Frozen Shoulder Pillow
If you've experienced frozen shoulder, you'll understand why I created The Churcher Pillow.Frozen shoulder is insidious. But for many sufferers, it's the nights that are the hardest.Finding a comfortable position can feel impossible. Every movement can bring discomfort, and even a few hours of uninterrupted sleep can feel like a luxury.I know. I've been there. Twice.After suffering frozen shoulder in both shoulders, enduring three years of pain and broken sleep, an accidental discovery during a sleepless night inspired me to create something different.
Struggling to sleep with frozen shoulder?
Frozen shoulder pain at night can make finding a comfortable sleeping position incredibly difficult. Unlike conventional pillows, The Churcher Pillow has a unique rounded design that fits snugly beneath the arm and curves gently over the shoulder.With firmer cushioning around the shoulder and softer support beneath the arm, it's designed for comfort during those difficult nights. Beautifully simple. Soft white fleece. No straps, buckles or bulky wedges.Every pillow is individually numbered, and the first 1,000 customers will receive a personally handwritten card from me, wishing them well on their road to recovery.Born from experience. Created with care. From one sufferer to another.
Firm where you need support. Soft where you need comfort.
£59.00 + postageThoughtfully designed features from one sufferer to another.· Distinctive rounded, shoulder-cupping shape
· Firmer upper shoulder-support section
· Softer, more yielding lower cushioning
· Luxurious white plush-fleece finish
· Compact design without complicated straps or buckles
· Every pillow individually numbered
· Personal handwritten card for the first 1,000 customersUK shipping only · Allow up to 28 days for delivery
Contact Us
Have a question about The Churcher Pillow? We'd love to hear from you.Whether you're enquiring about an order, have a question about the pillow, or simply want to share your own frozen shoulder experience, please get in touch.From one sufferer to another, we're always happy to listen.