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ems wrote: Several of the men also... of course, they don't hold a candle to the women.

Maybe we all get awards ... just that those for some are more special than others.

Pugsy was a gigantic help to me when I was new and I'd bet still would be if I needed her for a question or two. Little bitty woman - great big heart!! How little? XS pillows......

Thanks for all the help you were/are to everybody along the way.

Jim

Thank you so much, Pugsy for everything you have done to help me, and to help so many others here.

What is truly amazing is the extent of your knowledge, your keen ability to explain things in such an understandable way, and the time and patience you devote to helping all of us here.

Thanks so much!!!

Best regards, Nate

You have been doing a great job Pugsy!
I know I don't have to memorize all those links because I know you will show up on the thread to give all that information.

Pugsey, I bet there is nobody on earth but you that could, "Breathe life in to so many people, and help an ole gal decide to, FINALLY GET A TATOO!!!" LOVYA GAL!

ems wrote:

SleepyToo2 wrote:There is another person who needs a "Pugsy" award - she just posted. Janknitz has also done a tremendous amount to encourage people to continue with xPAP. Maybe we need a CPAPTalk.com Star Contributor Award that people can vote on. Both Pugsy and Janknitz would get two thumbs up from me!

For sure... Robysue as well!

Several of the men also... of course, they don't hold a candle to the women.

I also rely on Chunkyfrog and JohnBFisher, even though he is a man . We are so blessed here!!!

Suz

Add my thanks to the chorus, Pugsy.
this forum is the best!

The only thing missing on this forum is a "Like" button... When Pugsy answers someone's question, you just want to press it; she always has the answer.

She has gone above and beyond in my case, for which I have thanked her privately.

And now publicly: thank you, Pugsy!

A hip hip HOORAY from me too and three cheers for Pugsy !!

Hurray for Pugsy, she has lots of knowledge in sleep apnea. Thank you for dedicating time to our questions. You make a difference in this forum. God bless you.

Coming from an ex-gamer of World of Warcraft, there was an emote that I especially loved:
/bow
I always thought of it as "graciously bows"

I only used that emote for the following reasons:
When someone took time out of their gaming experience to help me with a quest, ESPECIALLY those gamers who crossed lands to come to my aid
Out of respect/honor for their wisdom and knowledge

So to you Pugsy and all the others (both male and female) that have helped me with my xpap quest/journey in reaching xpap nirvana:
/bow

PS...Starlette was my main toon's name

I'd like to add a big thanks as well to Pugsy. I haven't been on here real long, so I can still remember the first time I posted. Pugsy commented and helped me a great deal. A friend on here messaged me that she was "impressed" that I got a response from Pugsy so quickly! A bit envious, no doubt. An honor/privilege for sure.

Thanks P for your help and continued support and encouragement of others.

-Z

Thanks Pugsy.

Catnapper - Joanie

What a gal! Thank you, Pugsy.

Thank you so much for your help!