Hi my name is Tish and I am a 36 …
Hi my name is Tish and I am a 36 year old married to my high school sweetheart and have two beautiful little girls. I …
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Barrington 
4:34am Friday
NOW I AM THINKING THAT THE BED I AM SLEEPING ON MAYBE CAUSING SOME OF MY SPASMS AND WHEN I CHANGE BEDS I WILL BE BETTER. BUT THAT COULD BE 1 OR 2 MORE WEEKS. WHEN I AM AWAKE I AM ON MY BACK , WHEN I FALL ASLEEP I SLEEP ALL NIGHT ON MY STOMACH AND STILL END UP WITH DAYS OF SPASMS. I BEEN IN THIS BED FROM SEPTEMBER 30TH , BEFORE SURGERY ON OCTOBER 9TH AND I WANT MY OWN BED AGAIN!!
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there's a good change the bed your sleeping in my be causing spasms
mycat
Hoping you can get a diff. bed and that will take care of the problem.
Hugs,
Gabby
gabbygal
Hope you can change beds asap and that will help resolve the muscle spasms. Prayers for you...xxx
kangahop
I have MANY back problems too...I find sleeping on my stomach aggravates my problems...have you tried on your side with one leg ,the upper one, bent up(slightly on your stomach, but only slightly?) When you have the problems we have , there is no ideal position, but some I find are better than others I've tried at least. If you can stretch your body when you wake while in bed..that can help too a bit with the spasms and stiffness I've found?I so understand..I have terrible pain most always. I take gabapentin, ibuprofen,tramodol,tylenol with codiene.
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