Sleep apnea...

[dustin]

This one time at bandcamp I found out I had sleep apnea...

 

[mAlice]

This is just too weird...

I got an email from a friend this morning that wrenched a muscle recently. So did I. FB just called after returning from a visit to the doc, and the doc is sending him in for a sleep study. TFW.

 

[mainman]

I got an email from a friend this morning that wrenched a muscle recently. So did I. FB just called after returning from a visit to the doc, and the doc is sending him in for a sleep study. TFW.

You have a friend? That is weird...

 

[dustin]

You have a friend? That is weird...

:rimshot:

 

[Pete]

Larry, if you get one of those machines be sure to ask for the "crimp proof" air tube.

 

[mAlice]

You have a friend? That is weird...

Well, not really. More of an acquaintance. It's just easier to day friend.

 

[Larry Gude]

Pete...

Larry, if you get one of those machines be sure to ask for the "crimp proof" air tube.

...follow the thread, man! I've been this helpless victim for some time now. She coulda 'pillow'd' my ass any night and not a coroner alive would say squat. She's set it up so well that she's convinced my best friend and his doctor brother and my whole family. I'm long past worrying about 'kinks' or tangled hoses.

It'll just be "Poor Larry. It's a wonder she was able to keep him going this long...it's a wonder..."

Then, she's off to Sephora Heaven.

 

[Larry Gude]

THat's what...

Well, not really. More of an acquaintance. It's just easier to day friend.

...day say.

he he he...

 

[mAlice]

...day say.

he he he...

ooops.

 

[mAlice]

...
Then, she's off to Sephora Heaven.

She said she's gonna' "treat" me, too!

















You still here?

 

[Larry Gude]

I guess there's some comfort...

...knowing I will be well remembered.

 

[Pete]

...follow the thread, man! I've been this helpless victim for some time now. She coulda 'pillow'd' my ass any night and not a coroner alive would say squat. She's set it up so well that she's convinced my best friend and his doctor brother and my whole family. I'm long past worrying about 'kinks' or tangled hoses.

It'll just be "Poor Larry. It's a wonder she was able to keep him going this long...it's a wonder..."

Then, she's off to Sephora Heaven.

If you kick can I have that Panama Jack hat you wore golfing this summer? TIA

 

[mAlice]

...knowing I will be well remembered.

 

[Larry Gude]

No way man...

If you kick can I have that Panama Jack hat you wore golfing this summer? TIA

...I'm getting buried with it and the score card!

 

[harleygirl]

Snoring is the least of it. At least when you're snoring I know you're still alive.

He does this gasping, fighting for air thing. Like he'll snore out, then everything shuts down and his airway closes. I counted him at 22 seconds one time before he started breathing again.

So off he trots to the sleep disorder place to get that crap fixed.

I feel your pain, Vrai. My hubby has it, he has had 4 car accidents in three years. We now pay almost $400 a month in car insurance. He had the sleep study, got the cpap, and still will rarely wear it. I am so sick of arguing about it I sleep on the couch the nights when he is not working. Ask Larry what his pulse ox was after he fell asleep. A normal person's would be between 98-100. A smoker, at least 94-98. This measures the amount of oxygen in your blood. My hubby's went down to the 80's, but still does not use the machine. Good Luck!!

 

[Calvert newbie]

i love my cpap and wont do without it and found a small mask so i dont look like im ready to jump in a jet

 

[Larry Gude]

Well...

...that wasn't to bad. Wierd. Inconvenient.

Now I wait a week and see what comes next. The technician said I have apnea for sure, which we pretty much knew.

 

[Pete]

...that wasn't to bad. Wierd. Inconvenient.

Now I wait a week and see what comes next. The technician said I have apnea for sure, which we pretty much knew.

Did you warn them beforehand that your version of PJ's is an SOMD Forum Junkie thong and fuzzy slippers?

 

[cattitude]

OMG! On this other site there's this really funny video for sale.

 

[SamSpade]

...that wasn't to bad. Wierd. Inconvenient.

Now I wait a week and see what comes next. The technician said I have apnea for sure, which we pretty much knew.

Until my gastric bypass surgery, I had it pretty bad, too. Wore the mask every night. Highly recommend looking into masks that you're comfortable with, because a few nights with the mask, I had a big ol' welt on my forehead. We told everyone it was JUST A COIINCIDENCE that the mark on my forehead was exactly the shape of my wife's wedding ring.

Three months after surgery, I stopped the CPAP - didn't need it. BEFORE surgery, I had like 120 incidents an hour. TWICE every minute, I stopped breathing. No wonder I was tired when I woke up.