I also now sleep in a recaliner... I can not get turned over in bed and on the reclineer I can grap the sides and helps me to turn over... I do miss my bed!!! :(
--- On Thu, 6/3/10, Dalton Garis <malugss...@gmail.com> wrote: From: Dalton Garis <malugss...@gmail.com> Subject: Re: [TMIC] OT bed question To: "Jim Lubin" <jlu...@eskimo.com>, "Akua" <a...@artfarm.com>, "Kevin Wolfthal" <wolft...@optonline.net>, tmic-list@eskimo.com Date: Thursday, June 3, 2010, 11:57 PM FOR ME, THE RECLINING CHAIR WAS MUCH MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE BED, SINCE I DON’T SLEEP THAT WELL ANYWAY, BUT I HIT THE RECLINER OFTEN AND IT MUST BE COMFORTABLE ENOUGH TO NAP IN. THOSE NAPS COUNT WITH ME. On 4/6/10 5:37 AM, "Jim Lubin" <jlu...@eskimo.com> wrote: I have a hospital bed with this mattress pad overlay. http://www.parentgiving.com/shop/silicore-bed-pad/shop-parent-giving-1425.html SILICORE® Bed Pad cushions and protects all pressure-prone areas of the body. SPENCO® SILICORE® Fibers, unique siliconized hollow core shafts that won’t mat down, retain their loft and air flow. Washable and dryable. Reversible with moisture-resistant nylon on the other side. Made in USA. 78" x 36". At 06:11 PM 6/3/2010, Akua wrote: I didn't get to shop or choose either -- only knew i needed a "hospital bed" Again the ability of the bed itself to move/ adjust mediates and aids whatever mattress. I think the mattress i got is crap i can feel the metal springs with my hands, but my body doesn't notice....sometimes i go to sleep nearly sitting up and other times I am laying flat --- sometimes legs slightly raised (a fun way to exercise in bed) that (and six pillows) is wonderful aid to going to sleep soon after I adjust myself. Akua ---- Jim Lubin jlu...@eskimo.com http://makoa.org/jim disAbility Resources: http://www.makoa.org <http://www.makoa.org/> http://www.makoa.org/jlubin/charitybadge <http://www.makoa.org/jlubin/charitybadge>
