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Happy New Year - 2013!
Happy New Year to you all, and thank you for your contributions on the Forum. Every post we make on here, not only helps the person we're responding to, but all our daily visitors who are also seeking help and advice.
I hope 2013 is a healthy year for us all, and often we can help ourselves and support each other to achieve this by just simply getting good safe sleep, and thanks to CPAP most of us are getting this now. However, if you're struggling with anything, don't hold back, as this is the place to ask for help or even just share your frustrations with people who understand.
My very best wishes and thanks to you all.
Kath
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Permalink Reply by Greg Harman on
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Hi Kath and everyone.
Happy New Year to all, hope it is a good one!
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Permalink Reply by Amanda Farley on
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Happy New Year to you Kath and to everyone else too. Thank you for the support over the mask. Now sleeping all night every night with it. :)
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Permalink Reply by Philip Dallinger on
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Hi Kath
Happy new Year to you all!!
Phil
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Permalink Reply by snoreyhead on
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A Happy New Year to you too Kath.
I am sure I can express on all of us who have, and continue to avail ourselves of the forum for your dedication and support that we have experienced from you. We appreciate your efforts in maintaining this invaluable facility and wish you in this coming year every success in all you do.
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Permalink Reply by Kath Hope on
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Thanks Snoreyhead, but it wouldn't be an active forum without people willing to share help, advice and support, so thanks to you all
snoreyhead said:A Happy New Year to you too Kath.
I am sure I can express on all of us who have, and continue to avail ourselves of the forum for your dedication and support that we have experienced from you. We appreciate your efforts in maintaining this invaluable facility and wish you in this coming year every success in all you do.
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Permalink Reply by Wanda Polk on
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Happy New Year to Kath and everyone on the forum. Last year your advice was much appreciated as this newbie got started on CPAP. I look forward to more advice this year as I continue to search for the mask that will work best for me.
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Permalink Reply by Terry Vella on
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Happy new year Kath and everyone else around the globe, hope everyone gets a good night sleep, everynight.
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Permalink Reply by martin mucznik on
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happy new year to you kath thanks for your help last year,also to all on the forum.muz
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