Post-Surgery Pillows

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Daffodil
Daffodil Member Posts: 829
edited June 2014 in Recommend Your Resources

My DD finally found a good source for cushi mini-pillows~~~on sale. I still use them and am past implant exchange.

Here's the link:

http://www.netlinkenterprises.com/home/products.php?cat=1902

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  • Texgirl
    Texgirl Member Posts: 211
    edited March 2009

    They were the very best..I used them from mastectomy thru reconstruction..and I still keep them by the bed...I had three..and even took them to the hospital.

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  • otter
    otter Member Posts: 6,099
    edited March 2009

    That's a good price--less than half what Brookstone wants for similar microbead pillows.

    otter 

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  • nono343
    nono343 Member Posts: 10
    edited March 2009

    What do you use these pillows for during the surgerys and recon? Just wondering if I am going to need one, or more.

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  • nono343
    nono343 Member Posts: 10
    edited March 2009

    bump.

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  • Texgirl
    Texgirl Member Posts: 211
    edited March 2009

    As I had an axillary dissection along w/ my mast., I used them to keep my arm elevated and away from my body..a necessary comfort issue. After the reconstruction I used them to support my arm while having to lay on my back each nite....I also used them between my knees during chemo when I would be in the bed all day.....in the hospital I used them even under my head as the hospital pillowa leave a lot to be desired :)....I now put one under a book while reading in bed...works great...

    I had 1 square one about 12x12 and 2 oblong ones about 9x14....

    Letha

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