There really is no need for you to be so insulting.Julie wrote:"It is silly to think you can only post specifically CPAP problems here."
Why? It IS a Cpap forum and you do not get to decide what's fitting (no pun intended!) and what isn't. We've been here a lot longer than you and can choose what we respond to and how. You're a grown person who should by now be able to dress yourself.
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Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
Heck, I get my panties in a wad at least once a week and need to vent about it!!49er wrote:Since this is supposed to be an unmoderated forum in which any topic can be discussed, I am perplexed at the posts that have suggested this topic is not appropriate for discussion, especially since there have been a zillion posts on this forum that seem alot more OT than this one. Perhaps the awkwardness of the post is making people uncomfortable but do we really want to start picking and choosing what can be discussed here as if we start doing that, then essentially we are becoming a moderated board that various posters in this thread have spoken out against.
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Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
it's silly that you think you're going to get a reasonable answer here to your panties problems.fmj13 wrote:It is silly to think you can only post specifically CPAP problems here.palerider wrote:this isn't a sleep forum, it's a CPAP forum.fmj13 wrote:I am an apnea sufferer and this is the only sleep forum I post on.RogerSC wrote:Not at all sure what this has to do with cpap or sleep apnea?
try posting on wedgieproblemstalk.com
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Accounts to put on the foe list: dataq1, clownbell, gearchange, lynninnj, mper!?, DreamDiver, Geer1, almostadoctor, sleepgeek, ajack, stom, mogy, D.H., They often post misleading, timewasting stuff.
Accounts to put on the foe list: dataq1, clownbell, gearchange, lynninnj, mper!?, DreamDiver, Geer1, almostadoctor, sleepgeek, ajack, stom, mogy, D.H., They often post misleading, timewasting stuff.
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Thank you for making me smile.
The news gives me hives.
The news gives me hives.
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Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
yeah, me toochunkyfrog wrote:Thank you for making me smile.
The news gives me hives.
Get OSCAR
Accounts to put on the foe list: dataq1, clownbell, gearchange, lynninnj, mper!?, DreamDiver, Geer1, almostadoctor, sleepgeek, ajack, stom, mogy, D.H., They often post misleading, timewasting stuff.
Accounts to put on the foe list: dataq1, clownbell, gearchange, lynninnj, mper!?, DreamDiver, Geer1, almostadoctor, sleepgeek, ajack, stom, mogy, D.H., They often post misleading, timewasting stuff.
Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
Thank goodness, it's not our job to pick and chose. I'd guess 30% of the posts by people here are in the running. Mostly due to the posters inability to read or use a search function on the internet. JimLSAT wrote:I'd have to say that this is one of the dumbest posts I've seen since I have been on this board
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Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
Fmj13 is the second best troll on this forum.
Well done fmj13!
Well done fmj13!
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Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
I think that that wedgieproblemstalk.com link is broken.
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I don''t think you know what a troll is. It's too bad no one will give me a serious response, as if I had not already looked on google first. I'm just trying to get better sleep, like most people on this forum.deforeman wrote:Fmj13 is the second best troll on this forum.
Well done fmj13!
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Look in the mirror!fmj13 wrote:I don''t think you know what a troll is. It's too bad no one will give me a serious response, as if I had not already looked on google first. I'm just trying to get better sleep, like most people on this forum.deforeman wrote:Fmj13 is the second best troll on this forum.
Well done fmj13!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll
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Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
A troll is someone who posts something they don't believe to get a reaction. This is an issue that affects my sleep at time and I want to resolve it so I get better sleep. I should thank Wulfman as the only one to give me a helpful response. The other responses are not at all what I was hoping for. I won't post any more in this thread, obviously there is no point.LSAT wrote:Look in the mirror!fmj13 wrote:I don''t think you know what a troll is. It's too bad no one will give me a serious response, as if I had not already looked on google first. I'm just trying to get better sleep, like most people on this forum.deforeman wrote:Fmj13 is the second best troll on this forum.
Well done fmj13!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll
And to be clear, like I said in the first post, I wear boxers...
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As you may have noticed, there is an abundance of non-cpap discussion here.
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Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
To whoever deleted my post re the OP being an adult who should be able to dress himself... I have notified Carolyn of the deletion.
Re: side sleeper - need advice (awkward post)
You know when I first read the original post my initial thoughts were along the lines of many here.....making fun of the question and what went through my mind wasn't helpful so that's why I didn't respond. I get no joy in making flippant response that really all they do is make fun of what someone has said...but I do admit to thinking them. I am human after all and I come with all the same warts that everyone else does. No need to share my original thoughts...they weren't at all useful and in fact were quite more along the lines of smart ass remarks.
Now today...after I have had a particularly difficult past few days...I am looking at this through different eyes. Don't know why but I am so here are my thoughts.
Comfortable sleep is one of our priorities along with cpap use. Let's face it....if we aren't comfortable we don't sleep so great with or without our cpap stuff. It's not just mask comfort...it's comfort in all aspects of our bedtime routine. We often talk about all aspects of bed comfort...from bed pillows to mattresses and we are all fairly comfortable with it but when it comes to what we wear (or don't wear) to bed it seems like we get the that's TMI thoughts. I know that went through my mind along with some smart ass thoughts.
So I sit here drinking my morning coffee and trying to clear my head and think to myself "what would I do in this situation". It's hard for me because I have never had it happen to me but I have tried to strangle myself with whatever I have chosen to wear as a top. Usually a T shirt in my case and one of my husband's T shirts because he is so much larger than me. What would I do if it were the bottoms that I found were trying to strangle me? I would probably just take the damn things off and sleep commando... I know again probably TMI but with the oversized T shirt it long enough to cover the important areas in case of a house fire. Now I know some guys don't like commando because of the anatomical parts that tend to move around a lot and thus create other problems.
Boxers are just bigger and looser in most situations. I find them quite comfy myself and I have a pair of silk boxers (hubby hates them though I thought it was a helluva nice gift) that make really nice pj bottoms for me. They don't stick to my skin or ride up anywhere they shouldn't. They are big on me.
So...long story...this is going to be just another one of those YMMV things and you are going to have to try different things to see what works the best for you..
I think over sized might be a good starting point and don't laugh but try a good quality silk that is bigger than what you normally where. So maybe silk in a large than what you normally wear size.
Second experiment would be go totally in the other direction and something that doesn't have any extra material to move around...something like those undershorts that have legs...I think they are called trunk briefs or something like that. They go down the thighs...some further than others and go with the ones that go down further so it lessens the chance of crawling up. Those are what my husband prefers and when they get old and tired and too loose they start crawling up even in the daytime and he hates it so it's time to retire them.
Now today...after I have had a particularly difficult past few days...I am looking at this through different eyes. Don't know why but I am so here are my thoughts.
Comfortable sleep is one of our priorities along with cpap use. Let's face it....if we aren't comfortable we don't sleep so great with or without our cpap stuff. It's not just mask comfort...it's comfort in all aspects of our bedtime routine. We often talk about all aspects of bed comfort...from bed pillows to mattresses and we are all fairly comfortable with it but when it comes to what we wear (or don't wear) to bed it seems like we get the that's TMI thoughts. I know that went through my mind along with some smart ass thoughts.
So I sit here drinking my morning coffee and trying to clear my head and think to myself "what would I do in this situation". It's hard for me because I have never had it happen to me but I have tried to strangle myself with whatever I have chosen to wear as a top. Usually a T shirt in my case and one of my husband's T shirts because he is so much larger than me. What would I do if it were the bottoms that I found were trying to strangle me? I would probably just take the damn things off and sleep commando... I know again probably TMI but with the oversized T shirt it long enough to cover the important areas in case of a house fire. Now I know some guys don't like commando because of the anatomical parts that tend to move around a lot and thus create other problems.
Boxers are just bigger and looser in most situations. I find them quite comfy myself and I have a pair of silk boxers (hubby hates them though I thought it was a helluva nice gift) that make really nice pj bottoms for me. They don't stick to my skin or ride up anywhere they shouldn't. They are big on me.
So...long story...this is going to be just another one of those YMMV things and you are going to have to try different things to see what works the best for you..
I think over sized might be a good starting point and don't laugh but try a good quality silk that is bigger than what you normally where. So maybe silk in a large than what you normally wear size.
Second experiment would be go totally in the other direction and something that doesn't have any extra material to move around...something like those undershorts that have legs...I think they are called trunk briefs or something like that. They go down the thighs...some further than others and go with the ones that go down further so it lessens the chance of crawling up. Those are what my husband prefers and when they get old and tired and too loose they start crawling up even in the daytime and he hates it so it's time to retire them.
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