my own experience with OSA and cpap has been that my husband has continued to prove that he will support me through anything, and for that i am eternally grateful the friend who helped me to realize that OSA was at the heart of all my physical problems, though, he didn't fare so well...after 7 years...

yup, "SECARIS" is what i use

i get it at shopper's but you can get it at walmart and i'm sure other places too
one tube is about $7 and lasts a long time

Babette wrote:Oh, probably. But it was really funny when Eddie did it anyway.

LOL,
B.

who the he#* is eddie?

I recommend a King size bed. Sleeping separately is step 1 of divorce. see, this kind of narrow thinking, coupled with broad sweeping statements, is really unfortunate, IMHO while there IS the distinct possibility that sleeping separately could be a sign of hostility or indifference or resentment, ...

Babette wrote:Dude.... Do you know what I was smoking during that movie? You expect me to remember DETAILS???? Dude, I couldn't find my CAR!

Very good one.... Echo, just for you, I updated MY location too.

Good subtle funny!!!!!

LOL,
B.

ROTFLMAO
babs, that's a good one
thanks for that laugh

Well Mike, you're our new favorite Cyber Pal! And yes, it's alot like taking off those too-tight work pants. I make the same AAAAHHHH!!! sound too. And then rub the red wrinkles on my belly. LOL, Babs babs, i've said it before and i'll say it again...you are just too much love you babsy!! and yes, ...

i dunno, i think maybe too much is made of sleeping in the same bed... I disagree and I think it's a personal thing. Me, I do not sleep well when my wife is not around, and she sleeps horribly and barely at all without me there. I have to say though, that the size of the bed makes a difference. We ...

i have to agree with babs on this one...my hubby has worked mainly midnights for about 13 years, so we don't sleep together very much...weekends are kinda tough on both of us! before my dx, if he was stuck home with me, he never got ANY sleep and i felt terrible about it because i honestly didn't kn...

your post made me so sad i'm sorry that you have no support from your wife around cpap; maybe she could do some reading on these boards and find what it takes to be a loving, invested, supportive partner but i'm sorrier still that you will choose to take your chances with your life and health to app...

hi 42 year old female (oops, 43 tomorrow ), diagnosed 20 months ago; i know now i've had OSA my whole life but only started having a weight problem about 3 years ago when i gained steadily until i had "achieved" a gain of 40lbs in less than six months (without even misbehaving so i could have at lea...

hi dan
welcome to the boards
you're in good hands with these wonderful folks
sharon1965

emily
i don't have anything to add to your post other than the fact that i, too, hate the ff masks and have taped off and on since i started cpap 18 months ago

the reason for my reply is to say hello from one irish dame to another

how odd
until this minute i had not posted on this thread
yet my avatar shows up as the author...weird

i have two
neither are cpap related
but one represents protection and healing, so indirectly, i guess it is!

oh, and nice tatt, jeff, that musta cost a bomb!

no, thank god
a dear friend of mine suffers from that terrible condition...wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy
did you develop it? has it been confirmed that it was caused by cpap?