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Re: Auto CPAP v Fixed CPAP

Posted by Lizard on May 12, 2006 at 14:46:36:

In Reply to: Auto CPAP v Fixed CPAP posted by Lizard on May 10, 2006 at 14:52:08:

Thanks for all the advise. I will be trying a rental APAP for a week before I purchase.

Looks that the APAP appears to be the way I will go, based on all the comments I have heard and read.

Still early days as yet. Feeling quite a bit better, regards to being sleepy during the day. Still get sleepy at times, but much less. Wife is happy no more snoring, just a little getting used to the mask.

I suspect I will become a regular to this forum, the feed back keeps me reading for hours. I hope to one day, when I am sleepy at night, I go to bed, I sleep well for a good 6,7,8 hours wake up refreshed and go through the day feeling wide awake. Was I just dreaming!!!!.

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