I got a sore on the bridge of my nose and used some t-shirt fabric to make a cover for where it touches my skin.

Mine had just started doing this. The last time(a couple of days ago) I loaded my data on my card and reviewed it on Encore Basic it was all there but today I loaded it on my card and none of the waveform was there,just a blank page where it used to be.

Do you make them like the RemZzzs or do you make them where they are strapped on? Do they not shift when you move around?

LOL,how do you guys manage to turn innocent things into not so innocent things? You all are too funny. Thanks for the laughs!!!

Are you sure the question isn't about weighing the risks of him wearing your hose or him wearing a pillow tightly over his face until he stops snoring. LOL,you have obviously slept with a snorer. Sometimes it crosses my mind,jk! The major risk is that his face size will screw up your mask. Use an o...

I know this is an odd question but I would like my husband to get a sleep study because his snoring is very disturbing. He hasn't said no but getting him to actually do it is another thing. Is there any harm in making him use my machine for a night and see the results in the data and maybe it would ...

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Check out the vitamin D poll thread. There is a interesting article there. Worth reading!

I honestly would not wait on an appointment in the near future!! I would call and explain things to the doctors office and if they can't see him immediately I would take him to the ER. If it is a stroke,time is very crucial. If caught early,things can usually be reversed. That is just what I would d...

Also.. I read an interesting article that said vitamin D is not even a vitamin it's a hormone and it does play a role in regulating sleep. Here is a quote from the article, "Low D goofs up sleep. Most of the neu­ro­log­i­cal prob­lems my patients have are not directly related to D hor­mone, they ar...

I am just two weeks into cpap therapy and so far I think my depression is better. I won't know for sure till a few months have past but at this point I am hopeful to be able to come off my depression meds(with the help of my GP) in the not too far future and before starting cpap I wouldn't have give...

Breathe Jimbo wrote:

apsews wrote:I didn't know till now that low vitamin d went with sleep apnea.

Not sure what that means. Vitamin D supplementation will not cure sleep apnea.

I wasn't meaning that raising my vitamin d would help my OSA, I meant that I didn't know there was a connection before reading this post.

You could always have something by your bed like a book or the TV so you can keep the mask on and still be compliant.

Thanks guys!! Glad to know I am normal. Since changing mask on Wednesday I have been sleeping really well and very glad I am adjusting fairly easily. You all have been wonderful help!!

it is set at auto with pressure 5-10 and I can feel it when I pull it away from my face. Just wondering if this is normal.