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Re: HELP 2cnd night w/ CPAP & I'M.....

Posted by BQT on April 20, 2006 at 21:26:01:

In Reply to: Re: HELP 2cnd night w/ CPAP & I'M..... posted by rkf on April 18, 2006 at 04:36:21:

Again, I just had to thank you all for taking the time to read my posts and give such thoughtful responses. I will keep you all posted on my progress when I finally "get to the bottom'' of why my CPAP MACHINE has left me sooo much more exhausted than I was in the first place . Its really annoying how my "sleep specialist" physician has to be force fed what my issue might possibly be.

He told me to go back to my ENT doc to see if getting my deviated septum repaired will make the machine work. so far, I've been using my nasal spray but even then I feel that my breathing is so very restricted. I just dont understand how/why I slept sooo beautifully on the cpap machine in the sleep lab (I actually remember waking & feeling more rested & happy than I have in ages).


I must admit that this whole issue of having my hopes dashed has left me not only more tired than ever, but mildly depressed. I mean...I feel sooooo emotional these few past days. I'm feeling overwhelmed at work and extra bummed that this "golden ticket" I"d been waiting for is not serving me...

I feel like crying as I write this, infact. ugh, I just hope that my sleep issue will be resolved!

thanks again...you folks give me hope!

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