I saw this photo in our local newspaper today and it mades me:
1. laugh
2. think this man will never need CPAP as his airways must be enormous
3. sympathise as some nights I feel a bit like this when the pressure is up
4. appreciate my CPAP machine and what it does for me
http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20 ... -farm-show
Things could be worse or maybe just funnier?
Things could be worse or maybe just funnier?
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Last edited by snoozysue on Mon Jan 10, 2011 12:35 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Things could be worse or maybe just funnier?
Thanks for sharing.
Kathy (Who is very glad for not needing a leaf blower.)
Kathy (Who is very glad for not needing a leaf blower.)
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Re: Things could be worse or maybe just funnier?
I am glad that I saw this picture in the morning. I don't need the night time competition for the recurring stuffed goose dreams that this would inspire if I'd seen it just before going to bed. LOL.
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