**UPDATE****

I have had my Silent nite for two nights now and I can tell a small difference My jaw hurts, a bit but I know that'll go away over time

So hopefully in a few days / weeks I'll be able to know for sure if it's working.

That what i was thinking if I have to go the surgery route. People get their tonsils out all the time. One of the guys I work with was surprised I still had my tonsils. But I got my appliance today so tonight I shall see if It makes a difference. Though I doubt I'll notice any difference for a few d...

Did the sleep doc discuss with you positional therapy? no, but i go to sleep and wake up on my side. not to mention my husband complains about my stealing the covers and rolling over to one side and staying there. And I already keep my head propped up with two pillows. When we are due for a new mat...

***UPDATE****

I got a call today informing me that my Silent Nite came in early and I go in TOMORROW to see if it fits right

Almost a whole week early. I'm so HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sadly I do not know any Candaians to buy me one. But with so many different options I wouldn't know what one I need and I don't have the money to play the trial and error game. But my oral Appliance gets in on the 29th and I'm so excited at the chance to finally wake-up refreshed. but also nervous t...

I am getting ready to move from SC to WA so I'll get a new ENT and a new opinion on options if the Silent Nite doesn't work. But my insurance wont pay for a CPAP unless my AHI is 5. Mine was 4.4 I'm hoping the Silent Nite will work and I'll sleep amazing. I can't remember the last time I felt rested...

Sadly my insurance wont pay for CPAP unless your AHI is above 5. They are paying for my Silent Nite though. And if that doesn't work the ENT wants to try surgery since I have all that extra tissue and that would be a "cure" instead of CPAP which just the deadly symptoms so you have sleep apnea, but ...

Sometime these can bring light to conditions not well known by the public though.

MTV's True Life did a segment look at neurofibromitois a condition that affect 1 in 3000 people.
But yet, hardly anyone has ever heard of it.
but sometimes it is just a look at this weirdo.

So I had a sleep study done back in July and that resulted in Sleep Efficiency 93.4% 46 Abnormal Breathing events with 29 arousals 15 RERAs Longest Event 19.3 Seconds Apnea/hypopnea index 4.4 Apnea/hypopnea/RERA index 6.5 5 O2 levels below 90% with the lowest being 80% (I was 99% on room area during...