I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by 49er » Wed Jul 15, 2015 8:20 am

Danbeck wrote:Well written, stated, 49er. Unfortunately, others will continue their low life bickering in this thread and the value of your post will be mutilated and buried. Dan
Thanks Dan.

I hope the bickering doesn't continue. Only time will tell.

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by palerider » Wed Jul 15, 2015 11:13 am

49er wrote:As one who has posted in this thread way more than I should have, I think it is time for all of us to refer Enchanter back to his doctor and gently encourage him to seek local help. His needs are beyond the scope of this forum.
I've been villified and threatened for reminding people of what Kaiasgram said back in April:
kaiasgram wrote: In fact I'm convinced that people's staying engaged with him on this forum -- no matter how well intended -- is keeping him distracted and disinclined to seek the help he really needs and which no one here is in a position to provide. I have compassion for his suffering and I feel strongly that the most helpful thing all of us can do at this point is to draw the line, stop responding to all his posts, put an end to these dysfunctional circular dialogues, and hope that he will then turn his attention to getting the appropriate professional (medical and mental health) care.
perhaps you'll have better luck.

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by postitnote » Wed Jul 15, 2015 11:59 am

palerider wrote:
49er wrote:As one who has posted in this thread way more than I should have, I think it is time for all of us to refer Enchanter back to his doctor and gently encourage him to seek local help. His needs are beyond the scope of this forum.
I've been villified for reminding people of what Kaiasgram said back in April:
kaiasgram wrote: In fact I'm convinced that people's staying engaged with him on this forum -- no matter how well intended -- is keeping him distracted and disinclined to seek the help he really needs and which no one here is in a position to provide. I have compassion for his suffering and I feel strongly that the most helpful thing all of us can do at this point is to draw the line, stop responding to all his posts, put an end to these dysfunctional circular dialogues, and hope that he will then turn his attention to getting the appropriate professional (medical and mental health) care.
perhaps you'll have better luck.
Kaisgram is well respected but you are being vilified because you constantly cause trouble and try to run people off of here. You do that wherever you post! I get that you were bullied as a child/adult. Why not stop the cycle of abuse then? You are the worst offender here! You started me on this cycle of being mean!
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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by ems » Wed Jul 15, 2015 12:36 pm

kaiasgram wrote: In fact I'm convinced that people's staying engaged with him on this forum -- no matter how well intended -- is keeping him distracted and disinclined to seek the help he really needs and which no one here is in a position to provide. I have compassion for his suffering and I feel strongly that the most helpful thing all of us can do at this point is to draw the line, stop responding to all his posts, put an end to these dysfunctional circular dialogues, and hope that he will then turn his attention to getting the appropriate professional (medical and mental health) care.

I don't remember reading this back in April... wish I had! I read it twice just now; there is more truth in it than I want to admit.
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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by zoocrewphoto » Wed Jul 15, 2015 5:05 pm

postitnote wrote:
Kaisgram is well respected but you are being vilified because you constantly cause trouble and try to run people off of here. You do that wherever you post! I get that you were bullied as a child/adult. Why not stop the cycle of abuse then? You are the worst offender here! You started me on this cycle of being mean!

I have personally had trouble with pale ride in the past, and I used to consider him pretty irritating for how he responds to newbies. But recently, I have seen several people far worse than him.

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by postitnote » Wed Jul 15, 2015 7:50 pm

zoocrewphoto wrote:
postitnote wrote:
Kaisgram is well respected but you are being vilified because you constantly cause trouble and try to run people off of here. You do that wherever you post! I get that you were bullied as a child/adult. Why not stop the cycle of abuse then? You are the worst offender here! You started me on this cycle of being mean!

I have personally had trouble with pale ride in the past, and I used to consider him pretty irritating for how he responds to newbies. But recently, I have seen several people far worse than him.
It's sad but i'm a fast learner and he is a great teacher isn't he? I know that sounds horrible but it's the truth! Look at my posts from when I first joined. He tried to bully me and I laughed him off. Several people have asked me to be the bigger person and stop but I have to wonder why no one is asking PR to stop. Is it because they know he won't?

Not trying to start a fight Just stating the facts as I see it which may not be the way you see it and I'm okay with that.
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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by Enchanter » Thu Jul 23, 2015 2:15 pm

Got a call today about the CPAP equipment. They said that they have to verify with insurance and it will take up to another 10 days before they give me a call back.
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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by Cardsfan » Thu Jul 23, 2015 2:52 pm

So I suppose you got a diagnosis of sleep apnea?

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by Sonnyboy » Thu Jul 23, 2015 3:46 pm

49er wrote:As one who has posted in this thread way more than I should have, I think it is time for all of us to refer Enchanter back to his doctor and gently encourage him to seek local help. His needs are beyond the scope of this forum.

Enchanter, if you really want to get copies of your tests which is a crucial first step to get you on the road to an optimal machine setting and mask, Julie and other posters have provided excellent advice on that. Please reread the advice.

Spending time on this forum and other one and going on a merry go around with all the questions you ask even if you had good intentions is simply not serving you well. It is up to you to get what you need locally and take the necessary steps to get on the path to wellness. Are you ready to do that?

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by Sonnyboy » Thu Jul 23, 2015 3:50 pm

kaiasgram wrote: In fact I'm convinced that people's staying engaged with him on this forum -- no matter how well intended -- is keeping him distracted and disinclined to seek the help he really needs and which no one here is in a position to provide. I have compassion for his suffering and I feel strongly that the most helpful thing all of us can do at this point is to draw the line, stop responding to all his posts, put an end to these dysfunctional circular dialogues, and hope that he will then turn his attention to getting the appropriate professional (medical and mental health) care.

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by Julie » Thu Jul 23, 2015 5:08 pm

SB - just curious why you keep posting what others have already said, but don't add anything?

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by Sonnyboy » Thu Jul 23, 2015 5:15 pm

Julie wrote:SB - just curious why you keep posting what others have already said, but don't add anything?
Hi Julie,
Very simple.
I feel these 2 posts are very accurate and now is a good time to reinforce them.

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by palerider » Thu Jul 23, 2015 5:34 pm

Julie wrote:SB - just curious why you keep posting what others have already said, but don't add anything?
to help avoid going down the rabbit hole again.

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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by Enchanter » Thu Jul 23, 2015 6:02 pm

Cardsfan wrote:So I suppose you got a diagnosis of sleep apnea?

Yea, tech said that a while ago.

But I'm biking a lot and keeping my mind off of it. Gonna get a new bike soon and I believe I can even beat the Sleep apnea on my own.
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Re: I'm having a hard time sleeping with the CPAP masks

Post by Sheriff Buford » Thu Jul 23, 2015 6:29 pm

Don't nobody say nothing! Just let this thread die...

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