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Hose and community hospital bed question
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HelloHubby has had sleep apnoea for years and used a hose bed stand for our flat double bed. He is now disabled and in a community hospital adjustable bed with varying mattress positions usually top…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Christine Woods Jan 7, 2024.
Water for humidifier
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My husband has now bought a CPAP with the agreement of his sleep clinic. Could you please guide us re water for the humidifier. Does it have to be distilled water? If so how do we get it in large…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Christine Woods Dec 15, 2012.
Airport hand baggage allowance and CPAP
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My husband has a CPAP . Due to the weight of his NHS CPAP he is not allowed to take extra personal items as hand luggage wiith him on board a plane at UK airports.My husband has a letter from his GP…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kath Hope Oct 15, 2012.
Travelling with a CPAP
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Do all UK NHS Sleep Clinics supply similar CPAP models or do they vary depending on where you live?My partner has had his CPAP for years and has asked his NHS clinic if he could get a smaller model…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kath Hope Apr 14, 2012.
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"Amazon.com will deliver to the UK, but I understand this isn't ideal."
"Thanks but seeing price in dollars. We live in UK so wonder if I can buy here? On UK Amazon I have ordered a clip style curly frame unit in meantime , it arrives tomorrow. I love your suggestion however and will be asking our occupational…"
"Would something like this work? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B098N8TJS6"
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"Hi again photos of hubby’s community hospital bed and CPAP hose dilemma, any guidance appreciated regards"
Hose and community hospital bed question
HelloHubby has had sleep apnoea for years and used a hose bed stand for our flat double bed. He is now disabled and in a community hospital adjustable bed with varying mattress positions usually top elevated.. Is there a hose stand for adjustable beds available? I have hooked the hose around the bed top corner but the hose is too low lies on his chest and he pulls the hose so mask come off during the night.See More
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My sleep clinic discharged me, saying they were happy I was self-managing. Roll on a decade and the cardiologists taking care of me were very unimpressed and I was re-enrolled. I expect remote monitoring with current generation Resmed…"
"Hi Jonathan,
Thanks again for the info. My cpap *should* be monitored by the NHS though I haven’t had any contact from them since pre-covid. I checked out the link you gave to access extra data and I think that’s going to be…"
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I have the ResMed Airsense 10 Autoset (APAP). It's monitored remotely by my NHS sleep clinic and I believe they can make changes to the settings. I don't know whether they are notified if I make changes, nor whether they…"
"Hi Jonathan,
Thanks for the reply. I'd say that I'm fairly technical. I have the ResMed Airsense 10 Elite machine. I've discovered that I can upload data wirelessly from my machine and having lowered the pressure by…"
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You don't say how technical you are, or what sort of machine you use. However https://www.sleephq.com/ has software which allows you to upload data from compatible machines, and analyse your sleep "score", including a…"
air bubbles after weight loss
Hi,I've been on Mounjaro for about 3 months now, not primarily for weight loss, but I have lost weight around my face and neck. I've noticed that I am increasingly getting air bubbles in my mouth which of course is disturbing my sleep (and my…See More
Micro plastics risks
I was reading an article in the I newspaper today written by a journalist who had her blood tested for micro plastics and was shocked by the results.…See More
job with the charity
Was wondering if there might be a job for me with Hope2Sleep?(I also just asked this of a group by mistake)See More
For Sale - Ventura Full Total Face CPAP Mask
I’m selling an Ventura Full Total Face CPAP Mask Large and two spare liners. I bought it new from the Hope2Sleep shop, but it is not suitable for me. Only used for about two weeks so I have washed it thoroughly. Because of this, it is very much…See More
"I put in a claim for PIP which was denied and now I am over 66 and on pension I tried for AA. Denied again.I have other health conditions ( Diverticular disease and Bile Acid Malabsorbtion ) which I consider hard to live with and they refused all of…"
"No personal experience, but CPAP.com review of AirMini
The AirMini runs at about 30 decibels, which is about the same sound level as a whispered conversation. For comparison, full-sized CPAPs tend to run around 26-28 decibels. Due to their…"
ResMed AirMini for travel
I am considering either buying or renting an AirMini for a forthcoming holiday this month where I will be sharing a twin room. I have read that they’re quite noisy and I don’t want to waste my money on either rental or purchase if the noise level…See More
"Hi, I use a ResMed F20 and had the same issue with the silicone full face mask causing red marks and soreness on my nose bridge. I switched over to the Airtouch memory foam full face masks which are expensive and not supplied by the NHS, but the…"
"It's very much still relevant and we're getting closer to have them manufactured and has been no easy challenge. In fact we were speaking with the company working with us on this only yesterday. If you're not on our newsletter list…"
"I expect others may have responded by now, but I use the Fitlife full face mask. I kept getting a hard lump on my nose when first starting out & it got so bad that I ended up buying my own masks as my clinic would only give the Fitlife to new…"
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