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  • sunset709
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    Thanks for the tips

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  • shelly21
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    hi steve. i use a v pillow. i was a side sleeper but i was advised try sleep slightly propped up. so i purchased an adjustable bed second hand and got a new mattress. i also got a fab air mattress topper via my OT this helps me greatly. i do take a muscle relaxant at bedtime which helps. like others i will say do a bit of research and try everything as sleep is very much needed.

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  • Lynne K
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    Good luck for a sleep solution Steve. Lynne x

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  • sunset709
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    Thanks for the comments

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  • matthew55
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    There are special pillows out there as well. I'm getting a v shaped absorbing one custom made. I also use zopliclone sleeping pills to knock me out. Stay Strong. 👍😁😀🤗xx

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  • Ellie
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    Originally posted by sunset709 View Post
    In the context of major issues this may seem trivial but I find it very difficult to sleep at night.
    On the contrary Steve, good quality sleep is very important to us all!

    I always say to start with your mattress - have you an OT or nurse who can assess you? xx

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  • sunset709
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    Sleeping

    Hello

    I have been diagnosed with probable MND.

    In the context of major issues this may seem trivial but I find it very difficult to sleep at night. I sleep on my side and my neck and shoulder ache and are very uncomfortable. We tried various Pillow combinations without success.



    Any ideas or solutions

    Thanks

    Steve
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