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I tend to think you're right since I had that similar issue with the Marshall coils I slept on. My lower back is what bothered me the most. I felt like the springs were just not holding me up. My mattress guy tried a couple of other things to no avail, until he decided it just had to be the springs. He was right. LuraFlex still helps with decreased motion as do the pocketed coils. But they just feel stronger and more supportive under my back. Even when I took off my latex/foam layers and put my hands on the coils, they just seem to "give" too much. The wire gauge is just too thin for me.

One thing though. I slept one on a Westin Heavenly Bed which is a Simmons Beautyrest with those pocketed coils and LOVED IT! Now I'm not sure because it was just one night, or...

Hi,

I understand people with fibromyalgia and other muscle/joint pain issues do well on a Stearns and Foster Chateau Orleans. It is made by Sealy and is a firm but a plush tight top. If it is not soft enough you can add a 1" 20-24 ILD latex talalay topper.

Maybe your store has or can get it. It does not tend toward deep impressions, gives decent support and has a nice cushion. It goes by different names so I would run a check on the web as well as seek to read some reviews before you take the plunge.

Sabra...

I know that Tempurpedic or Memory foam mattresses have been touted as the best thing since sliced bread...but in reality they can cause their own set of problems.
I believe that you have discovered the cause of your problem, but be cautious to not throw the baby out with the bathwater when you go to fix it.  THERE IS NOTHING INHERENTLY WRONG WITH INNERSPRING MATTRESSES.  As a matter of fact, I am having an offset coil mattress made for us this week and am thrilled.  My issues are mostly low back pain that comes from not enough support for my pelvic region.   I have slept on many many many mattresses, and from each I've learned what will and won't work for me.  The air mattresses don't work...I have to have the air really pumped in to make it quite hard in order to get any support...and then my shoulders hurt when...

Dear Producer;
I will have to check out the Diamond beds, too.  Did you ever open up your old bed to see how it was made that the pillowtop didn't crush?  I have had two beds by Restonic  do this and one by Stearns and Foster, so am very hesitant to go pillowtop anymore.  But I need the cush or my arms and legs get numb. 
Thanks,
Kait





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