Therapeutic Multi-Use Pillow System

A process for making a cushioned and supportive surface comprising the steps of;

• Selecting a foam-type material from a material group that is characterized by it's ability to absorb shock, flex, bend, adapt and conform in response to body heat and pressure and when not in use it has the ability to recover to its pre-used shape, size and firmness;
• Cutting the foam-type material into columnal shaped sections with a top length and opposing bottom length, two side lengths, and two opposing end;
• Configuring a length of flexible fabric to create a flexible network system comprised of adjacent rings that will receive the plurality of columnal sections of foam-type material and hold them in an organized arrangement adjacent to one another;
• Conjoining the plurality of columnal shaped sections of foam-type material by placing the desired number of columnal shaped sections of foam-type material through the adjacent rings of the flexible network system;
• Placing the plurality of conjoined columnal sections of foam-type material into an encasement that has been made with sufficient surplus fabric as to allow the pillow bend and flex while at the same time preventing the pillow from extending beyond the dimensions of the constructed pillow when not in use;