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    Old 04-05-2012, 08:04 PM
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    To me, they look like they would be uncomfortable.
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    Old 04-05-2012, 08:19 PM
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    Originally Posted by Corky
    Plenty of ladies in my guild have used the purple cushion and none of them liked it. I use a revolving padded seat cushion designed for the car. I love it, like having a swivel chair. Wonderful at retreats and classes. Here is a link to a similar one. Do a search and be sure to read the reviews. $15-40. (Get one with a removable washable cover.)

    http://www.activeforever.com/p-161-c...t-cushion.aspx
    Actually, I've been looking for one of these FOR my car. When I have lots of errands to run, the getting in and out of the car just wears me out. I think I'll give this style a try for my car and my sewing chair.
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    Old 04-06-2012, 04:23 PM
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    I love mine! I highly recommend it.
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    Old 04-06-2012, 08:07 PM
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    I bought that purple cushion (The Gypsy SitUpon) recently. And I love it. I am a tall person with lower back problems. This helps with both. After getting used to it, my back (and butt) don't hurt after a sewing spell anymore.
    The best part is the added height. I use my machine on my dining room table, and by adding the height of the cushion, I'm finally at the right ergonomic height for using my machine. That might be part of the resolving back issue too.
    I have found that I put a cloth over the nubbies though, as they tend to feel pokey after a while. Maybe I should just use that as a sign to get up and stretch ??
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    Old 04-22-2012, 01:36 PM
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    I think I'll look around for a bargain one, or at least try it somewhere. Thank you, all.
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    Old 04-22-2012, 01:42 PM
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    Originally Posted by Corky
    Plenty of ladies in my guild have used the purple cushion and none of them liked it. I use a revolving padded seat cushion designed for the car. I love it, like having a swivel chair. Wonderful at retreats and classes. Here is a link to a similar one. Do a search and be sure to read the reviews. $15-40. (Get one with a removable washable cover.)

    http://www.activeforever.com/p-161-c...t-cushion.aspx
    Very cool. I am getting one of these for my mom for Mother's Day. She has back trouble and getting in and out of a car is tough. Hope this will help her. Thanks for sharing.
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