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GumbyCT wrote:Some are gonna hate me for this but hey get in line

Den reminds me of Derek Jeter - Man, Myth, or New York Yankee !!!!

fyi - That is a compliment Den, he's breaking all the records and is loved by all.

ps. this should bring SAG back to the plate to take one more swing

I gotta say that I was blown away when I saw "StillAnotherGuest" post......and reach the 1000-post mark.....regardless of what he stated in his April post.
I've always cherished his presence and contributions to this forum......in whatever persona he's using at the time.
Thanks, Dave.


Den

thanx den for all you've done.

i guess you're not done yet though 10003 and counting now

it's amazing how you see things so clearly. wonder how many you've taught to pull thier heads out of the sand (thier arse really)

now can you fix the economy,repave the roads,and end wars for all times???????

keep on keeping on!!!

Congrtas Wulfman,

You. Rested Gal and a few others have helped me enormously just by your posting! ! !

Many people like me, Read more than we post, so you know why your posts are so important and greatly appreciated.

Rest Well.....

Den, can't think of anything that hasn't already been said, so I'll just say my version of the same. I too appreciate your willingness to share the knowledge gained through your own cpap experience. I came on board in 2006, and I began to see the roles the regulars played. There were welcomers, nurturers, empathizers, tough love(rs), fact finders (just to name a few), and most people could dabble in other roles as needed. I saw you primarily as a stabilizer on the forum, with plenty of substance and little fluff. Thanks for the role you play in the dynamics here at cpaptalk. 10,000 posts - WOW!
Kathy

I want to join in to Congratulate Wulfman on his milestone. I know that the amount of education and encouragement he has provided has been priceless to so many.
I want to thank you Wulfman for teaching me so much about this therapy. May you breathe easily and sleep soundly every night and know that you have done a good thing here.

Karen

Den,
You were there for me when I first started CPAP, over two years ago, and I can't thank you enough. You have also saved me hours and hours of time that I would have wasted cleaning my already clean hose and humidifier tank. You were right! Two years and still clean.

To All of You who have perfected your own therapy and still hang around to help others, a big THANK YOU!!

Bev

"3. If just 1% of this posts helped someone else stay on CPAP, Wulfman is personally responsible for saving the lives of 100 people." i'd venture to say he has helped many more than that ! thanks wulfman, kudos brother

Thanks for sharing Wulfman, you make it all make sense!

Thank You Wulfman for taking the time to help myself and others CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Den

Thanks for looking over my shoulder, and making sure I got it right, and for guiding me when I got it wrong or just didn't know.

All done with patience and respect.

Congratulations

cheers

Mars

I've been away from the forum for quite a while (dealing with some non-cpap-related things), and am SO glad I stopped in today. I would have been so disappointed to miss this chance to add my two cents.

Den, the reason you're getting so many warm-hearted thoughts is that we all know you didn't make all those posts in order to make all those posts. Yes, you're a social creature (as wolves are... ha) and you love to take part in discussions (serious stuff AND silly stuff), but it's obvious when somebody's writing in order to "hear" the sound of their own voice. That's not you.

Some are born helpers, and you're one of them. AND you know what you're talking about.... a rare thing, indeed. Thank you so much for sacrificing your time, helping so many (myself included) and being willing to repeat yourself hundreds -- thousands?? -- of times (the toughest job, imo). Ten thousand plus posts certainly is impresssive, but I, for one, would love to know how many times you've patiently dug up your instructions on getting into a particular cpap's "secret" menu and posted them instead of saying something like, "Get a life, you lazy a$$!!! You CAN read, can't you??? And can you see the search box above??? Why should we spoon-feed you, when the information's already here, if you'd just invest some time in your therapy!!! Do you have any idea how many times we've already answered this question???" (hmmm.... did I just channel Snoredog?) as most would be tempted to do. (Instead, most think, "Oh, I don't need to bother with that.... Den'll do it. Pshew!!!") Thank you, Den, for patiently answering the same questions again and again in your kind and patient way. Thanks, too, for being willing to use that 2X4 when we've needed it... with light padding, no less. Much appreciated... mostly... usually.

I also saw that you've recently retired.... congrats on that, too (she said as she gritted her green-with-envy teeth). Spend some of your moldy money, get yourself one of those horribly expensive fishing and/or hunting licenses and enjoy your well-earned available time.

Kudos, my friend, and thank you.

Marsha

Den you clearly have gone above and beyond.

I sure would like to buy you a beer

Yes, Den, we are so fortunate you are Ours.

Can't begin to count the number of times your experience, wisdom, and no-nonsense approach has benefited me as well. That you stick with us all is a major miracle in itself.

Thank-you's aren't adequate. Wish I could say that the gift of your own personal jet w/pilot is on it's way, but can't! But come Thanksgiving, you will be mentioned with appreciation and gratitude.

patzee

There are names whose posts I always want to read. Of course, yours is one of them. Thanks for all your work on this forum. Your help is amazingly far-reaching!

Congrats amigo!

I don't stop by here much anymore. But glad to see an old friend still trying to make that 20,000th post

Take care yourself!!