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Stomach sleepers

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I sleep on my stomach all the time, and the port never bothers me. Add to that that I have had a TT, weigh 107lbs, and have pretty hard abs, and it still doesn't bother me.

i always slept on my stomach but after using the cpap machine i stopped! at 1st after wearing the mask i would still sleep on my stomach but now i just dont want to and i LOVED to sleep on my stomach all my life. i always said i cant fall asleep no other way but i can and i'm fine. i like sleeping on my back and side now:)

I am, was, and always will be a stomach sleeper. Almost 4 months out and didn't have any problems, except incision in beginning, but soon was back on my stomach.

First 3 weeks it hurt to lay on my stomach, I am also a stomach sleeper.. after the first 3 weeks I have gone back to it :)

I tried to rig it so I could do it comfortable the first 3 weeks, using pillows underneath me, it didn't seem to help.

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