talked with sleep study group about my test. Seems I have moderate sleep apnea and for now I'm trying to see if a mouth piece may be sufficient for it
if it doesn't work out I suppose I'll go with a cpap machine but that sounds so cumbersome to travel with
if it doesn't work out I suppose I'll go with a cpap machine but that sounds so cumbersome to travel with
yeah, i have friends with cpap machines, and they can be really frustrating, but what can you do, y'know?
trilies: yea, I know. my over active imagination just makes me think of all the stupid accidents that'll happen by having a tube connected to me every night, like knocking over drinking glasses on my night stand or some other stupid shit
You get used to it, actually. Also they make travel CPAPs specifically, but I don't think insurance'll cover that for you starting off.
I have both. A regular CPAP that can travel, and a travel-specific CPAP.
well, gonna see about the mouth piece first - if it doesnt seem good, then we'll opt for cpap
I've found the tube doesn't move nearly as much as I thought it would
I tend to toss and turn a lot, so I got a CPAP mask where the tube attaches at the top of my head rather than directly to my face, so I can roll around and it's safely out of the way