My first thought also...
The way his head was up on 3 pillows...seems like he decided to pass on CPAP that night. Bad decision....
I would trust pillows only when my power is out.

Consulted an oral surgeon regarding a possible procedure and when I told him I had sleep apnea, he called that a male disease which I took issue with as a thin female. But I gave up when he persisted and said that about 75% of the sleep apnea cases consisted of men who were overweight. I was afraid...

Anyone with experience with the oracle? How do you hold it in your mouth all night? Please register so that proper responses can be sent to you. Until then, please read my post on the Oracle mask - link in the signature block below. I assure you that JDS74's post will get you on your way, the right...

@JDS74...you have helped me so much this year...

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL

I used to talk out loud to myself...
" The light is turning yellow...slow down and get ready to stop"
"Ok..green light now...go!"
" Get in the right lane...Watch for the next turn as you have to turn right there..."

https://www.wakeuptosleep.com/blog/2015 ... port=false

Hope my link works...the email linked to their blog. I did not read it all.

I had to use the nose plugs at first. One night I forgot to put them in and found I did not breath through my nose...so just never bothered with them again. I make liners out of soft material, like t-shirt. It is a 2 x 5 inch strip. I fold it in half and cut an + shape..one inch long. This liner goe...

I am an iPad person. I have discovered the refurbished products, from Apple. You get the full warranty but at a lower price. I also look just a bit after the new products come out! I really made sure I had plenty of memory when I bought my iPad Air, as I use graphic apps. I did the flower (my image)...

My only problem is that it is usually on the top shelf! Once when I could not find it, I spoke to management and it appeared.

What being able to raise the head of the bed does for me...it allows me to get good results from lower pressures. I am a medically necessary back sleeper. I have tested my results, via SleepyHead, against difference levels of the head of my bed. Lower pressures mean less leaks with my mask.

The new Dream Mapper and SleepyHead seem to be reading slight differences for me. Dream Mapper doesn't have details before 10/11 but here's the info for a few days this week: (ca stands for centrals on DM and for clear airway on SH only because that is what they recorded) 10/11 DM: AHI=2, ca=1, oa=...

Thanks for the update. Love Sleepyhead for detail also. This looks better now, for quick checks.

I have to sleep on my back for medical reasons. I have used multiple masks and have solved the dropping jaw issue by using either a chin strap or the soft cervical collar. You can do it...just have to find the method and/or mask, strap, collar combo that works for you. I tried the shirt with the ten...

I have the PR 760 and it does the warm up just fine, but seems to stop after that. Since under one month, I am getting a humidifier replacement.

Going to find the Ora-gel mouth gel as the Biotene gel does not last long enough for me.

Got my S9 BIPAP Auto from him...super service and price!