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Re: To Sandy, SleepyTimeGal and D. H.

Posted by SL in MD on September 08, 2004 at 15:25:25:

In Reply to: Re: To Sandy, SleepyTimeGal and D. H. posted by SleepyTimeGal on September 08, 2004 at 10:08:06:

Bre,
It was also nice to find another with many of the same symptoms. I am sorry you are having so many problems, but I know this board and others like it have helped me so much. I'm not alone out there!!
I still believe you will feel better if you can get the c/pap working correctly for you. My setting is 12 the ramp feature starts at 4 and gradually goes up to 12. I used this feature in the begining. The air flow at first felt like a hurricane to me. Now I just turn it on the air flow doesn't bother me at all. I do have a humidifier attached to the REMstar pro.
Keep trying with your doctors and that c/pap setting. You do sound as if you are more relaxed with your machine. All that's a postive!
As SleepyTime Gal said nothing is in your head! Keep telling them how you feel!! And I'd like to know how you are coming along!!
From one newbie to another!!! LOL Wishing you good luck with finding medical answers and restful sleep with your c/pap!

Sandy


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