Where for art thou, sleep?

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Not being able to sleep stinks. Normally, I'd read, but this eye surgery thing is messing up any kind of attempt at reading. Infomercials abound on late night television, and as I live alone there is no one to commiserate with me. It's not nearly as big of a deal as I make it sound. Loads of people aren't getting sleep for more serious reasons. When I'm still it's like the pain vibrates throughout my body. It's hard to stay still because of that, and that does NOT please my dog, Annabelle. She gives me a one eyed glare when she pops her head outside the covers. Do any of you sleep with a pillow under your knees? Odd way to continue this post, but I was thinking about an article I read about the best and worst sleep positions. The best was lying on your back with your head and neck elevated, with a pillow under your knees. That position reminds me of getting an MRI or Cat Scan. They always elevate your knees to make it more comfortable. By the way, they say the worst sleeping position is on your stomach (not good for one's neck). I say get sleep anyway you can! Although, when my mom was alive with her dementia in full swing, she fell asleep standing up and toppled right onto my dad, which about scared the poor man to death (she'd often be caught staring at my dad, standing over him in their room at night) Off to answer some of you guy's discussions!