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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Arthritis / September 2006Just brought a New mattress to help with my arthritis
hello people, i have been suffering from arthritis for around 2 years, this has affected my social and recreational lifestyle. it has been quite severe recently. I bumped into a friend of mine who also suffers from this unkind disability, she had just purchased a memory foam mattress, which bascially moulds to the shape of your body. which in turn results in less pressure on the joints apparently. Anyway I looked into this new mattress and found much favourable reviews. I have just brought one myself and can say it is absoloutely fabulous. I made my purchase from the company below called http://www.sleepdetox.co.uk. Check it out. it has change my life! > hello people, Hello, spammer. > i have been suffering from arthritis for around 2 years, Gonna ask you the same questions we do of everyone who drops in at ASA. Age? Gender? What kind of arthritis? Ahhh, I can guess. Arthritis of the brain that causes you to lose common sense and decency. ... His lights are on but nobody's home. Spamming She is...But bringing up the idea of Memory Foam ....Well it is good, but you can get a topper from Wal Mart and many people from my group swears by them....Even roll them up and take them with them on vacation.... I don't know how much these cost in American Dollars, but you can get a Queen size topper at Wal Mart for about $80.00 and like I said...My friends swear by them...If you google them, you can find all kinds of places to buy different dist and brands...And they come in all densitys and thickness...and prices... So...I say...Thanks for reminding us about this Sir Spam alot.... Cindy > > hello people, > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > ... His lights are on but nobody's home. A couple of years ago, when I was just starting to contend nightly with my damnable innerspring mattress aggravating all my pressure points, I finally "got" that line about "1/3rd of our life is spent sleeping". Well, between regular sleep, and the extra amount of time I spend in bed because of a migraine, a back spasm, a whatever, I went down to the TempurPedic store, layed on that memory foam mattress for 20 minutes, and they practically had to peel me off of it. I bought the works - a Queen size mattress, and an adjustable base that has about a bazillion ways to tilt the head and/or feet, with a head and leg massager built-in.... and lemme tell you, that bed is absolutely Hog Heaven. Best money I ever spent. I actually wake up in the exact position I fell asleep in, unless I already had a bad ouwie somewhere before I went to bed. Then I move around until I get the weight off the ouwie. In every sense of the word, I feel like my bed is my sanctuary, and you'll have a reeeeeaaaaaaaal hard time getting me to sleep on anything else. And what someone else was saying about taking a memory foam topper with them while traveling? I'm buying a twin size topper for when I have those long hospital stays for my THR and my TKR. I've spent way too much time in hospital beds to put up with them any longer. Yeah, I know I sound like a shill for the company, but I'm not. It's just a truly good product, especially for Fibro/Arthritis people like me. Good zzzzzzzzzz's, everyone! Ginnie >^..^< ..she's got a damn nerve calling it HER bed! _________________________________________ > Spamming She is...But bringing up the idea of Memory Foam ....Well it is > good, but you can get a topper from Wal Mart and many people from my group [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >> >> ... His lights are on but nobody's home. i love mine, too, ginnie. my only complaint about my bed is how heavy the mattress is for me to change the bedding. so, my son comes over and does that for me. kate A couple of years ago, when I was just starting to contend nightly with my damnable innerspring mattress aggravating all my pressure points, I finally "got" that line about "1/3rd of our life is spent sleeping". Well, between regular sleep, and the extra amount of time I spend in bed because of a migraine, a back spasm, a whatever, I went down to the TempurPedic store, layed on that memory foam mattress for 20 minutes, and they practically had to peel me off of it. I bought the works - a Queen size mattress, and an adjustable base that has about a bazillion ways to tilt the head and/or feet, with a head and leg massager built-in.... and lemme tell you, that bed is absolutely Hog Heaven. Best money I ever spent. I actually wake up in the exact position I fell asleep in, unless I already had a bad ouwie somewhere before I went to bed. Then I move around until I get the weight off the ouwie. In every sense of the word, I feel like my bed is my sanctuary, and you'll have a reeeeeaaaaaaaal hard time getting me to sleep on anything else. And what someone else was saying about taking a memory foam topper with them while traveling? I'm buying a twin size topper for when I have those long hospital stays for my THR and my TKR. I've spent way too much time in hospital beds to put up with them any longer. Yeah, I know I sound like a shill for the company, but I'm not. It's just a truly good product, especially for Fibro/Arthritis people like me. Good zzzzzzzzzz's, everyone! Ginnie >^..^< ..she's got a damn nerve calling it HER bed! _________________________________________ Cindy wrote: > Spamming She is...But bringing up the idea of Memory Foam ....Well it is > good, but you can get a topper from Wal Mart and many people from my group [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] >> >> ... His lights are on but nobody's home. Kate, you have a thoughtful son. Guess you trained him right early on. Gwen >i love mine, too, ginnie. my only complaint about my bed is how heavy the > mattress is for me to change the bedding. so, my son comes over and does [quoted text clipped - 74 lines] >>> >>> ... His lights are on but nobody's home. Kate, you have a thoughtful son. Guess you trained him right early on. Gwen truthfully, i simply got lucky. he was always like that. and too, his dad was a superb role model for him. must be his dad's genes.<smile> kate >i love mine, too, ginnie. my only complaint about my bed is how heavy the > mattress is for me to change the bedding. so, my son comes over and does [quoted text clipped - 74 lines] >>> >>> ... His lights are on but nobody's home. > Yeah, I know I sound like a shill for the company, but I'm not. > It's just a truly good product, I can't imagine anyone mentioning a well-known business such as Sears, Target, that mattress place you named, etc. etc. etc. being accused of being a shill. It's the scum of the earth, impersonating the wild west medicine men riding town-to-town (as in newsgroup to newsgroup) hawking their magic potions containing a "secret" ingredient from some rain forest, who send up red-flag warnings. ... I'm so close to hell, I can see the lights of Las Vegas. > ... His lights are on but nobody's home. Aw, Chief. Don't be so hard on the person. I bought one of those 4" toppers and it... well frankly, didn't do much to help me. My son bought a very expensive foam mattress and at last report he said it 'still feels lumpy'. But to each his own. LOL! Bud >> ... His lights are on but nobody's home. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Bud Nearly two yeas ago we had to find a mattress that would not cause my wife pain. We were sleeping on a futon at the time. We paid allot of money for the one we have now, and I am very comfy, indeed. She and I tried most of the mattresses in the Hom furniture store, including the memory foam, inner spring, air, low density foam and various combinations. The one we finally decided on is a multi density foam core with memory foam on the top few inches and a fluffy topper. It's about a foot and a half high and the most comfortable thing I have ever slept on. It was worth every penny, because Violet has been sleeping peacefully ever since. Steve |
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