cheri smith wright burrows
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Jun 22, 2015
Mr. VET has sleep apnea and had a very loud CPAP machine, so a little space was welcome;
Now, his new CPAP is very quiet and it was very difficult to get out of the high bed. Our solution was to get anew Tempera pedic(?) bed w/ a remote control that can raise the head and/or foot of the matttres which is on sort of a platform.
We gave our K-S bed to a young teacher couple w/ 2 boys. (Very nice people.) We also gave them all our K-S sheet sets, pillows, bedspread, blankets, warming bottom sheet, new electric blanket and King headboard. In exchange they will pay for a queen-sized headboard for us and a new bedspread (solid color) that will match our drapes. They have already given us their Queen electric blanket.
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On 6/22/15, VET wrote: > When we remodeled a few years ago, we went from a full to > king sized bed and redid most of the master. > > Mr. VET has sleep apnea and had a very loud CPAP machine, so > a little space was welcome; > > Now, his new CPAP is very quiet and it was ver...See More