Looking for a Sleep Center in Canada or USA?

[LoQ]

You might find one here:
http://www.sleepcenters.org/index.aspx

[Billy6]

I've never seen a sleep center. My doctor told me to take a machine home, hook up the finger and nose sensors, put in the disk, turn the sensor machine, on and bring it back the next day. A month later I get a call from Apria, whom Ive never heard of before, to come down and pick up my prescription, ASAP. That is when I was introduced to a full face mask and a blower. I still hate to climb into it each nite, but it doesn't bother me anymore. I'm just not going to make it into some sort of existential experience. When my sentence is up, I'll throw it all away.

[Paul56]

Ummm... there is more than 2 provinces in Canada.

[freepostg]

Here you go..Canada it is!

http://www.css.to/centers.html

[LoQ]

Ummm... there is more than 2 provinces in Canada.

Yes, I noticed that they only listed 2. It's one of the reasons I used the word "might" instead of "can" or "will" or something more definite.

On the positive side, at least they did try to get some of the Canadian centers on their site. I give them props for that, at least.

[One Tired Puppy]

Ummm... there is more than 2 provinces in Canada.

Paul,

I thought the two on the left side of the US were Alaska and Hawaii...

I'm a Canadian but remember Alaska and Hawaii becoming States of the U.S.
Am I right or am I wrong?

I must be older than you, in fact I'm sure Iam.


Anne

[One Tired Puppy]

Ummm... there is more than 2 provinces in Canada.

Paul,

I thought the two on the left side of the US were Alaska and Hawaii...

I'm a Canadian but remember Alaska and Hawaii becoming States of the U.S.
Am I right or am I wrong?

I must be older than you, in fact I'm sure Iam.


Anne

Oooops!

I didn't scroll down so missed the two Canadian listings. Just chalk it up to my seniority