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    1. 04-21-2008 03:52 AM #1
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      If you put a pillow in front of your body, you can put your upper arm on top of it and your lower arm just extend downward in front of you and lay it on the bed, or tuck it up under your head pillow. That's how I sleep best. It's hard for me to sleep on my back, but I can do it if I'm really tired. I can't sleep on my stomach though, ever.
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      Quote Originally Posted by unseen wombat View Post
      If you put a pillow in front of your body, you can put your upper arm on top of it and your lower arm just extend downward in front of you and lay it on the bed, or tuck it up under your head pillow. That's how I sleep best. It's hard for me to sleep on my back, but I can do it if I'm really tired. I can't sleep on my stomach though, ever.
      Falling asleep on your back isnt an absolute rule that you have to follow. Its just something that ive noticed helps me fall asleep faster.

      If you can fall asleep faster in another position by all means go for it.
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      Yeah, that's basically a WILD technique. I try to WILD on my right side. It works much better than my left side or back, *for me.* It really depends on the person.
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      Falling asleep on your back isnt an absolute rule that you have to follow. Its just something that ive noticed helps me fall asleep faster.

      If you can fall asleep faster in another position by all means go for it.
      Oh, I thought you wanted to make it hard to fall asleep, so your mind is more awake or something. That's why I try to start WILDing from my back. I usually can't fall asleep though and I shift to my side after about 30 or 40 minutes
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