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I do better sleeping in a recliner, too. It helps me keep my head and neck in a better posture. When I sleep in poor positions, I have nightmares or stressful dreams and even anxiety attacks. I will usually have a day of brain fog after such a bad night sleeping. I believe it is a vertebral blood flow restriction that causes it.
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