Not having dreams and then having them on CPAP is totally normal. You weren't getting uninterrupted REM sleep before (when OSA is worst) and now you are - this is when dreaming occurs. Makes perfect sense

Even if you're still paying deductible, it makes sense to go through the DME for it, IMO. First, as mentioned it counts towards your deductible. Second, the allowable insurance prices are CHEAPER than those on cpap.com from what I've seen. I got an invoice with my Simplus FFM that said insurance all...

If you tend to breathe through your mouth, a full face mask isn't as bad as it seems. I just switched to a new mask last night (will update my profile right after posting this! It's a Fisher and Paykel Simplus Small) that REALLY works for me. I previously had been using a Respironics ComfortGel Blue...

I have a Philips Respironics Dreamstation with heated humidifier and heated hose. I think that I inadvertently stepped on it (my machine is sitting on the hardwood floor next to my bed) one morning close to the mask (not remembering EXACTLY how this happened). Anyhow, the hose is now slightly deform...

I just started this journey - so bear with me. I've been emailing back and forth with my doctor, and one thing that he said that I might want to do is go into the clinic for a "mask fitting" where I could try on different types of masks and get tips from the techs on how to minimize leaks, etc. This...