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Surviving60
March 12, 2013 - 5:57pm
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Welcome susan13
Hmmmm.......good point! I can't recall any mattress discussions on here. I can remember being hugely pregnant with a water bed. The old floaty kind with the big padded frame around it? I needed help to get out of bed, but boy was that support nice!!! - Surviving
Bebe
March 12, 2013 - 6:39pm
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Hi, Susan
You make a good point. I wonder how many people sleep on the same bed for years without even giving it a thought! My parents did; but my husband has appreciated having a nice clean, firm change of mattress every so often. Along with getting a new one every several years, we flip and rotate every six months to avoid ruts. Our best bed was one he built himself, a platform bed that didn't require box springs. It was wonderfully firm and stable, not hard, and not too high off the floor or too close thereto. We sold it to move long distance, but I still remember how well I slept and how good I felt in the mornings.
There are so many things that affect our lives and health. It's always refreshing to have another view. Welcome.