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I was a massage therapist for 25 years, specializing in neck issues..... also worked for a chiropractor for many years. I sleep best on my left side, too, and a pillow like this is really helpful for my various structural issues.
Good luck! {#Daisy}

Right. I forgot about that.

I usually flip from left to right during the night. But my left side is my preferred side. Thanks for your time and advice, Trisk. I appreciate it. {#Cheers}

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Posted: Jan 21, 2018 - 10:43am

SeriousLee wrote:

triskele wrote:

I love a good contoured cervical support pillow. They don't have to cost a lot, either. My current one was something like $17 at Target....

That may be all i need. The top of my left shoulder is hurting today because i slept most of the night on my left side. If this pillow "comforts your shoulder area", then i gotta at least try it.

Here i was thinking some expensive pillow with exotic feathers. But maybe it's the shape of the pillow that will do the trick. Thanks!

I was a massage therapist for 25 years, specializing in neck issues..... also worked for a chiropractor for many years. I sleep best on my left side, too, and a pillow like this is really helpful for my various structural issues.
Good luck! {#Daisy}

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Posted: Jan 21, 2018 - 10:13am

triskele wrote:

I love a good contoured cervical support pillow. They don't have to cost a lot, either. My current one was something like $17 at Target....

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Posted: Jan 21, 2018 - 10:04am
SeriousLee wrote: I guess this is the best place for my question: What do you recommend for a pillow? I love a good contoured cervical support pillow. They don't have to cost a lot, either. My current one was something like $17 at Target....

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Posted: Jan 21, 2018 - 9:39am
I guess this is the best place for my question: What do you recommend for a pillow?

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Posted: Sep 15, 2012 - 5:08am
BlueHeronDruid wrote: Of course not. It's there you feel your kindship. All your senses would be awake! Maybe when it's comfortable to you - and not overly exciting - you'll be able to sleep within its soul. I mean this sincerely. The lady speaks wisely.

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Posted: Sep 15, 2012 - 1:09am
hippiechick wrote: I wish I could be sleepless at Burning Man Of course not. It's there you feel your kindship. All your senses would be awake! Maybe when it's comfortable to you - and not overly exciting - you'll be able to sleep within its soul. I mean this sincerely.

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Posted: Sep 15, 2012 - 1:07am
You troubled souls, please take some rest. Wait a bit. Those of us in the US are mostly sleeping. We'll be here for you when we waken.

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Posted: Aug 3, 2010 - 8:53pm
is anybody tiered already......?

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Posted: Aug 3, 2010 - 8:45pm
hippiechick wrote: You would have to know Burning Man. There is so much going on 24 hours a day, you just don't want to miss any of it. Of course, many attendees take X, etc. to stay up, but I don't really do much of that stuff. http://www.burningman.com/ so me, myself and the surrounding is even enough - but thanks a lot for your link -

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Posted: Aug 3, 2010 - 8:25pm
Beanie wrote: Same thing here. Anxiety males you fall asleep fast, but then you sleep restlessly so you're constantly exhausted.

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Posted: Aug 3, 2010 - 8:25pm
Beanie wrote: Same thing here. Anxiety males you fall asleep fast, but then you sleep restlessly so you're constantly exhausted. When you don't have a job, you have lots of time to rest.

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Posted: Aug 3, 2010 - 8:22pm
hippiechick wrote: For me, just the opposite. When I am stressed and anxious, I can barely keep my eyes open. Same thing here. Anxiety males you fall asleep fast, but then you sleep restlessly so you're constantly exhausted.

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Posted: Aug 3, 2010 - 8:21pm
Beanie wrote: My therapist says that depression and loss of purpose make it hard for us to fall asleep. Anxiety and neurosis make it hard for us to stay asleep. Meditation practice can help with all of those things.

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Posted: Aug 3, 2010 - 8:21pm
Beanie wrote: My therapist says that depression and loss of purpose make it hard for us to fall asleep. Anxiety and neurosis make it hard for us to stay asleep. For me, just the opposite. When I am stressed and anxious, I can barely keep my eyes open.

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