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| Initially used in 1980s in the hospitals to provide comfort to the bedridden patients, memory foam mattresses were introduced in the market for the commons only by the 1990s at exorbitant prices But as the popularity of the memory foam mattress grew, many private companies came up in the market, to sell their very own versions of the mattress They incorporate into their film a bedridden patient from the nursing home (a lovely cameo from Eric Sykes) and gradually other pupils, male and female, are drawn into the production. Bedridden patients, those with paralysis and/or spinal cord injuries who can''t change their position often develop bedsores at pressure points in the lower back, buttocks, elbows, knees, shoulders, heels and ankles. |
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