am having a really hard time I tuck a pillow behind me while I lay on my side, and this keeps me from rolling over onto my back. Some folks sew tennis balls into their PJs and other tricks to keep them from rolling over. I think propping works great and is much more comfy.

I hope you got some sleep.
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