Not such a goodknight

General Discussion on any topic relating to CPAP and/or Sleep Apnea.
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dsm
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Post by dsm » Thu Jun 07, 2007 9:55 pm

Christine,
I know you addressed your post to someone else but am wanting to add my own reply.

Yes you have been very mild in the past (2006 & before), but what I see of late is someone 'full of beans' and firing on all 8 cylinders. If that is what a Vpap Adapt SV has done for you 'I gotta have one' (just joking my PB330 is doing just great )

I suspect tangents was reacting to your burst of energy rather than the very well explained & detailed points you were trying to make. Also I think the 'scaring newbies with CA bogeymen' issue may not have come across for some others as well as it did for me (& I assume RG & SAG).

Re the summary points ...

Very neat cohesive & tidy set of points (can I borrow them )

An excellent focus on a complex, & to many people scary, aspect of SA - I hope my own message got thru, that it is a very normal process to think we are being affected by centrals when it is likely not the case.

Again, thanks for some very insightful observations & your sensitivity in the other interpersonal matters.

DSM
xPAP and Quattro std mask (plus a pad-a-cheek anti-leak strap)

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Post by tangents » Fri Jun 08, 2007 8:49 am

Christine,

Thanks for your summary of Centrals. Your comments (after taking away the question marks ) agree with everything I've read, and where I haven't read enough yet, they seem very logical.

Take Care,
Cathy