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Amess wrote: Get a J-O-B

I think the 'average' age here is 65 and up. Thanks, but no thanks.

Good bye Chunky

Amess wrote:Good bye Chunky

I wish we could say adios Amess

[quote="Amess"]I have only been here a week. I have only known about my sleep things for a month. The best thing I can do is dismiss myself from ignorant people who do not really want help but just want to make trouble. Get a J-O-B[/quote]


Actually our (and we are volunteers) JOB is to help new patients like you that do not have a clue. Most of us have been at this for many years and have been through the newby bit and have been so thankful that we had help along the way from forum members with more experience than us. Its what this forum is all about ... paying it forward!!
Cheers and good luck on your journey of learning .
Nan

AMESS wrote:Heres one for you. Because I was getting terrible headaches from inflamed nasal membranes , I asked a professional what to do. She told me coat my nose with k-y jelly, and put the humidity on automatic. I wondered about it but decided to try it. Again a good reason for insurance so you can see these people and get the problem solved. Wala it works. Plz dont challange me. No joke! Water soluable and it does the job. How nice I have an answer.

K Y will work as will vaseline but both are too slippery for me, I prefer Lansinoh which is tackier and helps to seal leaks. Some of the old school folks will say vaseline will ruin the mask by eating it, I have not found that to be true. But before you try anything new like that make sure you have a spare mask and try new things with the old mask just to be sure you don't mess something up.

I think the reason the old school RT's would say not to use vaseline has something to due with breathing it in. If you remember when we were young mom would put Vick's VapoRub inside our nostrils and that has petroleum jelly in it.

AMESS wrote: Wala it works. Plz dont challange me. No joke! Water soluable and it does the job. How nice I have an answer.

<sigh> sorry but this is a particular internet pet peeve. it SOUNDS like "wala" but is actually VOILA, a french word.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/voil%C3%A0

zonker wrote:[<sigh> sorry but this is a particular internet pet peeve. it SOUNDS like "wala" but is actually VOILA, a french word.

Irregardless, her point was good.

Amess wrote:I have only been here a week. I have only known about my sleep things for a month. The best thing I can do is dismiss myself from ignorant people who do not really want help but just want to make trouble. Get a J-O-B

I have started working part time when I was 17 years old and continued to work part time while going to school until I joined the military for twenty years. After retiring from the military, I worked 30 years in aerospace. I don't need to get a job. I done my part.

grammarian wrote:

zonker wrote:[<sigh> sorry but this is a particular internet pet peeve. it SOUNDS like "wala" but is actually VOILA, a french word.

Irregardless, her point was good.

i'm sorry; what was the point?

zonker wrote:

grammarian wrote:

zonker wrote:[<sigh> sorry but this is a particular internet pet peeve. it SOUNDS like "wala" but is actually VOILA, a french word.

Irregardless, her point was good.

i'm sorry; what was the point?

Seriously, I serve you up a softball like that and you wiff on it?

I figured if "wala" bugged you then surely "irregardless" . . . never mind, if you have to explain it . . .

grammarian wrote:

zonker wrote:

grammarian wrote:

zonker wrote:[<sigh> sorry but this is a particular internet pet peeve. it SOUNDS like "wala" but is actually VOILA, a french word.

Irregardless, her point was good.

i'm sorry; what was the point?

Seriously, I serve you up a softball like that and you wiff on it?

I figured if "wala" bugged you then surely "irregardless" . . . never mind, if you have to explain it . . .

oh! getting a bit slow in me old age. i'm so used to "irregardless" that i don't notice it anymore!

AMESS wrote:Heres one for you. Because I was getting terrible headaches from inflamed nasal membranes , I asked a professional what to do. She told me coat my nose with k-y jelly, and put the humidity on automatic. I wondered about it but decided to try it. Again a good reason for insurance so you can see these people and get the problem solved. Wala it works. Plz dont challange me. No joke! Water soluable and it does the job. How nice I have an answer.

Hey, if you want to lube up your face, why should we care?

amess wrote:Do shut up. The comment came from a pulmonoligist. The fact is it worked and I did not have to deal with your answer is fabulous. . Do u think I make this stuff up? Don't make comments when you dont know. Sleep apena is a serious problem. You do what you have to in order to get relief. Period!

Well, yes, it does sound like the kind of fanciful, know nothing stuff you've been spewing.

chunkyfrog wrote:K-Y was suggested by a forum member several YEARS AGO.
If this forum is as useless as you suggest, WHY ARE YOU HERE?

It's what happens when they come out from under their bridges.

Amess wrote:I have only been here a week. I have only known about my sleep things for a month. The best thing I can do is dismiss myself from ignorant people who do not really want help but just want to make trouble. Get a J-O-B

Save us from ignorant newbie know-it-alls. :sigh:

Are you a teenager? You seem to think you know everything.