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06/20/2010 11:49 PM

Hey Gals n Guys!

Tommy100

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I will just be popping in once a week to see whats twitching so forgive me if I am slow to respond. Smile

Tom.

Any advice or comment from me is just my personal opinion.
Please talk to a Professional for assessment and medication.

06/25/2010 02:18 PM Top

Tommy100

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Sleeping with elevated legs really works for me. Smile

Elevated as in by about Five cushions height, but tapered up nicely towards the end of the bed so that the weight of the leg is well distributed.

In order to do this I use a rolled up duvet and cushion.

Looks weird, but tough.. Sleep matters.

Laughing

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