Comments for Travels With Pain

Comment on Hotels With Tempur-Pedic(r) Beds in California by lizhamillscott

lizhamillscott — Fri, 04 May 2012 21:37:32 +0000

Robin, thanks for the comment! I’ve actually stayed at the Jabberwock–they’re a fun and elegant B&B a few blocks uphill from Cannery Row in Monterey. Great owners, fun but not cutesy Alice in Wonderland theme, and fabulously comfy Sleep Number beds. I definitely recommend the Jabberwock to TWP!

Comment on Hotels With Tempur-Pedic(r) Beds in California by Robin Regal

Robin Regal — Thu, 03 May 2012 06:50:09 +0000

Here’s another – Jabberwock Inn, Monterey, Ca – their rooms have sleep number beds. – http://www.jabberwockinn.com for details

Comment on Hotels With Tempur-Pedic(r) and Sleep Number(r) Beds by JenB

JenB — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 06:41:15 +0000

Holiday Inn in Southplainfield, NJ (about half hour outside NYC) has Tempur-pedic

Comment on Overcoming Chronic Pain at the Airport by Mike T @ Luton Airport

Mike T @ Luton Airport — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 11:44:04 +0000

I have a special pain tablet for flights – I only use it for flights; I get migraines after suffering a brain haemorrhage – that has a long ‘half life’, which means it is not as effective in the short term, but last longer. This makes flights bearable. I also make sure the hotel or place I am staying at for the first night is a maximum of 30 minutes from the airport, especially in Boston, where for some reason I always struggle after landing. Not sure why as New York is much better.

Comment on Hotels With Tempur-Pedic(r) and Sleep Number(r) Beds by Una rosa

Una rosa — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 03:39:16 +0000

Dynasty suites in Redlands, CA offers tempur-pedic beds.

Comment on Sleep: A Key Ingredient to Traveling With Pain by Hotels in Perthshire

Hotels in Perthshire — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 10:42:20 +0000

A good night sleep is always important, I myself try to avoid taking any sleeping pills – they don`t affect me the way they`re meant to – meaning – okay, I sleep – but when I wake up I feel even more tired then i was before i went to bed. Great blogging by the way, I`ll make sure to subscribe for your posts, keep it up

Comment on TSA Illness and Disability Notification Card by Rick Goldstein

Rick Goldstein — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 22:48:34 +0000

hmm…..thanks for that; I’ll be looking into this right away as I’ve got a $%#@-load of flying coming-up. I’ll keep you posted.

Comment on 10 Tips for Traveling With Pain: Guest Post on EuropeUpClose.com by Scotland country hotel

Scotland country hotel — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 13:07:41 +0000

Thanks for the info, learned a lot from your post

Comment on Traveling With Pain: An Exercise in Trying, Trying Again by lizhamillscott

lizhamillscott — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:57:52 +0000

Hi feather,

Thanks so much for commenting! Which hotel in Myrtle Beach were you staying at? It would be great if folks here knew what to expect, so they could either choose another place to stay or bring their memory foam along.

Please let me know if you decide to start up that web site/database! I’d love to contribute, or at the very least link to it here. Because you’re right–I desperately wish that a database of hotels, motels, and inns that was searchable by comfort and universal design characteristics.

I’m working on a list of hotels & etc with Tempur-Pedic beds. And wow, it is a job of work! I’ll be posting my first few listings later this evening. It’s taken me hours to pull together a short little list with the info I think is relevant to my readers.

Comment on Yoga Room in SFO Terminal 2 by lizhamillscott

lizhamillscott — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 01:53:32 +0000

Deb, thank you so much! I hadn’t heard about this blog carnival, and you’re right–it’s a perfect fit. I’ll definitely participate–I just need to figure out which post to enter or whether to create a special post.

Do you have any specific topic you’d like me to write about? I’d be happy to take suggestions!