Using my cpap HELPS with anxiety.
Keep on plugging away until yours helps, too.

Going on the little info you offer, I would refuse any philips respironics machine.
Insist on Resmed--not "res-something else".

I would not totally discount "confusion" on their part.
Whatever they like to call it!
I would also see if you have any alternative to Lincare,
because their reputation is anemic, at best.

BTS wrote: ↑

Wed May 09, 2018 10:24 pm

And no to the ones trying to scam compliance hours this method will not work for getting your minimum hours in ...

How does that work, really?
Especially if the cpap is a BRICK?
The usage hours odometer still merrily rolls along.

None of this surprises me.

I alternated for a good portion of the first year.
Eventually, I was able to find masks that fit better without pain.
I have used the p10 for several years now.

Not the best time to forget the cpap.

What he said.

Two machines in a row?
I would check the power source--either the brick or the outlet.
Something is not right.

P10 here.
The headgear loosens up quickly, and needs to be adjusted--
And changed out to a clean one rather often.

Frankly, I would avoid drinking water that looked, smelled, or felt "off."

I look at my cancer scars and think, "Damn, I am a badass!"

RogerSC wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 19, 2023 6:02 pm

. . .
Mohs nose surgery
. . .

I hope successfully!

I learned very early on to never to handle parts when I'm sleepy
to avoid breaking things.
Yes, I broke things--never cheap things either!

. . . Let us know how that comes out when something ignites those flammable vapors. toasty! Plenty of electrical devices in the bedroom to produce a spark, and a lot of flammable alcohol fumes. What the OP might consider is doing the alcohol thing OUTDOORS , where the fumes can at least dissipate o...