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Is it ok put body pillow between mattress and box frame on my side rather then raise head of bed wife slides and hurts her shoulder when i do it. lpr?
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You can: The target is to raise your head . If you can do it without a risk of injuring yourself and your partner i believe you can go ahead and do it. Since this is not a proven safe way of raising your head the outcome is unpredictable.
Answered 10/22/2018
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