Hi Jeff--I'm just catching back up with things around SG since the holidays. Ran across your post on the Forum just now. Sounds like you've had a pretty tough go of this apnea business. I'm REALLY glad you've come to SleepGuide. There are a lot of caring, knowledgeable people on here who will do their best to either answer your questions or put you in touch with someone who has more experience with whatever you're concerned about.

Re: friends on SG--accepting a Friend Request means that you've agreed to be a kind of buddy with someone who's taken an interest in and wants to provide more personal support if need be. You don't have to accept. And if you do and then change your mind for any reason, you can d/c any "friend" anytime. I'm gonna send you a request in a minute. Another advantage of being someone's friend is that you can exchange private messages with any friend that no one else has access to, including the Webmaster Mike. Totally private if you should ever have an issue that you'd prefer not discussing with the public Forum.

Looking forward to seeing you onsite!!!

Susan McCord :-)

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