ChicagoGranny wrote:

tazmania wrote:

Granny. Is that you there in the front row?

Second row, far right.

Oh My golly goodness! How could people even think that companies should acknowledge the humanity of their employees!!!!! Employees should be like robots! Fire the people who have "issues" FIRE THEM! Next thing you know they will want to be paid a decent salary! Heat in the offices, windows even and...

Oh My golly goodness! How could people even think that companies should acknowledge the humanity of their employees!!!!! Employees should be like robots! Fire the people who have "issues" FIRE THEM! Next thing you know they will want to be paid a decent salary! Heat in the offices, windows even and...

I work rotating days and nights. It's really not that hard for me. I work 6:30-7:30, either AM or PM. If I'm not tired the evening before a night shift, I stay up as late as possible- 2 or 3am, and then sleep in as late as possible. If I am tired the night before, I go to bed at an early hour, get u...

I watched it and thought it was actually pretty good. Cam's CPAP was a portable Transcend one, which is the same one I have as a backup. I think it's good to have sleep apnea out there as a real condition that needs to be treated. Too many people have never heard of it or don't know that it needs t...

One thing that you may consider, that I don't see mentioned yet, is an S9 Autoset for Her. It's pink, but otherwise functionally completely the same as the S9 Autoset- a fantastic machine. The difference is, it comes with the humidifier, and it is often on sale brand new SUBTANTIALLY cheaper than th...

That looks pretty good. Hard to tell- I don't look at myself from the side when I'm wearing my mask. I started with a medium frame, and I had terrible problems with the back popping off my head with any movement. I switched to the large frame and the thing stays put all night...like a dream. Sorry- ...

If you even have a digital camera that takes an SD card, you can put the SD card in the camera, plug it in with the USB cable, and use the camera as an SD card reader.

This is a very timely thread. I was at my DME today. Some of you may recall that I was contemplating for a while on getting a new Apap machine. I will continue to use the old Respironics Remstar Auto with Cflex. Noise has always been a factor and even to this day, I often struggle with mask noise a...

JVincent wrote:Thanks for the feedback. Okay, so they really are very similar... but how about this: Which one is quieter?

According to CPAP.com, the Airsense 10 Autoset is 26.6 db, and the Dreamstation Auto is 25.8 alone, or 27.9 with the humidifier.

I love my hose cover I got from him. I know he's been through a lot. I hope he's feeling better soon.

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There was just a recent thread on this topic. The Airsense definitely adjusts pressure more gradually.

This would fall into the billing for unnecessary services realm of healthcare fraud. If you didn't use the CPAP at all, obviously you didn't need it, thus it was an unneccessary service that your insurance was billed for. Insurance companies have time spans when new equipment is covered, but almost ...

Petrodon wrote:The stupidest part was that they showed the sisters machine with a giant light on it. Yeah that's super useful on something designed to help you sleep...

Yeah, I was wondering what that was supposed to be.

My Aircurve 10 Vauto works great in the 1.0 beta of Sleepyhead, and mostly okay in the 0.9.8 testing version.