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Old 11-06-2012, 07:36 PM #1
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The Company Store, has an item like this. Before you give up on beds, the new temperpedic has different levels of comfort now. Kind of like goldie locks and the three bears, One should be just perfect for you. If your doc. orders it, I believe medicare, and some insurance companies pay a portion. Sheep skin has been used in hospitals for preventing bed hurts. I hope you find something that can ease your body for a comfortable nights sleep. Pick up a little weight. You can borrow some of mine... Take care, ginnie
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