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Old 02-22-2007, 01:45 AM #1
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Default Wow!!! Woke up this morning. NO BACK PAIN!



A memory foam mattress. If you haven`t already got one,make it a priority today. I slept on one last night and for the first time in years,I slept like a log...but the real proof was going to come in the morning.Normally I have to either inch my way into a sitting position,or roll off the bed sideways and gradually inch myself into an upright position from a crumpled heap on the floor.The pain is usually severe and I generally make it to the bathroom in a walking style...not unlike one of those transformer/robot "thingy`s."
Elegant.....NO WAY. But.....
this morning.....no pain...from lying down to upright in one smooth,fluid movement.No groans of pain punctuating each inch of movement.
Just one [dare I say it] graceful sweep and I was sitting up.... blinking in disbelief but a grin the width of the world,spreading across my face.
So...there you have it;
A brilliant sleep
No pain on waking
Walking easily first thing

And I hardly dare hope...but usually,within 10 minutes or so of waking...dystonia sets in for half an hour.EVERY MORNING WITHOUT FAIL.
I have been awake almost an hour and so far....well I daren`t say it but...will let you know.

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Old 02-22-2007, 03:15 AM #2
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Steffi:

We got a TempurPedic matress about 4 months ago. It would be considered a memory foam type mattress. It is fabulous.........I sleep like a baby with virually no more morning back pain. I wouldn't trade that thing for a ranch in Texas !!!!

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Old 02-22-2007, 03:24 AM #3
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Default Caya...

Its unbelievable.I don`t very often invest in luxury stuff for myself but this is the best.Over 2 hours later and no dystonia either.I am waiting for it to hit with a vengeance...but it would be wonderful if I could say goodbye altogether with that inconvenience.
Such a seemingly minor addition...what a MAJOR difference.

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Default No dystonia either...

I said I would let you guys know if my dystonia happened or not.It is now 10 30 pm in the uk...and not a sign of dystonia. What`s all this about?
One night on a memory foam mattress and immediately some respite from so much pain and agonising cramping.
WOW....hardly dare believe it will last.
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Default thanks steff

sounds worth looking into I have degenerative disc disease and have to sleep with a pillow under my legs and still have problems walking for a few hours and if this can also help hubbys mornings I'm definitly checking it out I here you can get just the top to go over your own mattress is that what you have?
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Default No...the full mattress

Yes you can get toppers...but check out all the makes...you might be surprised.Whoops.Am I allowed to say that on here? Which magazine did an interesting report on memory foam mattresses.Surprising results.Not saying anymore...
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still no dystonia...this alone is blowing my mind.I really don`t see the link....but..not complaining.
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