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[Volcnnxn]

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[Julie]

Just nosy, but how do you know you don't have apnea - only a sleep study could tell you... or at least what made you think you did have it? Forget weight for the moment, it can be a red herring and not relevant... I'd be careful about getting rid of a machine unless you know for a fact that you really, really don't need it. Certainly a 2 hr trial at home will tell you nothing at all of any usefulness.

[Volcnnxn]

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[Wulfman...]

Just nosy, but how do you know you don't have apnea - only a sleep study could tell you... or at least what made you think you did have it? Forget weight for the moment, it can be a red herring and not relevant... I'd be careful about getting rid of a machine unless you know for a fact that you really, really don't need it. Certainly a 2 hr trial at home will tell you nothing at all of any usefulness.

I got the results of my sleep study. I like an idiot jumped the gun and bought one before I got the results lol. I only was able to get two total hours of sleep last night due to being out and having to wake up early. Results showed not enough events to be considered for therapy.

To me, that doesn't mean diddly squat other than that you're in serious denial.
There was SOME reason you had the sleep study to begin with.......and you didn't mention what the results of that study were. Specifically, you didn't specify which "results" you were talking about.......the results of the study or the results from the machine.

Keep the machine. You'll probably need it someday.


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[Sir NoddinOff]

Hmmm... that was an awkward moment brought to you by OP
Don't be so thin-skinned, come on back and ask some questions.

[Wulfman...]

Hmmm... that was an awkward moment brought to you by OP

Being in denial and trying to sell an "unused" machine without hardly trying therapy will do that.


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