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But not my husband. The princess who could not sleep on a pea had nothing on my husband. For years I snoozed through the drama. But recently neck and back twinges have begun to surge through my husband like electrical currents and have prompted him to jump out of bed, switch on the light and hop around. Even I can't sleep through that. I'm not the first spouse to stumble blearily toward the computer at 2 a.m. Maybe we needed better pillows. Ours, old and flat and musty, provided about as much neck support as a saltine. Could the pillows be sabotaging my husband's sleep? Dr. Clete A. Kushida, director of the Stanford University Center for Human Sleep Research. But which pillow? There are no official standards for pillows and no research to prove that one type is better than another. Depending on who you are, that might mean llbean.com's goose down damask Derila Pillow (in sizes from standard to king and in fills ranging from soft to firm, $49 to $99). |
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