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you can use bricks or wood blocks to raise a bed off the floor.
it should be helpful.
i take prevacid in the am and ranitidrine in the pm for reflux and i'm doing well.

i also have a lot of pain issues and finally got a tempurpedic after several friends rave about theirs. i do like it very much and i'm glad i went to the expense. i didn't get the hardest one. it really makes a difference.


i used to sleep on an eggcrate with a featherbed over that. it just wasn't doing the trick and i was in too much pain and sleeping poorly. i still don't sleep thru the nite but i sleep much better.
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