Re:For back pain, the subtle moves of the Feldenkrais Method...
by newnewpdro on Saturday October 27, 2018 @07:03PM
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Yeah I imagine that's to be expected, since you're not accustomed to having the pressure of your weight focused on few points.
I'm desensitized in those spots, presumably it'd fade if you persisted.
If the pain was more on the interior, like your spine or something, I'd be more concerned. (which is where my pains develop when sleeping on a bed, where I refuse to ignore them)
Re:For back pain, the subtle moves of the Feldenkrais Method...
by cf498 on Saturday October 27, 2018 @08:37PM
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>Yeah I imagine that's to be expected, since you're not accustomed to having the pressure of your weight focused on few points.
>I'm desensitized in those spots, presumably it'd fade if you persisted.
Yes, i assume so. Then again, i would be interested if anyone changed habit in that stage of life without enduring that kind of back pain? I dont have any motivation to make myself sleep without a pillow after all.
Did anyone try to go back after sleeping on an extremely soft mattress after 30 years here? How long did it take for you to adjust? I do even bring my own pillow into the hotel after spending a few sleepless nights, so i might be an extremely bad example of a creature of habit, but on the ground, it was actually painful and not just a matter of it being unfamiliar.