I have a "knock off".  It's comfortable, but my aide has a hard time moving me 
on it- I sink in just enough for it to have a "velcro effect".  I had no sores 
until this year.  Now I'm healing a sore on my knee and one on my shin.  I 
ended up cutting a square out of the end of the bed and placed an old ROHO in 
the hole.  So far, so good!  (Oh, btw, I sleep on my stomach)

I am looking for a bed that's easier to move on if anyone has any suggestions.

Nan



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 From: RONALD L PRACHT <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Wednesday, March 6, 2013 6:34 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] tempurpedic
 

I bought a tempurpedic queen size bed with massage and wireless remote about 9 
yrs ago. It is the classic style mattress, I used a headboard from my previous 
bed and mounted a nice grabbar on the headboard to grab if I need extra help 
moving. The head and foot of the bed fully adjust to where you want them to.. 
As far as pressure relief I have had no pressure sores on my butt or knees. I 
watch tv til I get tired then I roll over to my stomach. The bed has enough 
pressure relief that 8 hours of my knees dug into the mattress only lets a 
small amount of redness appear on my knees. Its a little harder to move around 
on the matress than a reg one but Im independent with rollovers and transfers 
into chair or bowell chair. I will buy another one when this one goes 
out..........9 yrs into the life of the matress I cant see any wear to this 
point. I keep a tempurpediccover on the matress as well as a white plastic 
cover from walmart that I replace each month.
 Price with everything and pillows I believe was at 3500.00 at the time.
 
ron c7

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