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DoriC wrote: Chunky, say it ain't so! I've been working so hard!

Dori, no matter what, you should not regret offering kindness. Spoofed or not spoofed.

Maybe we have been too hard on the wife; some folks have a hard time accepting problems.

chunkyfrog wrote:Maybe we have been too hard on the wife; some folks have a hard time accepting problems.

Thank you chunkyfrog, I can see you have a big heart. Good job.

SirNoddinOff

You marry for better or worse, in health and in sickness. That means you support your spouse going through a hard time with health issues. Don't focus on your own whines until things are under better control. When I see my father holding my mother with dementia, never losing his temper with her, calling us when she needs help, these kind of spouses make me sick.

Where do I begin? First, I say thanks to each of you and for your words of encouragement and understanding. You and this forum are equally as valuable as my equipment and OSA doctor. Second, I am back on the hose, last night being my second night. I am going to post my experience and data from my BiPAP on new post "My night on my BiPAP."

Glad to see you back on the hose.
I was worried. Please do keep us posted. You can bounce anything you want off our ears.

Congratulations for going back on the hose and may your nights get better and better.

no1texan wrote:Where do I begin? First, I say thanks to each of you and for your words of encouragement and understanding. You and this forum are equally as valuable as my equipment and OSA doctor. Second, I am back on the hose, last night being my second night. I am going to post my experience and data from my BiPAP on new post "My night on my BiPAP."

I am very happy to see this post from you. I truly hope you can work this all out and get optimum treatment AND support from your significant other.

We're here for you and will offer any help support we can!

I'll be watching for further updates from you!

Yay! You have made a good decision and I really hope that it works out for you. Welcome to the land of hoseheads, we will be following your thread with anticipation and encouragement.
Cheers
Nan

I sense a giant cyber sigh of relief coming from this forum.

Way to go!

I am so relieved you are back. My frustration got the better of me for a while; as yours may have for you;
but as wiser minds have pointed out: Love and patience will help you weather the storm.
(I must go get a tissue, now)

Thanks again. Can I "complain" [tongue in cheek; jokingly]?

The reply from lazer, more specificially I guess his signature? contains a moving "bug?" As I was reading through the responses and came to the one before and after lazer, I saw this "bug" moving around on my monitor and actually thought it was on my monitor and first tried to blow it off...that did not work....so I tried to flick it off with my finger...that did not work...then I began to think, this bug somehow is under the monitor screen but I can still see it...how is that possible?

Am I the only one getting caught up in a very clever...how did lazer do this....idea?

Thanks lazer for distracting my attention away for a few minutes to a benign but important task of getting the bug off my monitor.


Phil

no1texan wrote:Am I the only one getting caught up in a very clever...how did lazer do this....idea?

No, you are not the only one. I hereby swallow my pride and admit that I, too, did once or twice try to kill that bug. LOL !!

Add another to the "bug killer" list (w/the same unsuccessful results). Kinda neat, "ain't" it?

no1texan wrote:Where do I begin? First, I say thanks to each of you and for your words of encouragement and understanding. You and this forum are equally as valuable as my equipment and OSA doctor. Second, I am back on the hose, last night being my second night. I am going to post my experience and data from my BiPAP on new post "My night on my BiPAP."

I am glad you are back. As you can see from my previous post I do have issues with unsupportive spouses. Shrugged off health issues is one of the things that broke my long term relationship and then I get to watch my formerly extremely self centered macho father do everything to help my mother.