I had problems with pressure sores. 2 flap surgeries was on an air matress in a nursing home 4 2 yrs. Than I came home and medicaid wouldnąt cover the air matress but they purchased a little a.p.p. Alternating pressure pad. I was scared 2 sleep 4 days. But after a couple mnths now 4yrs I'll truly recommend 1 if thatąs all your insurance will cover.
On 5/19/05 11:39 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hiya Naughty Nan! > Its been way too long. Hope that all else is fine with you, your family and > horses. > Many of those who you remember on this list have gone their ways, while a few > still remain and many more have joined. > Welcome Back ! > W > > In a message dated 5/19/05 11:30:20 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > << Hi all ... > > I have slept on my stomach on a regular mattress for almost 38 years. I am > currently having a problem with a sore on one of my knees - an area that I've > had trouble with before, so the skin has become as fragile as tissue paper. > Who uses mattress overlays and what do you recommend? Is an alternating air > overlay a good way to go? Input please! > > Thanks much!! > > Nan >> >
