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Reading this a few days later . . . here's hoping that a clear diagnosis has been reached. I can barely remember life before CPAP and that may be for the best. I got my first machine when I was 37 and while it sounds cliche, felt as if I literally had my lfe return to me. In the first period of sdjusting to it I fell asleep without the mask and half wakened as my partner was strapping it on me. Says a lot about how committed he was to it too. We actually would get to go out for an evening without me zoning out or being desperate to get home so that I could sleep. I can only hope that your treatment and recovery is a wonderful as mine has been. Please keep us posted. - Phil

BEST WISHES...and the cute jammies is a Great idea!!

Hope all goes well with your tests, and that they are able to determine a solution to your sleeping difficulties.

Please let us know the outcome and how you are doing.

Glad to hear that! I hope it goes well. So far I've not met anyone who'se beat my record of breathing stopping 120 times per hour (yep every 30 seconds). A Cpap changed my life, I don't lie down for a nap without putting it on. You might feel like you aren't sleeping at all while you are there, but don't be discouraged, as long as they get enough info on your sleeping and breathing patterns. From what you have told us, I think you'll do well with it. And remember to wear cute jammies in case you have a hot and hunky intern assigned to you ::grin::

Be sure to let us know how it all goes.

Good Luck!!

Keep us posted!
Shawn

Good luck with the test! Hope they find a solution.

Randy

As someone who has irregular sleep patterns I sympathise with you. Good luck on the trial.

Good luck. I'm phobic about not sleeping so I feel for you.

Scott
I wish I were knitting now.

I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers that they are able to come up with a solution for you.