…but it sure surprised me.
After 4 hours in bed (the recliner) last night I woke up with my machine off, my hose disconnected from the mask at the input and one strap taken off my Quattro Air mask. I had a slight headache. I had only recorded 2 hours sleep time, so the machine had been off 2 hours. I have no recollection of how or why it happened. And after 9+ months I'm generally doing pretty well on my therapy numbers, with no particular aversion to my mask (now that leaks are under control) nor any special discomforts that would make me do this.
Is this just one of those things that's gonna happen every now and then?
I guess it was bound to happen...
I guess it was bound to happen...
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| Machine: ResMed AirSense™ 10 AutoSet™ CPAP Machine with HumidAir™ Heated Humidifier |
| Mask: DreamWear Full Face CPAP Mask with Headgear (Small and Medium Frame Included) |
| Additional Comments: Pressure 11.0 Min-->14.0 Max EPR 2 |
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Re: I guess it was bound to happen...
When things like this happen and there is no logical reason that can be found, we usually blame it on the aliens . Hopefully it is an isolated incident and just one of the weird things that can occasionally happen on our PAP journey .
John
John
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| Machine: PR System One REMStar 60 Series Auto CPAP Machine |
| Additional Comments: 11-09-11 Start PAP therapy. Current settings: APAP 13cmH2O - 17cmH2O / Ramp, off / A-Flex, off / Respironics Premium Chin Strap / Sleepyhead Software |
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