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How many pillows do you sleep with?

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I have a large single bed, step up from a normal size single bed, with one single pillow. Mostly I throw it around when I'm feeling warm at nights lol. I say that most older age people tend to have more pillows after a while. 

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If I have a new one, then I use one pillow. But when it flattens out, depending on how flat it has gotten I'll use 2-3 pillows. I need to keep my head and neck in direct alignment with my spine, or I have extra neck and back pain the following day.

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17 hours ago, Empire said:

I have a large single bed, step up from a normal size single bed, with one single pillow. Mostly I throw it around when I'm feeling warm at nights lol. I say that most older age people tend to have more pillows after a while. 

I've always had two and I don't intend to add more than 2 if I should ever require more pillows in the future.

12 hours ago, The Blackangel said:

If I have a new one, then I use one pillow. But when it flattens out, depending on how flat it has gotten I'll use 2-3 pillows. I need to keep my head and neck in direct alignment with my spine, or I have extra neck and back pain the following day.

That's why I was mentioning sleeping without a pillow because I had read it somewhere that it's actually more beneficial than with pillows because that was the natural state of our body at rest. I haven't tried it at yet but I know a couple of people who swear by it but I'll have to do a bit more research before I try it myself.

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On 7/19/2021 at 10:41 PM, killamch89 said:

I've always had two and I don't intend to add more than 2 if I should ever require more pillows in the future.

That's why I was mentioning sleeping without a pillow because I had read it somewhere that it's actually more beneficial than with pillows because that was the natural state of our body at rest. I haven't tried it at yet but I know a couple of people who swear by it but I'll have to do a bit more research before I try it myself.

I sleep on my side, so if I went without pillows, or something to hold my head up, my neck would be craning downward, and everything would be completely out of alignment. Also, I have slept without pillows before. I did it for years, because I just didn't have anything to hold my head up. The back and neck pain I had was so severe that I couldn't walk, and was barely able to even sit up. Whether it's pillows, a wood log, or your pitbull, you need something to hold your head up and maintain that alignment.

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2 hours ago, The Blackangel said:

I sleep on my side, so if I went without pillows, or something to hold my head up, my neck would be craning downward, and everything would be completely out of alignment. Also, I have slept without pillows before. I did it for years, because I just didn't have anything to hold my head up. The back and neck pain I had was so severe that I couldn't walk, and was barely able to even sit up. Whether it's pillows, a wood log, or your pitbull, you need something to hold your head up and maintain that alignment.

I see - I did have to sleep outside as a child once and my labrador did serve as my pillow.

4 hours ago, AndreiMirfi said:

Even tho I'm sleeping alone, I like having 2 pillows. I'm the type of guy that rotates a lot during sleep.

Tell me about it - sometimes I wake up with me sleeping sideways in my bed.

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22 hours ago, killamch89 said:

I see - I did have to sleep outside as a child once and my labrador did serve as my pillow.

Tell me about it - sometimes I wake up with me sleeping sideways in my bed.

Saaaame. When I'm dreaming, I always fall from my bed and make a lot of noise.

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