There are nearly fifty-eight thousand returns when searching for the combined terms "Hitchcock" and "muffin":Muffy wrote:In an uncanny coincidence, did you notice how Muffy similarly makes a cameo appearance in all of her posts?blizzardboy wrote:Aaah, those words...they cause me to feel inside like birds flying in a frenzy through the torn curtain of the rear window.
Now I know how Neo felt when he first saw the ones and zeroes...-SWS wrote: There are nearly fifty-eight thousand returns when searching for the combined terms "Hitchcock" and "muffin":
Uncanny coincidence?
...Me thinks not.
Yeah, but **only you** suffer! That is the good part .....blizzardboy wrote: BTW, I am currently compiling my summary of this thread. I will post it soon to get strategy for D-day sorted and down pat with you all. After all, WE are in this together, right? All for one, one for all?
Ol' Al was a sneaky one!-SWS wrote:There are nearly fifty-eight thousand returns when searching for the combined terms "Hitchcock" and "muffin":Muffy wrote:In an uncanny coincidence, did you notice how Muffy similarly makes a cameo appearance in all of her posts?blizzardboy wrote:Aaah, those words...they cause me to feel inside like birds flying in a frenzy through the torn curtain of the rear window.
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp& ... 7d243bf661
Uncanny coincidence?
...Me thinks not.
P.S. Hitchcock cameos
That's only because there are nearly 700,000 for blizzard/boy/hitchcock.blizzardboy wrote:Now I know how Neo felt when he first saw the ones and zeroes...
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Hi Michael, have you seen an increase in your waking basal temperature since you commenced treatment for sleep apnea?unadog wrote: Just FYI. Sometimes the temps can be striking. Low body temp is also listed as a symptom of "sleep deprivation", which all makes sense now ... I wonder what your temps would be without the machine??
Hang on - they're not PLMs that's just me Jiu-Jitsu-ing Agent A Rousals. Just waiting now for when I can be disconnected from The Machine. I'll take the red pill - please, pretty please.DreamDiver wrote:OMG - he really is one...
So was that a misdiagnosis by the naturopath? How is the thyroid doing now days, unadog?unadog wrote:FWIW, I took my basal temp and was treated for hypothyroid about 7 years ago by a naturopath. Unfortunately, they missed the link to sleep apnea, which took another 6 years.....
Excellent idea. I'll follow that part closely and I am sure others will as well. I suspect this thread has a loooong way to go, blizzardboy. I'm entrenched... The Red Von Muffin seems to be as well... Several others as well.blizzardboy wrote: BTW, I am currently compiling my summary of this thread. I will post it soon to get strategy for D-day sorted and down pat with you all.
Here's some more data:-SWS wrote:I suspect this thread has a loooong way to go
IIWY, the first thing I would do is figure out exactly what it is I was trying to fix.blizzardboy wrote:BTW, I am currently compiling my summary of this thread. I will post it soon to get strategy for D-day sorted and down pat with you all.
Since that implies that he also has or has access to a "PFT machine", instead of a "REALLY cheap RMR", try to grab a "real" RMR (perhaps he has VMax). That will need to be scheduled because you need to be NPO.blizzardboy wrote:My sleep doctor, whom I will see on April 30, is also a pulmonologist so hopefully he'll be right on a PFT.
My sentiment, exactly. Now that I have had some time to let this thread's contents 'soak', my motivation for doing the summary is to identify the most likely explanations for my SBD. Then I aim to develop confidence in a good strategy for trying to find a 'fix'.Muffy wrote:IIWY, the first thing I would do is figure out exactly what it is I was trying to fix.
E.g overnight fast?Muffy wrote:try to grab a "real" RMR (perhaps he has VMax). That will need to be scheduled because you need to be NPO.
It would be also be useful to have a list of "what you're trying to fix" for the rest of us desperately trying to follow this thread tooblizzardboy wrote:My sentiment, exactly. Now that I have had some time to let this thread's contents 'soak', my motivation for doing the summary is to identify the most likely explanations for my SBD. Then I aim to develop confidence in a good strategy for trying to find a 'fix'.Muffy wrote:IIWY, the first thing I would do is figure out exactly what it is I was trying to fix.
I know it was a joke, but . . .blizzardboy on p. 13 of thread wrote: . . . those nuclear experiments in third year university . . .
Hi jnk - No, no high exposure during work. Largest dosage would be from X-rays/CT scans.jnk wrote:If your work has ever involved exposures to high levels of radiation, that may be useful info for your pulmo.
I will next try to summarise this into a format useful as a strategy map.echo wrote:It might be interesting to split the "what needs to be fixed" and "SBD issues" into items that are "directly observered" vs. "conjectures" as well... like is the hypoventilation directly observed or is that a conjecture based on the machine data, but that it _could_ in theory be something else?
