chunkyfrog wrote:I think you look adorable--(England, of course)
Justtia is cute, too.

As are you, chunkyfrog. As are you!

Not wanting to assume one way or the other, did you use water and ice or just the ice?

One of my very first posts on this board was about this very same thing. Pasted below: I know, I know, I know. This gets talked to death. I am new, but I searched. I know it gets talked about. I debated about being that annoying newbie who posts something with an obvious answer if one just used the ...

I am a newbie who has also had horrible experiences with Apria. I've only been using them for a little over a month and already fired them. Still waiting for them to put money back in my account that they took without authorization.

englandsf wrote:I give up!-)

My kids think it's awesome.

That sounds like a fantastic idea.

Mine doesn't, at least not that I've found yet in the clinician menu. I have the basic slimline hose, not climate line. Temperature control is only available with the ClimateLine hose attached. The "automatic" setting only engages or becomes available with the ClimateLine hose attached. When using ...

englandsf wrote:My S9 has top level patient menu buttons for independent humidity and temp - is that not normal?

Mine doesn't, at least not that I've found yet in the clinician menu. I have the basic slimline hose, not climate line.

Fantastic follow-up!!

. . . toothbrushes. . . sales. Please do not use cpaptalk.com to advertise your products. The reference was in context , and somewhat related; if the Goodmans don't object, I don't either. This, +1. The reference to what she sells was perfectly in context and not to be considered "spam" in the leas...

I agree on the lansinoh or other brand lanolin (it can be bought at Wal-Mart or target in the baby department near bottles and breast pumps). Also, try loosening your straps as loose as possible to still make a seal. They should not be held forcefully against your nares if you have well fitted pillo...

Denial doesn't just hurt the patient when a fetus is involved. This is serious, and I can't pretend that such irresponsibility does not bother me. This is for the sake of the child, and babies carried by other mothers in denial of their apnea. This +1. My daughter died at 30 weeks gestation of a ra...

Denial doesn't just hurt the patient when a fetus is involved. This is serious, and I can't pretend that such irresponsibility does not bother me. This is for the sake of the child, and babies carried by other mothers in denial of their apnea. This +1. My daughter died at 30 weeks gestation of a ra...

I am so, so very sorry to see that. I hope the treatment prognosis is good?

nole wrote: All that time my results are the same AHI index is always below 1.

I'm not sure that I understand everything you are saying. I did notice this part though, and wanted to ask you if that is what your AHI is while actually using the cpap? Or is that without using anything at all?