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If no insurance, what to do for CPAP

Posted by barry on October 07, 2001 at 07:11:06:

I am suffering from extreme sleep apnia, but unfortuantly have no insurance coverage.
I was diagnosed by a sleep doctor at a clinic who conducted the test.
They said the CPAP woulp probably be a must.
At this point I hardly sleep at all.
Are there any orginazations I can turn to, or am I just wasting everybodys time?
Thanks to all for any information.

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