COMFORT SLEEPER
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1. An upper body support device, comprising:
- a shaped layer of a soft, spongy material having a substantially contiguous top support surface, a substantially contiguous bottom surface, a convex sidewall joining said top and bottom surfaces and a central axis, and wherein said upper body support device is substantially minor symmetric about a plane through said central axis; and
wherein said shaped layer comprises;
a substantially symmetrical, upper chest support region situated at a top end of said upper body support device and having a mid chest support area recessed with respect to a first corner support region located in a vicinity of a left end of the upper chest support and a second corner support region located in a vicinity of a right end of the upper chest support;
a substantially symmetric, lower rib support region extending laterally to the left and right beyond the corresponding ends of said upper chest support; and
connected to said upper chest support by a sternum bone sport region, oriented along the central axis and shaped so as to form two breast cutouts on either side of said sternum bone support region; and
two hip support extensions located in a vicinity of a bottom of said upper body support device and wherein said hip support extensions are mirrors of each other about a plane along the central axis and are separated by an abdominal recess region and joined to said lower rib support region in a vicinity of the left and right outer regions of said lower rib support region.
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An upper body support device with a top surface, a bottom surface, a sidewall, a central axis, and an outer edge. The support device further contains a first support area, a second support area, and twin third support areas. The second support area includes a cross element. A bridge area links the first support area and the second support area along the central axis. A width of the first support area and a width of the second support area are substantially greater than the width of the bridge area. There are two extensions emanating from the cross element, leading to a third support area, to lift the lower torso at the anterior superior iliac spine protrusions.
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1. An upper body support device, comprising:
a shaped layer of a soft, spongy material having a substantially contiguous top support surface, a substantially contiguous bottom surface, a convex sidewall joining said top and bottom surfaces and a central axis, and wherein said upper body support device is substantially minor symmetric about a plane through said central axis; and wherein said shaped layer comprises; a substantially symmetrical, upper chest support region situated at a top end of said upper body support device and having a mid chest support area recessed with respect to a first corner support region located in a vicinity of a left end of the upper chest support and a second corner support region located in a vicinity of a right end of the upper chest support; a substantially symmetric, lower rib support region extending laterally to the left and right beyond the corresponding ends of said upper chest support; and
connected to said upper chest support by a sternum bone sport region, oriented along the central axis and shaped so as to form two breast cutouts on either side of said sternum bone support region; andtwo hip support extensions located in a vicinity of a bottom of said upper body support device and wherein said hip support extensions are mirrors of each other about a plane along the central axis and are separated by an abdominal recess region and joined to said lower rib support region in a vicinity of the left and right outer regions of said lower rib support region. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
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10. A body support device comprising:
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a top surface, a bottom surface, a sidewall, a central axis, and an outer edge; a first support area; a second support area, said second support area having a cross element; a bridge area, said bridge area linking said first support area and said second support area along said central axis; a width of said first support area and said second support area substantially greater than the width of said bridge area; at least one extension emanating from said cross element, said at least one extension running parallel to said central axis; and a lower recessed area, said lower recessed area framed by said extension and said cross member. - View Dependent Claims (11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
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