Free Downloaded Guide to Sleep Disorders/Sleep Apnea

A link to a free (absolutely no CC needed or anything, just sign up) guide for those who may be suffering from sleep apnea. Just sign up and you will be able to download a guide to Sleep Disorders.

http://www.mb01.com/lnk.asp?o=1621&c=918273&a=30215

What makes this guide you're pushing better than those that don't even request a sign on?
Who wrote it?
Who are you - registered a minute before posting the link to an unknown site - that we should trust you and click on your links?

The following is abolutely free, and no sign on need either.
http://www.resmed.com/en-us/clinicians/ ... 40x380.swf

And other companies have absolutely free, and good explanations of the therapy and the technology too.
As does http://www.mayoclinic.com
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/sleep-apnea/DS00148

As do other reliable sites: e.g. the web site of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine http://www.sleepeducation.com/

O.

True this asks for your sign up info but you could always just put fake info in. It's really not a big deal. I am a sleep apnea sufferer and thought this would be a handy guide. I'm sorry if anyone gets upset.

We are a shifty minded bunch here. After being deprived of oxygen for so long and now that we get it on a regular basis, we are quick to suspect anyone who wants us to take our eye off the ball ... urr I mean CPAP or whatever.

Thanks for the link but I bet you will get a lot (a whole lot!) more info about apnea if you stick around and participate on this forum.

Ok. I will check it out. I was searching for more info on Sleep Apnea and came across this site. I've had it for 6 years diagnosed (I'm 23) but haven't had insurance in 2 years and use a broken machine.

Well gosh darn! ... you're gonn'a fit right in this here forum. Welcome!!

Our motto here is "take control of your own apnea treatment or stop whinning".

Really, this forum is the only source anyone really needs ... do a search or ask lots of questions or both

Look no further, you're home!

SleepingBetterCPAP wrote:Ok. I will check it out. I was searching for more info on Sleep Apnea and came across this site. I've had it for 6 years diagnosed (I'm 23) but haven't had insurance in 2 years and use a broken machine.

Well, you've come to the right place. There's a lot of practical knowledge in this forum.

Another place you might find helpful is cpapauction.com. You can get some very good deals on working cpap machines there. And cpap.com has some affordable new machines, too--at prices considerably below what you'd be asked to pay at most local medical supply stores.

Anyway, I hope you find some help here.

nath

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