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accidentaltourist says,
I usually start out in one position, move to another, and finish in yet another...I like to take advantage of them all.I'm a restless sleeper. ;)
Wench says,
Almost always start out on my side, facing hubby, with his arm under my neck. But we both get uncomfortable quickly and usually end up rolling onto our other side and sleeping facing away from each other.JAD says,
Sleep in all positions. Most of the time in up on back.canadafreeze says,
Start on my right side and wake up on my back. Go figure ...jl333 says,
I'm a true flip flopper. Flip between laying on my back to laying on my stomach. And go from side to side. Constantly. All. Night. Long.marymc says,
Right side at a 45 degree angle with a 3 foot body pillow under my left side. Pillows under my head, on top of my head and a stuffed pug in my arms. Fan blowing directly at my head. TV on a 2 hour timer. This cannot be altered under any circumstances. I wake up in the same position. The mattress has a Mary-size pit in it. Hubby often checks for a pulse.