Call For Help: Explain CPAPtalk In 50 Words or Less

General Discussion on any topic relating to CPAP and/or Sleep Apnea.
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Post by DME Daddy » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:41 pm

Slightly different angle.

Anyone working with sleep apnea patients would serve those patients well by telling them about the best CPAP education and support on the planet, CpapTalk.com. This vibrant community of dedicated cpap users provides accurate answers and support fast and free. Happy patients, successfully managing their treatment are the result.

Who says guests are totally useless? I tried.


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Post by ozij » Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:48 pm

DME Daddy wrote:Who says guests are totally useless?
Who says a guest with a name is a guest...

After all, you are not one of the YKWs ("you know who"s).
O.

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cpaptalk.com

Post by kteague » Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:28 am

cpaptalk.com is an online health community dedicated to the support and success of cpap users worldwide, an excellent resource on all things cpap and more.


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Post by alnhwrd » Thu Mar 27, 2008 12:40 am

CPAPtalk.com is an online community of new and experianced CPAP users who share knowledge, ideas, encouragement, frustrations, humor and tears as they grow and learn together about incorporating CPAP therapy into their lives and the lives of those around them.


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Post by NightHawkeye » Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:04 am

Babette wrote: . . . being of the Sesame Street generation, I like sound bites.

LOL,
Baby Babs
Well, Babs, your original and my additions will never work. They're direct and threatening. Too many qualifiers and legal disclaimers needed.

Instead, maybe:
Frustrated with CPAP? Wonder how others manage? Need to vent?
CPAPTALK.com - an impertinent forum for all things CPAP
Real success stories, wild theories, real support, unfounded conjecture, real friends,
Encouragement, frustrations, knowledge, humor and tears, learning
CPAPTALK.com - a real Oasis in an impersonal, uncaring world


Word count = 45. What ya think, Babs?


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Post by RipVW » Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:13 am

Thought I'd throw one out there too!

CPAPTALK.COM—people helping people through information exchange, support and encouragement regarding sleep apnea and CPAP. Ask, listen & learn. Knowledge is Power!

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Post by deerslayer » Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:38 am

cpaptalk.com is the all inclusive cyber encyclopedia / dictionary frequented by physicians , patients , and family members concerned with sleep apnea / osd. cpaptalk is a place where ordinary people from all around the world can gather knowledge & support in a very personal way in the quest to understand & better treat sleep apnea ..........................................p.s. the dog really did eat my homework

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Post by dieselgal » Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:45 am

[quote="RipVW"]Thought I'd throw one out there too!

CPAPTALK.COM—people helping people through information exchange, support and encouragement regarding sleep apnea and CPAP. Ask, listen & learn. Knowledge is Power!

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Post by Guest » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:09 am

I'm with you, Hawkeye!

You know, you were always my favorite character on MASH.

LOL,
Babs

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Post by Guest » Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:34 am

cpaptalk: the place to go for the "real world" explanations, support, help and answers that your doctor or dme already think they gave you.

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Post by sleepie » Thu Mar 27, 2008 10:06 am

C aring
P eople
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K nowledge

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Post by Guest » Thu Mar 27, 2008 2:17 pm

Ah Sleepie! That's a winner!

In fact, I think that's a t-shirt!

LOL,
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Post by KAZ » Thu Mar 27, 2008 2:24 pm

CPAPtalk.com is a cyber oasis where everybody knows your name,and is willing to exchange knowledge and encouragement as we all work toward improving the treatment of Sleep Apnea. You will be among friends.

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Post by NightHawkeye » Thu Mar 27, 2008 3:10 pm

Babette wrote:I'm with you, Hawkeye!

You know, you were always my favorite character on MASH.

LOL,
Babs
Ya know, the Hawkeyes are the football team of Univ of Iowa, too. I tried that moniker first but it was rejected. Next, I tried NightHawk. It, too, was rejected by CPAPtalk. Dejected at that point, I simply combined the two into NHE which was accepted. Go figure...

BTW, the mascot of U of I is named Herkie.

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Post by -SWS » Thu Mar 27, 2008 7:32 pm

NightHawkeye wrote: Instead, maybe:
Frustrated with CPAP? Wonder how others manage? Need to vent?
CPAPTALK.com - an impertinent forum for all things CPAP
Real success stories, wild theories, real support, unfounded conjecture, real friends,
Encouragement, frustrations, knowledge, humor and tears, learning
CPAPTALK.com - a real Oasis in an impersonal, uncaring world


Word count = 45.
Hey, Bill- You can always insert an off-the-shelf mic test to get that word count up to exactly 50: "Mic check... one, two, three..."

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