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Re: Snoreless product for snoring - is it good?

Posted by Maestra on June 09, 2001 at 20:13:13:

In Reply to: Snoreless product for snoring - is it good? posted by Boris on June 09, 2001 at 13:11:31:

I told myself for years that my snoring was NOT Apnea, but rather allergies. Then my husband asked me to sleep elsewhere and I started to get so drowsy that my driving was affected. WAKE UP CALL! Yes, it was apnea - serious - 50+ events an hour, CPAP set on 16. Now my husband and I cuddle again, I can drive, the quiet buzz of the machine puts us both to sleep, and life is ever so much better. Have a sleep test! It doesn't hurt and it just may save your life!

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