My new pillow came in today

[SF1900]

What about Rory? Bringing him too?

Rory is always invited!!

[LurkerNoMore]

you will take coaches pillow when you pry it from his cold dead fingers!

he's been up all night practicing pillow take downs and holds

He hasn't posted an update, so it appears the pillow is winning.  No surprise there.

[ProudVirgin69]

This is Coach’s new pillow and he likes to hug and kiss it

[NaturalWonder83]

Coach! Where is your review and feedback? Or did something happen to you with the pillow?

[robcguns]

BIG ROB great to see you back guy

Thanks Hulk, feels good to post again.

[Rambone]

I’m digging that shoulder relief system. Which one you get coach?

Whoa whoa whoa welcome back big guy!

[Coach is Back!]

Coach! Where is your review and feedback? Or did something happen to you with the pillow?

Last night was the second night and like the first I’fell asleep just fine but I’m staying in one position I started getting achy in my back probably from the elevation. You just can’t roll over to the other side without repositioning the leg pillow to the other side so you’re basically stuck. I have bad shoulders but it actually felt good not putting the side pressure.

Reading the pamphlet, it says it take about a month to get used to. I’ll go with that and give it a shot. At this point I’d give it about 3/10. For $300 I hope gets better

[King Shizzo]

I have several. They’re good but I need more. I was using one for my head, one for my sides and one between my legs.

There's a joke in here somewhere.....

[US MUSL]

I have a Nectar mattress/pillows that are memory foam. The memory foam really helps to eliminate pressure points like shoulders and hips, and equal the load across your body. It's the best mattress I have ever slept on, and comes with a 365 day money back trial if not satisfied.

[Irongrip400]

I am indeed someone who has had incurred a shoulder problem this year and has had major issues with sleeping and that is absolutely what happened to me using a tunnel system.   You can get very shallow ones that don't add massive elevation but it didn't really work for me and I tried a few wedges and all sorts but that was a big fat fail on that.

I envy anybody who can change the way they sleep - it has been incredibly hard to work through.  I sleep on my stomach predominantly and the shoulder is probably more pivotal than any other sleeping position.  Of course, I tried to get away with switching to falling asleep back on the back but try as I might, that isn't happening.  Though I will wake up quite often on my back.  Just will not work for falling asleep.

I've basically muddled through with a combination of sleeping a lot more on the other side, occasional side sleeping, occasional back sleeping (possible later on in the sleep for the final portion) and quite strangely, the other thing I've found is that basically doing the arm out but elevating the hand on a pillow actually might be better than the tunnel.  I didn't read that anywhere, I just sort of found out that elevated arm works better for me.  I do that with my better shoulder all the time.

I used to be a stomach sleeper up until a year or so ago when I started having neck problems from a blown disc. I started sleeping on sides because I absolutely can’t sleep on my back and now my shoulders have been bothering, to the point I’m just going to pay for an MRI on both because I am not going through a bunch of PT just to finally get one. Keep me in the loop if you find a solution.

[rocket]

I used to be a stomach sleeper up until a year or so ago when I started having neck problems from a blown disc. I started sleeping on sides because I absolutely can’t sleep on my back and now my shoulders have been bothering, to the point I’m just going to pay for an MRI on both because I am not going through a bunch of PT just to finally get one. Keep me in the loop if you find a solution.

Try putting your arm straight out as if you had your arm in a tunnel like the pillow but do not use a tunnel and instead put a pillow next to you so that your arm/hand is elevated.  Can't guarantee it will work but I checked and it's what I'm doing on both sides (good and bad)

[tacobender]

….seriously can’t wait to go to bed tonight. Ordered it through Amazon Prime. Came in within 3 days

https://medcline.com/collections/all?nbt=nb%3Aadwords%3Ax%3A16383800066%3A%3A&nb_adtype=&nb_kwd=&nb_ti=&nb_mi=&nb_pc=&nb_pi=&nb_ppi=&nb_placement=&nb_li_ms=&nb_lp_ms=&nb_fii=&nb_ap=&nb_mt=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=16371026358&gbraid=0AAAAADuX2eIxK6AUjvuRdae1Irexufr0a&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIotKKl46bkAMVNSCtBh2B-RFIEAAYASAAEgIM4_D_BwE

would you be willing to share it with Bank? That’s the real question.

[Flexacon]

What about Rory? Bringing him too?

Name? (hopefully not ai)

[NaturalWonder83]

Last night was the second night and like the first I’fell asleep just fine but I’m staying in one position I started getting achy in my back probably from the elevation. You just can’t roll over to the other side without repositioning the leg pillow to the other side so you’re basically stuck. I have bad shoulders but it actually felt good not putting the side pressure.

Reading the pamphlet, it says it take about a month to get used to. I’ll go with that and give it a shot. At this point I’d give it about 3/10. For $300 I hope gets better

Hope it helps eventually. Good luck!

[Sandrock]

I have a Nectar mattress/pillows that are memory foam. The memory foam really helps to eliminate pressure points like shoulders and hips, and equal the load across your body. It's the best mattress I have ever slept on, and comes with a 365 day money back trial if not satisfied.

Paid spokesperson

[Sandrock]

I thought all getbiggers slept on a pile of money with many beautiful ladies

[US MUSL]

Paid spokesperson

I have sold a few.

[LurkerNoMore]

If you are dealing with shoulder pain/injury....  might as well just suck it up and have surgery.  That usually turns out to be the best option in the long run.  The other solutions are usually short term and really do nothing to address the problem, instead just mask the pain so you can ignore the problem.

From worst to best, I would rank them as :

Medication
Physical Therapy
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) treatment
Cortisone shots
Gel shots (hyaluronic acid)
COOLIEF (laser burning of the pain nerves)
MUA - only for arthritis related problems that are resulting in pain, impingment, range of motion problems.


Then the best option is surgery.

[Kwon]

Name? (hopefully not ai)

I made it in ai Flex

Obsidian was complaining on my realism, so made it a bit more realistic