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BUMPER STICKER Idea. What Do you Think?

Several recent discussions have indicated a need to increase the public’s awareness to Sleep Apnea and the untreated dangers. While chatting with several other sufferers, I asked about the idea of a “Bumper Sticker” to which would help getting the word out. The idea is in its infancy, but I would like to see what the response might be.

I would like to get input from everyone.

Remember, it is a bumper sticker, not a billboard. I would like to reference a web site where additional information can be obtained.

We want to direct a sufferer to more information, not sell them a brand.

Some of the ideas bantered so far:

APNEA – IT WILL LEAVE YOU BREATHLESS

CPAP ON TAP

GOT IT ???? SLEEP APNEA !!!!!

MY CPAP IS GOOD IN BED

NOT SLEEPING WELL ? ASK YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT SLEEP APNEA

WAKE UP !!! YOU MIGHT HAVE SLEEP APNEA

I want to hear your thoughts and ideas. Then we can proceed to the next step.

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Permalink Reply by tushygalore on May 26, 2009 at 1:23pm

I love #1! "my cpap is good in bed" is a winner too. I think it's a good idea in general. :)

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Permalink Reply by St. Chris on May 26, 2009 at 1:37pm

I'm thinking it would be wise to avoid putting "CPAP" on a bumper sticker. It's important to raise awareness, but the acronym looks like something rather different at first glance (and is all to easy to complete with a Sharpie).

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Permalink Reply by St. Chris on May 26, 2009 at 1:40pm

BPLink said:

I'M UNDER A LOT OF PRESSURE WHEN I SLEEP

I like it. "Pressure helps me sleep at night."

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Permalink Reply by Bill on May 26, 2009 at 2:47pm

Apnea?
Don't Wake Up Dead.
Wear Your CPAP.

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Permalink Reply by Link on May 26, 2009 at 3:27pm

Get a sleep test and breathe easy

OSA leaves you breathless.

I do CPAP in my sleep.

Sleep kills. Get tested.

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Permalink Reply by Banyon on May 26, 2009 at 4:10pm

Some ideas I stole from others:

"Die peacefully asleep, while passengers die screaming"

"Healthy awake, deathly ill asleep"

"CPAP: Protecting against the 4:00 a.m. assassin"