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Old Mar 23, 2020, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by bluebicycle View Post
Ever think about creating a wall of pillows behind his back? Or taking a blanket you're not using, bunching it up, and putting it behind his back? Then if he tries to roll over, he'll be reminded not to do that.

When I had my nasal surgery, I was supposed to sleep on my back with my head elevated, but I normally like to sleep on my side, so I kept rolling over. To solve this problem, I just built a wall of pillows on either side of me, so when I did try to roll over, i was hitting the pillows and it reminded me not to do that. Eventually, my body was "trained" not to roll over.

Also, I can imagine that with his contusion, hitting pillows would hurt a lot less than hitting the bed with his back.

The trick is to pinch the pillows underneath you so that they don't move when he rolls onto his back. If he does start to roll onto his back, he will feel a soft lump that will remind him not to do it.

Just an idea that worked for me. Also worked for me when I got my wisdom teeth out.

Anyway, cool about Dish TV. I have Comcrap and they do anything and everything to screw you over. And of course they have a monopoly here.
Yes thanks we have tried pillows and blankets, He pushed them out of the way while still asleep and rolls over.. then Boom He is one that really moves around while sleeping, he has lots of chronic pain.. He has broke his back twice, Bilateral shoulder pain since surgery since 9 years ago.

Im sorry your provider isnt giving people more things to help pass the time
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