Re: New Tempurpedic Cloud Luxe - everyman
Dec 5, 2010 9:48 AM
by the way ahindt, i had to really find the right pillow for it too. that was a huge problem and hurting my back. consider that. i also walked all over the bed. the woman at tempurpedic told me to do that. i don't know if it will make it too soft for you or not. but it helped me. i just know i hated it for four weeks. and lo and behold, he became magical. i firmly believe that there is the right tempurpedic for you. the deluxe may in face be too soft. did you try the allura or rhapsody. or some of the somewhat firmer ones? you should at least familiarize yourself with them. i am so sorry to hear of your back pain.i know how debilitating it can be. i had a simmons beautyrest that aligned me for awhile and then i woke up in...
Re: Simmons BackGuard - Phoenix
Dec 5, 2010 4:50 PM
Just so you know I'm here and thinking about your situation, post is coming to replace this one in an hour or so. I'm reviewing what we've done so I can make better suggestions.
Phoenix
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Re: The W Hotel Heavenly Bed - Phoenix
Dec 4, 2010 9:15 PM
Re: Simmons BackGuard - Phoenix
Dec 4, 2010 5:01 PM
OK ... It's almost time to decide what to do next as I doubt that any combination with the layers you have will come close but we've gained some really helpful information to help with the decision.
I'll post some thoughts tomorrow afer you've had a chance to (hopefully) get some rest tonight.
Phoenix
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Re: Simmons BackGuard - Phoenix
Dec 4, 2010 11:31 AM
Laughing ....
Now we're getting some great feedback and information. One more night with this (reversing the topper if you'd like but no big deal) and we'll take a look at where we are.
Phoenix
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Re: Simmons BackGuard - ZZZZ
Dec 5, 2010 4:42 AM
So I did end up adding the quilt over the egg crate (which was flat side up). Weight was more concentrated from the thigh to the ribs (sore on my side) but I was almost comfortable on my back and quite good on stomach. I ended up spending 8 hours in bed (I took a sleeping pill). This morning, I woke with my butt sinking quite a bit more and I was quite uncomfortable (wouldn't have been able to spend another 10 minutes in there). I undid the bed and saw that the egg crate had sagged badly and partly folded in some areas around the middle. I decided not to use it anymore since it has absolutely no resilience. Tonight, I'll do the same setup but without the egg crate....
Re: Simmons BackGuard - ZZZZ
Dec 4, 2010 4:52 PM
SInce it appears that I regressed and had to tack pain killers all day, I decided to wait before pushing this experiment any further. I moved the latex back on the bottom, pillowtop in the middle and egg crate on top. I'm afraid to make the pain any worst and have to suffer another 10 days like I've just been through. I'll see how this works, I may even throw in the quilt for tonight....
Re: Simmons BackGuard - ZZZZ
Dec 4, 2010 2:01 AM
Once again, the first night was firmer than I expected (whenever I write this, I can go way back and remember my honeymoon... not what you're thinking: the bed in that little german hotel was almost as hard as the floor!). The initial softness went away in about 10 minutes. The good news is that I didn't sink in one spot, the bed is still very much flat, even after adding 4 inches of foam (for a total of 5), contrary to the 250 wich made me sink in the middle through its 4.5 inches. It even felt it a bit too hard on my legs, all the way down to my ankles! As you predicted, the egg crate simply vanished. It felt like I couldn't make it through the latex and into the pillowtop. Lower back is way more stiff this morning and my sacrum is quite sore but that could just be related to a...
Re: Simmons BackGuard - ZZZZ
Dec 3, 2010 6:01 PM
I have to say that my lower back pain has greatly decreased today. Mid back still hurts, along with neck but this could be related to the pillow so I don't worry about it too much for now....
Re: Mattress for obese person - FCAME
Dec 4, 2010 3:31 PM
I would tend to go thicker than that and the construction and layering I chose (how thick the layers are in the mattress and the ILD of the layers) would depend on how you slept (position) and any pressure or back pain issues you are prone to.
There are lots of options when it comes to latex mattresses and given the importance of a good mattress to you I would probably take a little time to research some of the ideas and outlets here.
Have you slept on latex before?
What were/are you sleeping on now ... and how well did it work for you at first ... and now?
Phoenix