not however exclude uneven surfaces which may have one or more pillow like rises or ridges rather the at least one approximately flat lateral side 150 should have a surface characteristic so that the user 39 s armpit is higher above a seating fixture when on the armpit rest lobe 145 then when the user is supported on the at least one approximately flat lateral side 150 as shown in fig1 b the at least one lateral support 110 separates the at least one approximately flat lateral side 150 into two virtual halves one half comprises an armpit rest lobe 145 and a half comprising an armpit rest edge 155 as shown in fig1 a a downward force applied to the armpit rest edge 155 of the at least one approximately flat lateral side 150 causes the at least one armpit rest 105 to rotate which being successful moves the armpit rest lobe 145 of the at least one armpit rest 105 to vertical the at least one approximately flat lateral side 150 of the at least one armpit rest 105 then faces the horizontal as shown in fig1 b as the armpit rest lobe height 160 of the armpit rest lobe 145 of the at least one armpit rest 105 is dimensionally greater than the armpit rest thickness 140 of the at least one approximately flat lateral side 150 the at least one armpit rest 105 effectively raises the user upwards by the difference between armpit rest thickness 140 and armpit rest lobe height 160 fig3 and 4 also show the differences in height in some embodiments the armpit rest.