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I recall posts on sleeping on back and propping arms, elbows where ever it felt best for that person.. A good mattress & pillow that doesn't tilt head too much helps..
Stomach sleep with arms above the head or under pillow is not good.. especially bad if low back issues, or arm blood flow issues..
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