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How can i make reading in bed easier on my neck?
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Pillows: Use several pillows that support your neck, and specifically the major curve inwards. Use a rolled up cushion there -- and then it won't get as stiff. However, leaning forwards for a long time reading crunched over will result in neck pain.
Answered 10/3/2016
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