I don't like my head covered, but pull the blankets over my ears and eyes.
I use a spring clip to clip the blanket to my bottom sheet, other wise as I move around, if slides down.
I sleep slightly turned and can get my top arm uncovered and sometimes covered back up.  Having it clpped helps.
I often wear a fleace hat or ear muffs when its colder.
 
The nice thing about the tube, either IV tube straw, or Camelbak, you an keep it under coves with you. I even wore a sweat band and had the IV tube under it. To hold it to my wrist.
 
Greg

> I have this same problem (overnight). Thing is... ever since my
> accident and for as long as I can remember I like my head covered
> to sleep. I thought I was alone in wanting that for the longest
> time but later, after many correspondences with other quads, found
> out I was not alone.
>
>
> So... I have always had my spouse, family member or caregiver cover
> my head before sleep. Then... if I get too warm or need a drink
> during the night I have to call someone (like originally stated by
> someone else above). 
>
>
> Even if I had a drinking system... I can fortunately get out from
> under the covers covering my head with the use of right arm but I
> can't cover myself back up. I see no solution for that particular
> problem. So I would be able to get out to get a drink but I
> wouldn't be able to cover my head back up to get comfortable again
> or if I get cold many times in the wee hours of the morning ... I
> do get cold. 
>
>
> It's always something that seems to be a Catch-22 more times than
> not. *Sigh*
>
>
> On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 6:41 PM, greg <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I use to do 2 things.
> Camelbac, a water backpack with drinking tube. Helps if you can
> turn your head. But don't need to. Whats nice is you bite to drink,
> so no dripping. And if you just lay it on bed, you only need the
> insert bladder. Many sizes. I'm sure you can find cheaper
> Reservoir/dp/B00437WWMA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1490319530&sr=8-
> 1&keywords=camelbak+insert
>
> Also used IV tube as a straw. Tip, if drink is higher than you,
> blow water back after drinking. Otherwise at best it drips, at
> worst it starts a siphon and drains on you.
> Greg
>
>>
>> What level are you?
>>
>>> I get really thirsty sometimes at night and thus far have been
>>> struggling between calling my family for a drink or my window
>>> open/fan up. I've found a few home automation projects in the
>>> past buf I figure my quad list buddies/family would know best.
>>> So ir was 1> Able to drink something cold on my own while in
>>> upright position. 2> Ability to control my bed/window/blinds
>>> with sip'n'puff, my PC or my right arm to the wrist.
>>>
>>> -Danny
>>> ex network/security engineer

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