Dexterity cushion

Abstract

A dexterity cushion is provided. The dexterity cushion may include a unique shape adapted to enable a wide range of movement of the arms and shoulders while a user lies comfortably on their stomach. The dexterity cushion may be wedge-shaped, substantially defined by two sculpted notches and a base surface, a front surface and a resting surface extending between opposing sidewalls. The resting surface may be inclined relative to the base surface at a predetermined angle of incidence so as to facilitate upper body support. Each sculpted notch may define a notch base adapted for the prostate user to place their elbows and/or a portion of their arms thereon. Each notch may provide adequate space for the upper and lower arm and shoulder movement of a user as the resting surface comfortably supports the upper body and or chest of the user.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A dexterity cushion for providing upper body support while facilitating manual dexterity and motor skills for a user lying on their stomach, comprising:
 a wedge-shaped cushion material substantially defined by two opposing sculpted notches and a base surface, a front surface and a resting surface extending between opposing sidewalls,   whereby facilitating upper body support while preventing stress in the prostate user's back, neck, chest and arms.   
     
     
         2 . The dexterity cushion of  claim 1 , wherein each sculpted notch is dimensioned and adapted to receive the prostate user's elbow and or arm portions so as to enable a wide range of motion with said elbow and arm portions. 
     
     
         3 . The dexterity cushion of  claim 1 , wherein the resting surface is inclined relative to the base surface at a predetermined angle of incidence. 
     
     
         4 . The dexterity cushion of  claim 3 , wherein the predetermined angle of incidence is adapted to facilitate upper body support while preventing stress in the prostate user's back, neck, chest and or arms. 
     
     
         5 . The dexterity cushion of  claim 1 , further comprising a notch base associated with each sculpted notch formed at an intersection of a corresponding sidewall, the resting surface and the front surface,
 whereby each notch base is adapted for the prostate user to place their elbows and or arm portions thereon.   
     
     
         6 . The dexterity cushion of  claim 1 , wherein the base surface is generally flat. 
     
     
         7 . The dexterity cushion of  claim 1 , further comprising a frictional material disposed along a portion of the base surface for frictionally engaging a supporting surface. 
     
     
         8 . The dexterity cushion of  claim 1 , wherein a length of the front surface is less than a length of the base surface. 
     
     
         9 . A dexterity cushion for providing upper body support while facilitating manual dexterity and motor skills for a user lying on their stomach, comprising:
 a wedge-shaped cushion material substantially defined by two opposing sculpted notches and a base surface, a front surface and a resting surface extending between opposing sidewalls; and   a notch base associated with each sculpted notch formed at an intersection of a corresponding sidewall, the resting surface and the front surface,   wherein each sculpted notch is dimensioned and adapted to receive the prostate user's elbow and or arm portions so as to enable a wide range of motion with said elbow and arm portions,   wherein the resting surface is inclined relative to the base surface at a predetermined angle of incidence adapted to facilitate upper body support while preventing stress in the prostate user's back, neck, chest and or arms, and   wherein a length of the front surface is less than a length of the base surface,   whereby facilitating upper body support while preventing stress in the prostate user's back, neck, chest and arms.   
     
     
         10 . The dexterity cushion of  claim 9 , further comprising a frictional material disposed along a portion of the base surface for frictionally engaging a supporting surface.