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Roughing it with sleep apnea
Was wondering if anyone has tried tenting in the wild? I'am not getting any younger and like too set up camp in late nov too hunt here in n.e.wi.Perhaps i should stay in the cabin but would love too do this once again.I'am 55yrs old in good shape the only thing here is never knowing what the temp can be.Seen below0 to 70 degree's,regardless i will have the equiptment needed,not sure with this illness if i should attempt this.
Thank's
Ray S
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Permalink Reply by Chris H on
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Hi Ray, Does your machine have a dc power port ? Their are also travel pap machines , Camping / backpacking small generators, Auto booster / inverter. Yes its possible to cpap in the woods, just have to get creative. You could see if a cervical collar would be a help if you dont want to cary the machine or you could try an oral device ...no power at all. Good Sleep,Chris
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Permalink Reply by Raymond Stone on
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Thanks Chris for your input,I never realized there was so many option's out there thats great.Thanks Again
Chris H said:Hi Ray, Does your machine have a dc power port ? Their are also travel pap machines , Camping / backpacking small generators, Auto booster / inverter. Yes its possible to cpap in the woods, just have to get creative. You could see if a cervical collar would be a help if you dont want to cary the machine or you could try an oral device ...no power at all. Good Sleep,Chris
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Permalink Reply by ZolliStar on
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If you don't already know it, Raymond, soon you will: Chris is a wonderful font of useful and helpful information for apneacs.
Raymond Stone said:
Thanks Chris for your input,I never realized there was so many option's out there thats great.Thanks Again
Chris H said:Hi Ray, Does your machine have a dc power port ? Their are also travel pap machines , Camping / backpacking small generators, Auto booster / inverter. Yes its possible to cpap in the woods, just have to get creative. You could see if a cervical collar would be a help if you dont want to cary the machine or you could try an oral device ...no power at all. Good Sleep,Chris
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So Ray,
When you get your Camping Pap set up Do us the service of telling us what you used and post a picture or two will ya. I just try to apply what I have learned on this journey . Thankyou Zollistar and Ray for your kind words. Good camping/Sleep,Chris
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Will do Chris, planning on a early fall bird hunting trip up north with my lab so i will gladly do so
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