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Sleep Clinics Help Or Hinderance.
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There is one thing that I pick up on throughout the forums that I visit is the differences in the way that various Sleep Clinics deal with us there patients.There most definately seems to be a…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kath Hope Mar 26, 2011.
"Rainout" What is it and how can we prevent it ?
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"Rainout" is a term that some of you might know and some might not but it is something that we may all come up against if we are using a Humidifier with our machines.Basically in lay mans terms it…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tigers Fan Apr 9, 2011.
Sleep Apnoea And The Dvla
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I have been asked to add this discussion as it is a bit of a grey area and most sleep clinics are very lax in the information that they hand out to there patients regarding the rules and regulations…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jackie Mar 13, 2011.
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"Hi Nick thanks. Does it do the job and could you camp with it?"
CPAP Total Face Mask
I was curious whether anyone has used the CPAP Total Face Masks and could pass on their observations? I've been using an Airfit F20 for years which is fine apart from the permanent red mark on the bridge of my nose, and have recently tried the…See More
"I've been using the Resmed Airmini for about 5 years when travelling - overall lightweight and small and can be controlled by an App, but it does produce a loud whistling/wind sound for me which hasn't been reduced by an inline filter or…"
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It sounds like you need to have more conversations with your sleep clinic. There's little point in having a high pressure if it means you cannot tolerate the machine. There's an interesting video here…"
Pressure waking me up. Belching and wind
HiI'm using the prisma smart max machine. Initially I was just on a nasal mask, this changed as I was sleeping with my mouth open. I then went to face and nose mask and complained of bad wind and belching. Sometimes the pressure in the night was…See More
"Just to tidy this up, I finally had an in-person review by my sleep clinic yesterday, who agreed the ResMed AirSense 10 was "wheezy" and replaced the machine."
"thank you jonathan,i did get the it pack so tried the small and still struggled but i was sat up in bed so will try lying down great suggestion "
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My first thought is "don't panic"! We're all a bit different, and there are many things that can be tweaked. I took to CPAP therapy like a duck to water, but I've had friends who say they can't cope, but…"
1st time and I’ve failed the mask leak test
Hi everyone, today I received my rental kit - prisma smart max, plus a Philips dreamwear mask which I’ve been wearing unconnected to try and get used to it. I just did a mask fit test using a medium mask and got a constant red/orange leak warning…See More
Are every small CPAP machines any good?
Travel sized, micro - any good?See More
"Ha well it lasted a couple of days but started howling again. But it's a step in the right direction, just needs a bit more work."
"Nope, I just accept that some people's throats tend to close when they sleep, due to a loss of muscle tone during deeper sleep. Back when I was diagnosed, the sleep lab just filmed you whilst you slept, stuck an O2 meter on your finger,…"
"Did anyone tell you exactly what the anatomical issue is, Jonathan?"
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"So I tore some fabric from one of the filters and glued it over the holes - and it worked!It was dead quiet, and the air was still flowing freely.It was quiet all night then after a few hours a bit of whistling until I gave it a wipe.Vast…"
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ooops that was the longer way round ...
press MAIN on the tabs at the top and it will bring up some options
click on the paint tin and brush symbol
not sure which way I went last night, cannot even remember what time I went to bed.
back again ...
top right of screen has your name and sign out
below that SETTINGS
click and then on left
click MY PAGE
in centre ish .... of screen see APPEARANCES change ...
CLICK and have a play.
GSD is our boy Sam who is a rescue dog and we have had for almost 4 years now.
His favourite play thing is my sisters dog ... Westie - little girl called Cooper (yes I know a boys name, but brother in law wouldn't call her Volvo, so guess his favourite car?)
Coooper is a terrorist of the 1st degree and leads Sam into trouble. She has him wrapped around her little paw lol.
I will try and find a pic of them together.
Hi Andy, thank you for a lovely welcome ... love the hoseheads lol.
now I am trying to remember how I changed my page ... will have to go and look and come back :) xx
That will be brilliant thanks Andy and a great opening to the site, as I shall be spreading the word properly in a couple of days so more folk will be joining us. Thanks for your support and help :)
Hope you sleep well too!
That's great Andy, and folks on here will welcome your help, and a forum is also a very good way for people to learn more about their 'condition'. We all need to support each other, although it won't be too long before we are joined by friends and family as the UK is getting more aware of it.
Great that you're a HGV driver too, as drivers are under the 'wrong' impression that they'll lose their job if they get diagnosed. You'll probably also know much more about the DVLA rules and regs than the rest of us.