Jackie Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Sue
Not a funny condition to have, but I am LOL at visualizing the ball in the bed.
Of course you know fantasies, the ball is a basketball or one of that size.
Better than duct tape, why not sew a piece of Velcro on Bill's back and the ball.
He could simply Velcro before retiring for the night. <g>
jackief
jackief
Sue Hartigan wrote:
> Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Hi Jackie:
>
> The ball is suppose to prevent a person from sleeping on their back. It
> is a thing that they use a lot for people who snore.
>
> In Bills case I think a little duct tape would solve the problem. LOL
>
> >
> > Hi Bill
> >
> > Maybe your wife could make you a pouch with straps or a belt to put the ball
> > in. <g>. Of course that would depend on where the ball was suppose to
> > be--between the shoulder blades, small of the back?? And of course the size
> > of the ball. I wonder what the ball really does for a person? Sue, does it
> > help if the person is elevated to a degree?? I know they are researching
> > sleep apnea in Fargo at the PRACS institute--one of my students was involved
> > in the study, but he never said what they were doing. His teachers all
> > received a notice from the counseling office to alert us to his condition.
> >
> > jackief
>
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