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Default Sleeping arrangements after Lumbar fusion

Ok, I am going to do the deed and have L3-4 fusion on the 11th. My question is where to sleep when I come home? It's 14 stairs to the second level and my Doc said to skip stairs for a while. There is a recliner or a soft couch. I know I can sleep in the recliner but I think I read somewhere not to sleep in a recliner. We are going to look at renting a bed.

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