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Posted by memachester @memachester, Aug 31, 2022

I’d sincerely appreciate knowing which beds you’ve found provide the most relief? I’m needing a new bed and I’d rather wake up in a little less pain, if possible.

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John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | Sep 10, 2022
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@momsys

quick zip.com

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Here's the site @momsys shared for the zippered sheets - https://quickzip.com/.

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bustrbrwn22 | @bustrbrwn22 | Sep 10, 2022
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Here's the site @momsys shared for the zippered sheets - https://quickzip.com/.

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@johnbishop thanks so much! I just ordered. Can’t wait!

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catstx | @catstx | Sep 13, 2022
In reply to @amandajro "Hello @memachester and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. I have to agree with @fourof5zs and her..." + (show)
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Hello @memachester and welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. I have to agree with @fourof5zs and her advice. Comfort comes in many different forms for each of us so what one person may find supports their needs, another may not. That said, if you happen to share your bed with a significant other, I have heard good feedback on the Sleep Number beds. They allow each person to adjust their firmness to their liking and each model seems to have additional features (i.e. cooling, adjustable positioning, etc.) that you may also want to consider.

Have you heard of Sleep Number beds?

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I’ve used Sleep Number beds since 2008 and love them because your body’s different weight spots are accommodated. I have bad lower back pain and used to wake up almost unable to get out of bed.

I agree they are expensive but worth it for no back pain.

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