I think I'm one of those to whom the mask itself causes microarousals. It seems only when I am severely exhausted to I have any benefit. The rest of the time I either can't fall asleep or I spend seven hours in a light sleep. It's just a miserable existence, fighting fatigue.

Or not. You may find yourself 3 years later still wiped out every day, even with an AHI of 1. Hey, it happens.

Congratulations again to Enchanter on you SUCCESSFUL surgery!

I wish I would have taken this route before throwing it all into "the gold standard". I thought you said you were gonna' throw yourself off a cliff..................... Never said that. Have you been diagnosed with dementia? No, I haven't. I guess I must have taken it from the context of your inces...

So funny all the hell you all gave that guy, now you are wishing his SUCCESSFUL therapy will fail! Gah, what a bunch of assholes!

palerider wrote:

Gasper62 wrote:

Eeyore wrote:I wish I would have taken this route before throwing it all into "the gold standard".

I thought you said you were gonna' throw yourself off a cliff.....................

you and your entirely understandable wistful thinking

You and your ass-sucking retorts! Your heart pumping shit yet?

I just got out of the hospital a day or two ago. The doctors performed UPPP surgery as well as turbinate reduction. I was told that it would be extremely painful and it sure was coming out of the Anesthesia. But I already noticed within the first 5 minutes that my breathing was about 3 to 5 times d...

Gasper62 wrote:

Noctuary wrote:I wish I would have taken this route before throwing it all into "the gold standard".

I thought you said you were gonna' throw yourself off a cliff.....................

Never said that. Have you been diagnosed with dementia?

I wish I would have taken this route before throwing it all into "the gold standard".

I barely get six and its not enough.

well, it *IS* all you've ever done here... go with what you're good at, I suppose. Well, if you define "is" as purchasing another cpap, buying a laptop to use "sleepyhead", posting dozens of "sleepyhead" screenshots, getting blood work done, moving the pressure up; moving the pressure down; EPR on,...

I'm two years in and still feel lousy. Bought a "data capable" machine, bought a laptop so I could use "sleepyhead", posted many screenshots of "sleepyhead", adjusted pressure up, adjusted pressure down, EPR on, EPR off, blood work for D, thyroid and testosterone (all normal). I still awaken feelin...

I'm two years in and still feel lousy. Bought a "data capable" machine, bought a laptop so I could use "sleepyhead", posted many screenshots of "sleepyhead", adjusted pressure up, adjusted pressure down, EPR on, EPR off, blood work for D, thyroid and testosterone (all normal). I still awaken feeling...

Hi, wanted to see how others feel here - please don't re-post already replied-to notes re fatigue, etc. - I'm just wondering in general about this... Could there be a subset of people who find that while Cpap has done a good job (as seen on e.g. Sleepyhead) of addressing their apnea, still don't fe...

I am on about month number 3 or 4 I believe and while things were better at first Im noticing in the last few weeks I am waking up SO sleepy. I dont know why. I cant ever seem to pass the 6 hour mark but I do keep my mask on all night now. Why am I so tired? Im getting frustrated that I'm feeling v...