I think that for me, low carbing is the best WOE. There are scores of site with valuable information on the web. Jimmy Moore seems to provide more information that just about anyone I know. Like him or not, he's got tons of interviews with doctors and other as well as his own blog and a forum. There...

...when you fall asleep when reading to your 4th grade class-and nearly fall off the chair.

Avocados also are high in potassium and kind to diabetics and others watching blood glucose levels. In fact, there are lots of foods other than the starchy/sugary ones that are rich in potassium.

He was probably sold a brick that didn't show his therapy and had a dme who couldn't care less. So true, so true. I've a friend who got her basic, no data CPAP at supplier X. She uses it every night and still falls asleep during the day. So glad I was advised to get a data capable machine before I ...

"Yoo-hoo, archangel, where are you?" I can't believe we are 5 days into this thread and we haven't heard about the dire consequences of taping. Hmm, guess I will continue (happily) with my 2080el tape. Worst advice? Baking nasal pillows in the oven to get them back into shape Even worse, I baked al...

Someone saying to tape your mouth shut. Seriously, that can't be a good idea. LOL, works for me and a bunch of other folks here. Good grief! That taping was one of the best tips I ever got. My sleep doctor was really pleased to see that my AHI events decreased nicely with the use of the tape. The o...

plr66 wrote:

gasparama wrote:

LSAT wrote:http://cpapauction.com/

LSAT made a good point. I just followed the link and the site seems to be perfectly normal.

Actually, not. There are zero items listed.

Yeah, someone pointed that out in a private message. It's just depressing.

LSAT wrote:http://cpapauction.com/

LSAT made a good point. I just followed the link and the site seems to be perfectly normal.

This is interesting, but I don't think it would be beneficial for me.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... -week.html

Thanks for the walk down memory lane. As a kid, I watched that until I could mouth the whole passage myself. Very funny.

Kind of related to this, there was a news article in the last couple of days that was kind of unusual. It said that the first person who will live to age 150 was (statistically speaking) born recently. So ... they can get a new machine every 5 years. That's going to drive the insurance companies nu...

I could never remember any part of any vacation because I fell asleep in the car before we ever passed the nearest 7-11. A car ride meant sleep for me, even if I was driving. Now,I know for sure that there are mountains in Colorado. Up until CPAP, Colorado was just a rumor.

Where did you find the recipe?

BTW, the cat is gorgeous. I've heard such good things about the rag dolls!

I'm sorry that you are having to go through this very difficult transition in your life. Sometimes, the death of a beloved pet just takes away you ability to breathe-CPAP or no CPAP.

The company that I used is quite busy and popular, but there is no ENT on staff. My ears are normal, so perhaps, I'll get all the care needed from this place. That being said, seeing and ENT first would have been a wise move!