Re: Should I quit with the Cpap?
Posted: Thu Oct 15, 2009 7:31 pm
[quote="Jirel"]
Any suggestions?
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Hi Jirel
I know that it is tough when you have multiple disabilities, but untreated sleep apnea can exacerbate, or cause, other problems. It sounds like you need a local support network; as well as cpaptalk. If you have a concern about your weight, then I would suggest checking out Overeaters Anonymous. It will probably take a few meetings to get to know people there, and find the support you need.
I notice you have a cat as your Avatar. You need look after yourself so that you can look after them. No matter what goes wrong with me, my cats are there for me, and I have to be there for them. Giving up on life may, I repeat may, solve my problems, but it will not be good for them.
There are a lot of good suggestions above, you have nothing to lose by trying them out.
Finally, there may be something for you in an old post of mine -
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=44824&p=400479#p400479
cheers
Mars
Any suggestions?
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Hi Jirel
I know that it is tough when you have multiple disabilities, but untreated sleep apnea can exacerbate, or cause, other problems. It sounds like you need a local support network; as well as cpaptalk. If you have a concern about your weight, then I would suggest checking out Overeaters Anonymous. It will probably take a few meetings to get to know people there, and find the support you need.
I notice you have a cat as your Avatar. You need look after yourself so that you can look after them. No matter what goes wrong with me, my cats are there for me, and I have to be there for them. Giving up on life may, I repeat may, solve my problems, but it will not be good for them.
There are a lot of good suggestions above, you have nothing to lose by trying them out.
Finally, there may be something for you in an old post of mine -
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=44824&p=400479#p400479
cheers
Mars