I agree with most posters here . Yes she is young but a camp bed is not the best place for her to sleep. Could she have your bed for the time she is with you ?
LOTV - you are very kind. As some others have suggested, it’s better to let her have your bed while you use the camp bed. Hope all goes well with the surgery..
I agree that a camp bed could be dodgy post op. Could you swap beds or could she stay in her own home and have you over to stay with her if sleeping arrangements are better.
I’ve just had stomach keyhole surgery and the thought of sleeping on a camp bed would fill me with dread. It can be a lot more painful than people realise and as Maw says, getting up can strain the muscles which must be avoided.
I really don’t think a camp bed would be suitable.
A dear friend (34) is having a key hole op in the near future and I have agreed that she can convalesce here for a few days.
I have no room to put a single bed here. However, I have been offered a camp bed which seems ideal. How do I make it comfy to lie on, please? Are there diddy mattresses to buy?