OK, this is a kind of out there suggestion, might be expensive, and will come with its own issues, but since this seems to be an on-going problem might well be worth it. Is there an alcove of some kind in which you could place your bed, so that you would have walls on BOTH sides of the bed? You wou...

Wouldn't it be much easier to just place your mattress directly on the floor? That way you can't fall far... I used to have a mattress directly on the floor like that for years, and it worked fine for me, though for back support reasons in my case. Thank you for your suggestion...If I were 30 years...

[/quote] for the falling out of bed part, bed rails are indeed the best short term answer. falling out of bed is a sign of the bigger problem that must be addressed also, probably with a medication. i'm still working on that part. i have this exact same problem. [/quote] Thank you. I'm sorry to hear...

Perhaps it would be better to see a sleep specialist and try to treat the sleep disorder. (Maybe she will respond this time. Her last posed question got 3 pages of discussion and she never responded). LSAT, 'She' never responded because my computer went bust and then I'd lost all my bookmarks/conta...

Hi, I have sleep apnoea and REM sleep disorder. During REM sleep, instead of lying still, I frequently kick, punch, thrash, get out of bed and 3 times in the last 2 years I have fallen completely out of bed , landing of my hands and knees. One of the times I smashed my head into the bedside table, r...

Until mid December 2016 I had used a Respironics REMstar pro for five years. I suffer from chronic rhinitis but rarely had problems using the REMstar. My sleep doctor informed me that I was eligible for a new machine so I purchased a DreamStation CPAP PRO. When I had set it up I noticed a strong che...