Which way hose please
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chunkyfrog
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Re: Which way hose please
Burkebang: I have put the question in a PM.
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scooter133
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Re: Which way hose please
bobdylan wrote:Hi Guys i wonder if you can help me please , which way do you have your hose, resting on your shoulder & neck , or over the top of your head resting on your pillow , Thankyou for your answers ,Bob
Mine goes up past my forehead on to the pillow and then along the headboard to the machine. I toss and turn all night and it does not seem to be an issue with my movement.
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Re: Which way hose please
I sleep facing the center of the bed, away from my machine. The hose goes down toward my chest, and then across my body to the machine. If I roll over for a short time, it hangs directly down, and sometimes feels heavy. Most of the time, I am completely unaware of it. I do keep it on top of the covers as I feel like it is being pulled on if it is under the covers.
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Who would have thought it would be this challenging to sleep and breathe at the same time?
Re: Which way hose please
Mine goes up, up, up...
I really like the ingenuity of CFrog's solution. But I don't have any fishing poles laying about.
Saw this recommended by another forum member a while back. Have been very happy with it. It's inexpensive (~$10.), easy to "install", and very portable. Arm is loose enough to follow your movements. The hose loop is secure while allowing easy adjustment.
North American Healthcare JB5651 - CPAP Hose Holder
I really like the ingenuity of CFrog's solution. But I don't have any fishing poles laying about.
Saw this recommended by another forum member a while back. Have been very happy with it. It's inexpensive (~$10.), easy to "install", and very portable. Arm is loose enough to follow your movements. The hose loop is secure while allowing easy adjustment.
North American Healthcare JB5651 - CPAP Hose Holder
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