“My TV chair and I have acquired an absolutely necessary accessory – The bara PEAR cushion – what a wonder for torn shoulder muscles. I just love my Pear-cushion from Bara.”

“I’d like to share my experience with you regarding The Apple and Pear-cushions from Bara. I’ve used them for a number of years. I use the larger cushion, The Pear during the night, but the smaller (The Apple) I use in the car while driving and during my daily routine. I find the fabric non-slippery and the material in the cushions helps me tremendously to adjust the angle of my arm. These qualities enable me to do more work than I could do without them. In my case these Bara-cushions have made a lot of difference. I’m a former breast cancer patient and today I’m fighting extreme edema in one arm. It’s no secret that these cushions have enhanced my life. I’m extremely pleased to have them. They have undoubtedly made my life much easier.”

“I highly recommend The Bara support cushions for women with edema in the arms. Both The Apple and The Pear provide good support under the lower arm and reduce the strain on the shoulders and arms. The support cushions from Bara have helped many of my patients feel better and made it possible for them to rest their arms in a comfortable position and even to do light handiwork despite the swelling.”

“I use my Pear-cushion from Bara most when I am reading – it gives such good support and adjusts my body so that I am not hunched over the book. It is also warm and comfortable. My 11 year old daughter also uses The Pear, usually under her laptop and when she is reading books and also just as a cushion when she stretches out on the sofa. It’s also an advantage that even when the baraPEAR cushion isn’t in use it’s so pretty, no matter where we put it. We are very pleased with our bara PEAR cushion.”

“My mother had a Pear-cushion from Bara and it definitely helped her. It helped relax her shoulder and helped her to feel better in her arm and hands. Last but not least, I noticed that she always sat straighter with it and therefore she could breathe more deeply. My mother felt better with this cusion than with others. She adjusted it so she felt better in her wheelchair, without question.”

“My husband, Peter was diagnosed with MND nerve degeneration in the spring of 2008. First he lost strength in his arms and hands, has been confined to a wheelchair since 2010 and can now only move his head His breathing became shallow as his chest muscles stopped controlling and now his diaphragn is has almost completely stopped working. However, Peter can utilize oxygen for a few hours a day, though otherwise he is tied to a respirator. On the other hand, respiration is only possible if his elbow and upper arm are supported away from his chest. Various things were tried, but now most recently the bara PEAR cushion, which is just right for him because with it his elbow and arm are held away from his chest. Peter feels much better now and there is less of a burden on those of us who take care of him.”