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Old 01-05-2016, 09:11 PM #10
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The point is to be sure your pillow holds your head straight with your spine. If your head hangs to the side, it would be difficult to get any benefit from a chiro or other treatment. I had to learn to sleep on my side.

You did not answer about your continuing symptoms, especially those that could be attributed to your neck. Head aches, maybe a vestibular issue, breathing (apnea) ??
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