my goodness it has been over a year. How time flies when you are having fun.
I haven't checked the postings for quite a while. It's just as informative and entertaining as the first time I stumbled onto this forum.

congrats to all !!!

great picture of Joe and the Cat!!!
yes, he is out gunned and under sized!!
Catzilla!!

I doubt he would commute to TX, but if you can find a good chiro down there, I highly recommend giving them a try.

If we knew then what we know now, we would have taken better care of our bodies when we were young.
But, where would the fun be in that!!

Chiropractic therapy. My Dr. Eric takes care of my neck and shoulders. Also reminds me that "at my age" I can't do everything I have done for the last several years. That's why I am in the shape that I am in now. Lifted that barge and toted that bale a few to many times. Rode hard and put up wet onc...

Same thing here. Cpap is a wonderful thing and life is great, but I still get sleepy sometimes. I've done the twelve hour nap before also. Not often enough to be concerned about though. I believe, that napping is a lost art and don't want to lose touch with it completely. Sometimes we just get tired...

I have to say that the Flex Fit HC407 and the Mirage Swift have worked great for me.
I have also tried the Activa, but thought that it was big and heavy. But it is one of the most popular masks.

Just my opinion............

My DME let me bring home the 407 and the Swift to try for two weeks before I made my decision on what mask to start with. I also tried the Activa (it felt really big and heavy). I like both of the others and decided to go with the 407 first and then the Swift. My insurance pays for a new mask every ...

Hi, I just got a new swift on Monday. Like you, I think it's pretty nice also. I have used the HC407 for three months and like it. But the swift makes it a little easier to sleep on my side. Although, I have gotten used to sleeping on my back for three months. I never slept on my back before. Just ...

neversleeps wrote:

WAFlowers wrote:BTW, I hope that you understand that nothing I posted was directed at you personally

Actually, I was about to throw myself in front of a bus, so I'm glad you wrote....

You two are priceless!
Now that's the way to play nice.

Well thought out and said.
thank you.

How pretty!!!!
I just can't get over how creative some people are.
Good job, Bonnie!!

good afternoon!
My eyes tend to be more dry all the time as opposed to watering. If it just started you might want to check with your physician. I wouldn't think that a leaking mask would affect your eyes when you weren't wearing it.
Just my opinion.
Have a great day. I hope you find some answers.

Great work from both RG and Mike.
although I must wonder.................
What do you two do in your "spare" time? I don't chime in very often but I am often lurking in the background and this is a really good forum full of useful information and wonderful, colorful personalities.
thanks!!!

and I thought that the "Tur-Duck-Hen was another mikeisum!
silly me!
Someone here at work is having one tomorrow.
great story!!!!!!!!!!!!

There is no need to feel attractive when you sleep. You put your mask on when "you" are ready to go to sleep, it doesn't matter what anyone else in the household is doing. If your husband is trying to be helpful, that is a big plus for him. Tuck the kiddies in to bed, read them a story, cuddle and w...