A question about Cuddle Ewe

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone. I was wondering if anyone has used the mattress pad advertised

for FM people. It is called Cuddle Ewe and it is made from wool. However,

it is really expensive. I am so desparate that I thought I might try it and

was wondering if anyone had any experiences with it?

[Guest guest]

Sis,

I saw a paid program the other night for something called aero mattress

pad,

which was just that, a mattress pad, you adjusted with air. It had a

pump that

sat under your bed and then you have a control to control the firmness

or

softness as you need it. They said people who have pillow top

mattresses (like

you) can use it too. Have you heard of it? I was wondering if the wool

would

be hot? It was around $125.

Love,

Your Sis (Donna)

JungFun99@... wrote:

> Hi everyone. I was wondering if anyone has used the mattress pad advertised

> for FM people. It is called Cuddle Ewe and it is made from wool. However,

> it is really expensive. I am so desparate that I thought I might try it and

> was wondering if anyone had any experiences with it?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Donna wrote:

> I saw a paid program the other night for something called aero mattress

> pad,

> which was just that, a mattress pad, you adjusted with air. (snip) Have you

heard of it? I was wondering if the wool

> would

> be hot? It was around $125.

I have a friend who has an air mattress that she can adjust to different

levels, I don't know what brand or how much she paid for it. I slept on

it when I went to visit her and thought it was comfortable, but I like

firm surfaces which is where she had it. I also didn't have fibro like

I do now, so can't give you how well I like it with also having fibro.

Try checking around and seeing if any or your friends have one that you

could try out to see how you like the various levels of firmness. They

probably would be willing to have you come check it out for a little bit

or maybe, if they're close enough, all night.

I checked on the cuddle ewe mattress pad more out of curiosity than

anything else. They said it has to breath so you can't put it inside a

mattress cover if you have an allergy to dust mites. Also, if I

remember correctly, you can't just throw it in the washer since it's

wool. To me it sounded like more of a pain than a help, but I have seen

people who swear by it.

Darcy

[Guest guest]

Darcy wrote: I checked on the cuddle ewe mattress pad more out of curiosity

than

anything else. They said it has to breath so you can't put it inside a

mattress cover if you have an allergy to dust mites.

Thank you Darcy for your reply! I hadn't thought about dust mites! I have

to keep things dusted and bedding clean because of allergies and asthma! So

maybe this would not work for me.

Peace and hugs

[Guest guest]

Darcy wrote: I checked on the cuddle ewe mattress pad more out of curiosity

than

anything else. They said it has to breath so you can't put it inside a

mattress cover if you have an allergy to dust mites.

Thank you Darcy for your reply! I hadn't thought about dust mites! I have

to keep things dusted and bedding clean because of allergies and asthma! So

maybe this would not work for me.

Peace and hugs

[Guest guest]

Darcy wrote,

> I slept on

> it when I went to visit her and thought it was comfortable, but I like

> firm surfaces which is where she had it.

>

> I am going to have to get a new mattress too. Ours is firm which I liked

> but if I sleep on my back, when I wake up in the morning, the pain is so

> bad that I can't straighten up and I have to take pain medication and lay

> back down on my side until the pain is better.

>

>

Take care,

Irene

Books may well be the only true magic

Alice Hoffman

[Guest guest]

Darcy wrote,

> I slept on

> it when I went to visit her and thought it was comfortable, but I like

> firm surfaces which is where she had it.

>

> I am going to have to get a new mattress too. Ours is firm which I liked

> but if I sleep on my back, when I wake up in the morning, the pain is so

> bad that I can't straighten up and I have to take pain medication and lay

> back down on my side until the pain is better.

>

>

Take care,

Irene

Books may well be the only true magic

Alice Hoffman