Oh wow, Melody I could so have written that post almost word for work over the past month. Big, big hugs.

We seem to be over the worst of it now that tooth #6 has just cut through, but for the past month on and off I've had exactly what you described. And I feel your pain, literally. I woke up quite a few times with the sorest shoulder/upper arm area because obviously I had slept on it funny. I've also got bruises all over my upper thighs because DD would also kick out in frustration and discomfort. It looks like someone has taken to my legs with a rubber hose...

I too feed lying down, and and went through the being asleep while attached - brings a WHOLE new meaning to 'attachment parenting" Did the 45 minute wakings too... by the end of it all I was a walking zombie...

When I knew it wasn't a teething thing anymore, and more a habit (gee it forms quick doesn't it?) I just started removing the boob as she was drifting off. A technique I learned from the No Cry Sleep Solution Book. It talks about how to remove when falling asleep, etc. A few nights of that and she got back into the habit of feed - roll over and sleep.

No real advice for you I'm sorry though. Like the above posters, I just let her have the boob so we both got at least some sleep. That way, the only real waking I had was to change sides when needed. I found that helped the shoulder and arm pains a bit too....