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At 12:21pm on March 25, 2012, Martha Greenleaf said…

Thanks, 99! I'm enjoying reading all the helpful experiences. Thanks for your participation, too!

At 10:08am on March 12, 2011, Mary Z said…

99, haven't seen you around in quite a while.  I hope you're doing ok health wise.  Miss your posts.

Mary Z.

At 7:04pm on January 20, 2011, Nancy Hegan said…

Yes, I do sleep on my side, either one. Have never been able to sleep on my back, so wonder why they insist these days that babies must. My kids were raised on their stomachs.

I keep getting different information on atrial fib. Keep hearing it's common, but despite all the heart attack symptoms we're warned about, I had never heard mention of atrial fibrillation until I had one. And then I got no information about it. Of course, I thought I was having a heart attack. Now I've learned a lot and willing to share, but there is so much conflicting opinion.

At 6:15pm on January 20, 2011, Vicki Vargerson said…
Hi thanks for the welcome ,,
At 5:16pm on December 8, 2010, Deborah Williams said…
Thanks..will talk to my sleep dr here in the USA...i haven't had an appointment to go back & see him yet as he was trying certain Narcolepsy meds which are
not working..i still nap during the day...
At 5:48pm on December 6, 2010, Deborah Williams said…
Thank you for the awesome welcome...yes Williams is a very good surname
to have...i've just been diagnosed with OSA this yr to my amazement as both
my kids have OSA too...Debbie :)
At 7:06pm on December 2, 2010, Banyon said…
How about a new avatar?

At 7:30pm on November 15, 2010, Barry Winton said…
Dear 99
What do you mean "without a script you cannot buy a cpap?"
Best wishes,
Barry
At 4:21pm on October 27, 2010, Mike Burns said…
Thanks I think this a great help to people that have OSA
At 9:47am on October 22, 2010, simon denton said…
Hi i've join to try to find some information about using cpap which has stopped apnea's but i still feel extremly tired all of the time i have been taking tramadol and then changed to oxycontine for the last 4yrs which i think the problem is but my pain specialist keeps telling me its not the pain meds which i take for disc degenaration i have ask my gp for some medication to help with the tiredness he told me only the sleep clinic Doctor can perscribe medication for that but I'm having a nightmare trying to get an appointment to c him i was seeing him next week but they moved my appointment to march this has happened 4 times now any advice would be nice
At 11:04am on October 21, 2010, Kevin Cooper said…
Thank you for the welcome note. I appreciate the comment about being an "expert" but to be honest I learn more on the forums than anywhere else. Glad to be here.
At 7:25pm on October 3, 2010, Banyon said…
Have you been awarded a triple x rating for bad behaviour?
At 9:30pm on October 2, 2010, steven firshein said…
Hi And thanks for the welcome note. Ive been aware of my sleep apnea problem for some time. At first it was mild with lots of snoring. Over time it got worse and my wife couldnt sleep in the same room. I was unsuccessful with the CPAP and contacted a dentist friend about making me an oral appliance. As a dentist myself that was the beginning of my interest in working with patients who share this challenge
At 4:57pm on October 2, 2010, Donna B. said…
Very much so ! It is my life's work at home and on the job.
At 5:09pm on September 30, 2010, DeVilbiss Marketing said…
That's a good quality machine and pretty quiest for its time.
At 12:39am on September 26, 2010, Rette Tyrrel said…
Thanks for the info. I do have a transformer, but wonder if it's strong enough, if that makes any sense. Monday, will call the company. It took me a while to figure out what was going on. Also, appreciate the 'ask again' tip. I've usually stopped at the first denial.
At 11:00am on September 14, 2010, Gary R. Munn said…
Thanks for the welcome. Firstly, I am not a Medical Doctor, just a PhD in English Lit. I have recently been diagnosed with Sleep Apnea through very low oxygen levels while sleeping. I am waiting, not very patiently, for results from my over night "wire up", to get on with treatment. Probably CPAP plus oxygen, but the specialist will decide after these latest tests. I just want to get on with it, so that I may, perhaps, get a more restful sleep, and feel like living again. I will keep the group informed of my progress.
Thanks again for the welcome!!

Gary
At 5:40am on September 12, 2010, mollete said…
You changed to 001, eh?

That's a heck of a promotion!

I think I'll just stick with my screen name.

I don't want to confuse people.
At 3:54am on September 11, 2010, losing weight said…
I will try taking my temp. in the morning for three day's; I will let you know what happens thanks.
At 4:20am on September 10, 2010, James @ Intus said…
Hi 99,

I had to do some digging based on the limited info I have from your profile here but the Rhondda address seemed to have worked. Assuming you are the gentleman with telephone ending 001 then my colleague has contacted you Thursday 11:14am by email to request the additional info required. Please double check your junk folder just to be sure. Regards, James

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