Which machine best for tracking

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fredpb
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Which machine best for tracking

Post by fredpb » Wed Sep 12, 2007 11:12 pm

Well, as I have said in other posts, my DME "has my M Series Pro on backorder", for two weeks now. Do you think this is reasonable???? I can't help thinking these people are just jerking me around, especially since they won't return calls.

There are four other DME's in Greenwood.

But, what is the best machine and software for tracking sleep stuff like the Pro does?

I get no follow up from doctor, so I guess I will track myself. I do that with my diabetes.

If I have too, I will buy my own machine. I don't want to, but health is primary.

I have a lot of trouble sleeping lately. My mental illness (bipolar, depression, schizophrenia) is doing this I think. Well, not just lately, for years. But I expected more good sleep from this CPAP stuff.

The therapy does work. When I do sleep with the machine I don't wake up short of breath.

And waking up using a nasal mask with my mouth opening and playing jet engine is exciting.

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Post by Snoredog » Thu Sep 13, 2007 1:41 am

the machine that does the best job at recording details in my opinion is the 420e and Silverling software. Very simple software to install.

someday science will catch up to what I'm saying...

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Post by Guest » Thu Sep 13, 2007 2:25 am

[quote="Snoredog"]the machine that does the best job at recording details in my opinion is the 420e and Silverling software. Very simple software to install.

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Re: Which machine best for tracking

Post by Sergey45 » Thu Sep 13, 2007 5:16 am

Yeh, but it’s seems like he needs Encore Pro for Respironics