I'd just like to take a moment to say thank you to all who post on this forum.
You all make therapy so much easier for most and sometimes sort of fun.
Keep up the encouragement and advice to all in need. Bless all yall! JuJu
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JuJuBean
Joined: 02 Jul 2006 Posts: 111 
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Linda
Joined: 26 Apr 2005 Posts: 4113 Location: Maryland
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Awwwww, JuJu, how nice.
Yes, it is so wonderrful to be able to share and learn from others who have this. People from newbies to those using cpap for years can benefit from support. It's amazing what a difference support can make. Thanks for the much needed reminder. Thanks for the thanks! 
Linda _________________ Click here for link to FAQ and topics Click here for link to section on machines and masks |
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Brian
Joined: 29 Dec 2005 Posts: 534 Location: Ontario Canada
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Hey JuJu,
How you doin'? Yeah I have to agree, without the support I found here, I don't know as I'd have made it this far. The first year of therapy was a very rocky road for me, but I always knew I could come here. I picked up enough knowledge here to "steer" my health care team in the direction that finally got some positive results. Thanks to all. Brian |
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billie
Joined: 29 Dec 2006 Posts: 171 Location: freeville, USA
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same for me I started with a setting of 5 then 7 with a cpap and swift...then to a bipap and a setting of 12,8 with a full face mask ( hybrid)...changes mostly because of info I got in this forum...I am still reading and learning.....I started to read this the day before my sleep study 3 1/2 months ago...I am still a little tired but I can now live...before I felt like I was almost a goner...I had so little energy I could hardly walk........I've come a long way with you thanks
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Pennysfaith
Joined: 05 Apr 2007 Posts: 185
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This group is definately a life saver. The 1st night I was fighting the machine and 2 hours and several tears later (which only made matters worse!) I got up and came here. I tried a suggestion to do away with the ramp, followed that advice and promptly fell asleep.
Now tonight for the 1st time I can't sleep at all...after tossing for 1/2 hour, what did I do? I came here. If I didn't have to be up in a couple of hours I would be taking that benedryl! As it is I am wondering about giving up all together and double dosing the coffee...gonna be an interesting day at work. |
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