Hey College Girl!!

General Discussion on any topic relating to CPAP and/or Sleep Apnea.
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Hey College Girl!!

Post by preemiern » Sat Sep 30, 2006 8:59 pm

Just wondering--did you ever get around to ordering that Canadian online? Just wondering cuz' i was thinking of trying it myself--would have to be a hosehead though!!

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Post by CollegeGirl » Sat Sep 30, 2006 9:01 pm

Sadly, no. Apparently Canadians don't accept Monopoly money, which is all us poor broke college kids have.

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Post by SelfSeeker » Sun Oct 01, 2006 6:48 am

I am glad to see that OSA people have a sense of humor. I am hoping the fatigue will disipate and the real me will break free.
I can do this, I will do this.

My disclaimer: I'm not a doctor, nor have I ever worked in the health care field Just my personal opinions.

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Post by NyNurse33 » Sun Oct 01, 2006 7:06 am

SelfSeeker wrote:I am glad to see that OSA people have a sense of humor. I am hoping the fatigue will disipate and the real me will break free.
Funny that you should say that, you know the RT's @ the lab where I went were real nice and accommodating and they said they can always tell when a patient comes in and has OSA. They say, that we don't smile much, are cranky, don't have a sense of humor, not social, etc. 3 years ago, I thought I suffered a personality change and went to my MD about the fact that I was real short with my kids, husband, etc. Had no more patience, and was all of a sudden anxious over stupid things, like all of a sudden out of the past 14 years of driving, I would panic over driving in the snow. Hello!!! I live in the northeast, couldn't be an option. Well 2 different anti-depressants later ( I gave them up last year), come to find out, its all related to OSA. Well needless to say one of the improvements in the short time of therapy is that the "real me" is starting to come back and I'm sure my family appreciates it, although they would never understand that it has anything to do with "this snoring, not sleeping well thing".
~Melissa~

The best bridge between despair and hope is a good night's sleep. ~E. Joseph Cossman

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Post by Patrick A » Sun Oct 01, 2006 12:26 pm


No wonder I'm Crude ,Rude and Socially unacceptable.
Funny that you should say that, you know the RT's @ the lab where I went were real nice and accommodating and they said they can always tell when a patient comes in and has OSA. They say, that we don't smile much, are cranky, don't have a sense of humor, not social, etc. 3 years ago

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