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Aging Well | Last Active: Jun 14, 2023 | Replies (13)
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When I was first diagnosed with nocturnal seizures I bought a “non-suffocation” pillow in the event I flipped over. Had to order from UK so shipping cost as much as pillow. It was comfortable about a month but after that not so much. The search for a comfortable pillow is a pain. And I’ve read they should be replaced every 1-2 years. I’m at a loss for suggestions-🥱
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Consider exploring buckwheat pillows. You can put or remove as many of the buckwheat hulls as you like if you get the right type. It takes a day or two to get the right number of hulls so that you get the firmness you need. If you keep the casing clean by covering it with a couple of pillowcases, it will probably last over 10 years. Some people claim they are too noisy lol. Even at age 65 I did not find these type of pillows noisy. But, if you are very sensitive to sound, that is something to be aware of. Good luck!