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I have mild disc degeneration. any recommendations for a new bed?
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Start with firm flat: We spend a great deal of our life in bed. Any one with back pain should take great care in selecting their surface to sleep on. If what you have doesn't help. Keep looking.
Answered 10/4/2016
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