3 HOURS Last night!!!! Your advice on the EPR at 3 was a big help -- he wasn't fighting it so much. I feel like an idiot -- after 10 years on CPAP I'd forgotten all about EPR. Next step is getting him to put it back on after he gets up in the night -- hopefully he will agree to practice this afterno...

Thanks for all the great advice -- I'll give it a try tonight and report back. The full time caregiver is my mother -- 86 years old -- they won't tolerate anyone else in the house while they still feel they can cope (which they can for many things). She's not entirely with it, but better than he is....

If I was working with him, I would turn ramp off, set pressure at 7, and set EPR at 3.

Could you explain why?

Thanks, Diane

Thanks, TV sounds like a good idea -- he falls asleep watching it all the time.

Diane

This forum has been a great help to me, so I'm hoping you can give some answers. I have been a cpap user for 10 years. My 90 year old father finally agreed to a sleep study -- "severe sleep apnea", apnea/hypopnea 98 per hour, Delta and REM sleep 0%. He's a zombie. He has been given a Resmed S9 Escap...