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I miss sleeping on stomach

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Yes dear @DAWYFE - you can and WILL sleep on your side/tummy again!

I am a tummy-sleeper first, side-sleeper second.

The first couple of weeks post-surgical, I slept mostly on my back with pillows. After the healing really kicked in, I found myself able to sleep in my delicious old comfy positions with no discomfort at all. Yay!

At 75 pounds down, I now find myself settling in early for a good night's sleep on my tummy right away, with no discomfort or pressure on my back or spine. I roll over painlessly. :-)

I was only 2 weeks post-surgical when I returned to tummy sleeping (my favourite!)

Hope this gives you hope. You are doing great!!!

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