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Old 04-28-2020, 12:19 AM #1
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Try to find a way to sleep with your head and neck in straight alignment just like when you are standing straight. What ever it takes to do this, just do it. I slept in a recliner while I learned what position helped. I got great sleep and woke without any headaches. If I messed up with sleeping posture, I would have stressful dreams and headaches. Often, they were what I called mud headaches. A dull ache like my head was packed full of mud and my thoughts were stuck in the mud.

Good quality sleep changed all of that.
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