I agree that you should take the walker. It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it! I kept mine in the car for months and the cane is still in there!
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This could be it. I used to be a very restless side sleeper, pre surgery. Since needing to elevate my knee in the early months of recovery I became a back sleeper. My particular wedge has a trough cut into it to fit one leg, and it’s pretty hard to move out of it in my sleep, so it kept me still the entire time I was asleep.Just though of this …. I am tossing and turning in bed a lot and sleeping on both sides so maybe that has them aggravated. I am using a pillow between my knees.
Same here!I can't stand to have anything tucked in. The lightweight quilt doesn't restrict movement. On cold nights I add another quilt or blanket. But nothing is tucked in.