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Question for you guys:
For those who still have considerable pain (or in my case, have had crohnic severe pain for the last 26 months), how do you manage to sleep??
Sometimes I accidently (in my sleep) roll over and sleep on my right side, and then come morning I'm in too much additional pain, to the point where it makes me naucious. That is what happened last night, which is why I'm asking about it now.
I mean, I'm getting tired on sleeping on my left side..and I can't sleep flat on my back because of my asthma/hiatus hernia/esophagitis.
So do you guys find a way to sleep in ways where it normally hurts?? Or how to do prevent it from happening??
~ Lisa ~
For those who still have considerable pain (or in my case, have had crohnic severe pain for the last 26 months), how do you manage to sleep??
Sometimes I accidently (in my sleep) roll over and sleep on my right side, and then come morning I'm in too much additional pain, to the point where it makes me naucious. That is what happened last night, which is why I'm asking about it now.
I mean, I'm getting tired on sleeping on my left side..and I can't sleep flat on my back because of my asthma/hiatus hernia/esophagitis.
So do you guys find a way to sleep in ways where it normally hurts?? Or how to do prevent it from happening??
~ Lisa ~
