I'm gettin sick of bitching about my CPAP thing so I'll tell you what I ...did .... do.
I got some reading glasses and bent the earpieces so they fit over the mask. Presto... they stay on and I can read myself to sleep.
(this has probably been posted before, but it was a biggie for me)
A ....good....hint.
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A ....good....hint.
(Male, 74 yrs old, 6', 250 lbs down from 354 a few years back
but plateaued against further loss anything short of starving.
Starting pressure 8.0 cm ramps up to 11 during night.
Not using humidifier.
but plateaued against further loss anything short of starving.
Starting pressure 8.0 cm ramps up to 11 during night.
Not using humidifier.
Re: A ....good....hint.
Cool, whatever works to help you use your CPAP.Napnea wrote:I'm gettin sick of bitching about my CPAP thing so I'll tell you what I ...did .... do.
I got some reading glasses and bent the earpieces so they fit over the mask. Presto... they stay on and I can read myself to sleep.
(this has probably been posted before, but it was a biggie for me)
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chunkyfrog
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Re: A ....good....hint.
I started out with masks that had forehead "pressure application devices".
With Rx glasses, I avoided bending them, but threading them in after the mask was on was like
solving a wire puzzle! It worked, but I had to do it with my eyes shut.
You will find many creative folks here:
Just search lab ratting . . . or Franken mask
With Rx glasses, I avoided bending them, but threading them in after the mask was on was like
solving a wire puzzle! It worked, but I had to do it with my eyes shut.
You will find many creative folks here:
Just search lab ratting . . . or Franken mask
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library lady
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Re: A ....good....hint.
I didn't think of that when I was using my Quattro air, thought I'd gotten around that problem with my F10 but no such luck... the nose bridge is so thick I can't get them in the right place. Great idea for drugstore reading glasses though!chunkyfrog wrote:I started out with masks that had forehead "pressure application devices".
With Rx glasses, I avoided bending them, but threading them in after the mask was on was like
solving a wire puzzle! It worked, but I had to do it with my eyes shut.
You will find many creative folks here:
Just search lab ratting . . . or Franken mask
Now using AirFit F10 mask; Quattro Air is backup mask. RemZzzz mask liners with both.
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Day_Dreamer
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Re: A ....good....hint.
As I mentioned in your other post it gets easier
It will take some work but hopefully you'll out the mask on and go straight to sleep. (it took me about 2 months to get to that point)
Once asleep hopefully you'll sleep with little interuptions. ( I am 6 month into it and just reaching this blissful phase)
Take control of this and own it!
It will take some work but hopefully you'll out the mask on and go straight to sleep. (it took me about 2 months to get to that point)
Once asleep hopefully you'll sleep with little interuptions. ( I am 6 month into it and just reaching this blissful phase)
Take control of this and own it!
Re: A ....good....hint.
Day_Dreamer wrote:As I mentioned in your other post it gets easier
It will take some work but hopefully you'll out the mask on and go straight to sleep. (it took me about 2 months to get to that point)
Once asleep hopefully you'll sleep with little interuptions. ( I am 6 month into it and just reaching this blissful phase)
Take control of this and own it!
I agree......When I put on my mask, I turn off the TV and go to sleep.
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