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This was part of another post but thought it would be better to ask this as a separate question, so sorry about the duplication. If you have either the Rhapsody or Deluxe on an adjustable base and sleep with the head elevated, are you waking up with low back, hip, or waist pain? Also, are you a side sleeper or back or stomach sleeper? This is one of my big issues with trying to decide between a Rhapsody or Deluxe. I have to sleep with the head elevated, and with the Classic and the Cloud Supreme I woke up with low back, hip and waist pain using the adjustable base when side sleeping. More so with the Cloud, minor with the Classic but enough to be bothersome. I'd like to go with the mattress that is least likely to cause this problem. If you have a different brand of memory foam mattress with the adjustable base and don't have this problem, I'd be interested in hearing about it too. Might change my mind and not get a TP if I can find another brand that would work better with the base. |
| That's what the guy who runs the inclined bed therapy forum said too, gotta be at least 3/4" or thicker. I think I'll try 3/4" first and see how that works. Won't go with 1" unless the 3/4" sags, because I don't want to put more weight on the adustable bed lift than necessary. |