First night with CPAP

[rocketdork]

I had my first night of "sleep" with my CPAP machine. It took forever to fall asleep, but I don't recall waking up a lot. A little sleepy today, but not any more than normal, so I guess that's good.

I'll have to work on adjusting the mask a little better. The bridge of my nose is a bit sore and red.

The fun part was when I woke my Sig. Other this morning...she said "you can't use that machine any more...I can't sleep, its TOO QUIET".

[crossfit]

LOL. Enough people have said their partners took a bit of time to get used to the quiet that I asked my hubby what his experience was. He said it is really odd to wake up in the night and have it be quiet.

[Kumbakaran]

Heya rocketdork,

My wife too said the same. She now even pokes me to see if I am alive (exagerating).

First night's rough for sure, but it does get better.

[bucsfan0713]

IThe fun part was when I woke my Sig. Other this morning...she said "you can't use that machine any more...I can't sleep, its TOO QUIET".
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Too funny! I hope my hubby can come back in the bedroom soon, he has been in the guest room for the last year due to very loud snoring, I went in to check on him at 2:45 am (first night on machine) and there was no snoring just a quiet whooshing sound from his machine. So maybe he can come back to our room soon!
Good luck to you!

[JeffH]

Now that my GF's on the hose, I can relate. No more snoring, jerking around in bed, and gasping for breath.....thank God.

[bap40]

My husband says he checks me anytime he wakes up to see if I am still breathing. He also says that any noise coming from any part of the equipment doesn't bother him in the least.