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Old 02-13-2015, 02:46 PM #21
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I now use a duck down pillow for same reason.
I can't sleep with my head on regular pillows. The duck down was expensive but worth it. I only bought one.
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THANK YOU FOR THIS THREAD!!

Despite seeing some of these ridiculous replies about buck wheat filling pillows and using no pillow at all, I can relate to the OP here since finding the proper pillow is VITAL to getting SOME sleep vs NO sleep!

Just posted a thread seeking input from folks about which BRAND and TYPE of pillow they are finding as most useful and pressure relieving here. Hope to get some serious answers and not this gibberish. LOL
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