Thanks all for all the good information
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Thanks all for all the good information
I normally lurk on this board and read about you all but I have to say Thanks as you all have made my life on my new Bi Pap machine much more better.
When I got it I thought there was no way in hell I was going to wear that thing every night. Now it been 60 days and and I hear it 8 + hours a night.
By reading the posts about DME's I knew what to look out for and I actually ended up getting a good one (so far). My doctor knows I read my data and in glad to answer questions.
I didn't get screwed real badly getting a machine, and mask, though they tried to stick it to my insurance company.
My AHI was over 100 drug my sleep study and now its under two most nights.
One question I do have though is why all the dogs for avitars ? I will work on mine if I can get a good pose.
Thanks again for all the good information.
When I got it I thought there was no way in hell I was going to wear that thing every night. Now it been 60 days and and I hear it 8 + hours a night.
By reading the posts about DME's I knew what to look out for and I actually ended up getting a good one (so far). My doctor knows I read my data and in glad to answer questions.
I didn't get screwed real badly getting a machine, and mask, though they tried to stick it to my insurance company.
My AHI was over 100 drug my sleep study and now its under two most nights.
One question I do have though is why all the dogs for avitars ? I will work on mine if I can get a good pose.
Thanks again for all the good information.
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Re: Thanks all for all the good information
Dogs? Dogs????? I don't know about no Dogs....... Cats, on the other hand, are plentiful!
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Yes, that blue eyed beauty is my cat! He is a seal point, bi-color Ragdoll. I adopted him in '08 from folks who could no longer care for him. He is a joy and makes me smile each and every day.
Re: Thanks all for all the good information
No dogs here..but deer babies.
When I joined the forum back in May 2009 almost everyone had a monkey avatar. Something about eating bananas help cure OSA or something like that and one thing lead to another....monkeys were everywhere.
When I joined the forum back in May 2009 almost everyone had a monkey avatar. Something about eating bananas help cure OSA or something like that and one thing lead to another....monkeys were everywhere.
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Re: Thanks all for all the good information
I'm a dog lover so it just seemed fitting to use a picture of one of them as my avatar. Since I have four dogs, I can rotate them and give them all a little bit of fame on the internet.
(My daughter calls me "the crazy dog lady", lovingly, of course).
(My daughter calls me "the crazy dog lady", lovingly, of course).
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- BlackSpinner
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Re: Thanks all for all the good information
snakes here.
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Re: Thanks all for all the good information
Is THAT what that is?BlackSpinner wrote:snakes here.
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- chunkyfrog
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Re: Thanks all for all the good information
I thought it was a Medusa costume.
Obliquely topical, too.
Obliquely topical, too.
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Re: Thanks all for all the good information
That started me coughing.chunkyfrog wrote:I thought it was a Medusa costume.
Obliquely topical, too.
It could refer to the appearance of your significant other all masked up; a petrifying sight? Or it could be how you look when you wake up with your hose curled all around your neck.
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90% EPAP=7.0, Avg PS=4.0, Avg bpm 18.3, Avg Min vent 9.2 Lpm, Avg CA/OA/H/AHI = 0.1/0.1/2.1/2.3 ... updated 02/17/12
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Re: Thanks all for all the good information
I never thought about the hose and snakes comparison. But you are right it is my latest Medusa doll.chunkyfrog wrote:I thought it was a Medusa costume.
Obliquely topical, too.
Snakes ie hoses make you powerful?
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71. The lame can ride on horseback, the one-handed drive cattle. The deaf, fight and be useful. To be blind is better than to be burnt on the pyre. No one gets good from a corpse. The Havamal
Re: Thanks all for all the good information
My bipap is named Kaa after the boa constrictor in The Jungle Book. The hose reminded me (and still reminds me) of a large, stuffed toy snake to cuddle up to each night .....BlackSpinner wrote:I never thought about the hose and snakes comparison.chunkyfrog wrote:I thought it was a Medusa costume.
Obliquely topical, too.
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