No, sorry.

just put other things like pillows or old blanket under there for awhile. Even out of season cloths just till you find something better.

I have heard put bricks or wood at legs of head of bed to elevate it some. You can also buy a pillow that looks like a wedge.

Roll up a few towels or a blanket and put them under the mattress on the head end of the bed. This is what doctors advise for babies and children when they are sick or if they have acid reflux. No reason why it couldn’t work for a full size bed, too.

a wedge pillow under the bed sheet, with a pillow under your legs so you don’t slide off. He he he, unless you mean to.

Search for bed risers, or make something similar yourself using bricks. Bed risers are heavy duty plastic risers that you put under the legs of your bed. There’s an example at the link below.

Yes, Bed Bath and Beyond has these little rubber things you put under the legs of the bed to raise it, they sell four but you only need to use two. About $20.

You don’t want to prop yourself up with pillows…this causes your body to bend in the middle and this puts pressure on your lungs which can make breathing problems worse.

The best way to elevate your bed is to put the feet on cinder blocks. 6-8 inches is considered the perfect height for elevating your head.

You can use something under the legs of the bed. The only problem I have with this is the bed accidently being moved and the block under one leg shifting and causing the bed to tilt suddenly. Pillows or a wedge UNDER the mattress should help. Go to a lumber yard and see if they could help you devise a wood wedge system to go under the head of your mattress. If they can’t do it, they should be able to lead you to someone who can.

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