Chemotherapy Pillows: Enhance Post-Surgery Recovery with Chest Port, Pacemaker, and Heart Surgery Support Cushion (Cobalt Blue) Review

This pillow was the perfect size for what my husband needs and where he needs it. It has a zipper to remove the padding for easy cleaning. The clip works well to keep the pad in the right place and position on the seat belt. You might need to add a little more topping depending on how firm you want it to be, but this hit the spot for my husband.

Comfortable pillow, does not press and does not cause pain in the incision area. It's soft but thick enough for protection. I would highly recommend it to anyone who needs safety and comfort for ports, heart surgeries and even female organ surgeries. These pillows offer comfort for your most important travel needs.

After my mother was diagnosed with cancer, my husband and I had to move in with my parents to care for them and my father. It was really wonderful. After installing the port, it was very painful and painful. It took about 2 months to harden. It made her feel much better on all her trips to the hospital and doctor's appointments.

I had breast cancer and now I have a cyst (surgery in the future). I ordered this pillow to provide a seat belt pillow. The concept is good but the pillow is not functional. It slides around the seat belt so the shock-absorbing side is on the outside instead of in the desired area. It's a constant struggle to keep it in place. I do not recommend this product.

This cushion will help you after bypass surgery. It's about 2 inches thick and comes with a clip to attach to your seat belt. After the operation, the seat belt really irritated my cut. I bought this pillow and put it on the side of the incision. best to work like this. If I put down where the cut is, it irritates him. However, the cushion prevents the seat belts from rubbing against the incision. It's not the biggest mistake, it works. I gave 4 stars because I think they should make it a…

It really sucks because I bought this and that for the waist. I have already started a return of the belt - now I need to return it. I just do not understand. I want something that will help and protect me if I get into an accident or the seat belt is pulled and pulled against my body. I have a handycap. They're so terribly thin I can't make sense of them. You can stuff more stuffing in here if you want. But he's still super tiny and I'm a tiny person. So I can't imagine that I'm a taller…

Pillow keeps slipping off side of strap. He didn't want to stay in the middle of the belt. Then he landed on the edge of the pillow, rendering him ineffective. The shackle was too big and made of hard plastic, which caused me pain in the area of my shoulder where the cut was made. There has to be a better way to keep the pad in the right position to protect the wound. The pad also wants to move up or down on the belt. After I modified it with two paperclips it wants to stay where it is. Now I…