kteague wrote:What mask works for one may be a nightmare for another.
Yeah, I know...keep hoping that someone else has had a similar enough experience to have some suggestions that will magically fix everything .
kteague wrote:While I can satisfactorily use the Breeze and CL2, the last few weeks I've been using the TwilightNP (AKA all those other names). I'm a side sleeper and rarely spring a leak. Some stomach sleepers on here have reported using it without a problem...
Hmmm...I liked the 1st Breeze I had, until I broke it . The last one I have I was never able to get to fit quite as well.
kteague wrote:Is it worth it to try to improve your cpap experience even after all this time? Well, if you don't think your treatment has reached its full potential, why not?
Yeah! Been kinda burnt out at work and I realize a little foggy headed a lot of the time, so I started re-engaging with my doc, but we haven't been able to come up with a mask that's really consistently comfortable all night.
