chunkyfrog wrote:The few that really annoy me, I put on my foes list.

Oh no!

I can't be on The Frog's Foe List (TFFL))!!

PST wrote:The thread is a discussion of a falsehood.

Well, I kinda liked my assessment better, but I can work with that.

Maybe a truck driver can shed some sensible light on the process that must now take place. Well, I am not a truck driver, but I think I can shed some "sensible light" on this. The OP is an asshole. Talk about uncalled for, geez. Ease up a little, how 'bout it? I think you owe the OP an apology. Omi...

SleepyToo2 wrote:Maybe a truck driver can shed some sensible light on the process that must now take place.

Well, I am not a truck driver, but I think I can shed some "sensible light" on this.

The OP is an asshole.

When I went too this site to gain information. And to find out what my future held . I was a bit surprised I saw The overwhelming suport and kindness they gave Stormy when she was in the Hospital. Then I have also seen people attacking other members like bully's. Which is very uncalled for. And I w...

Yeah, so, "IMHO", he's either a LSOS, a Müncher, or simply batcrap crazy.

caffeinatedcfo wrote:Hmmm. Can you summize: is it breathing or the proper levels of O2 that causes weight gain?

Neither. It is simply that Food Intake > Energy Expenditure.

kaiasgram wrote:Still curious -- what was the "Sham CPAP"?

I think they used this one:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2817913/

They are suggesting that untreated OSA patients have greater resting energy expenditure, that they have greater sympathetic activation, and the work of breathing during nocturnal obstruction (especially in severe OSA) uses a ton of energy. Consequently, if food intake is not reduced after initiating...

You could probably google image it. . . . After . . . Thanks for the thoroughness of pointing out google's search feature in case I had just emerged from a cave. . . . I LOVE this place! You're all right, sparkles. Hope you get some good answers and share them. Although there's a lot of great stuff...

See OP's prior posts.

He's a

old dude wrote:Mollete, it's interesting ...

"IMHO", I think the word "interesting" is overused.

biker wrote:...Mollette...

Small "m", one "t" please.

Now, there's something I wouldn't have thought of. Oh yeah, I mean we only got one side of the story here. Frankly, I tend to get a little suspicious when somebody says "I was just minding my own business when all of a sudden this person starts clubbing me with a bat!" Further, given the explanatio...

My titration sleep study was stopped early. After I called the RT because I had a discomfort problem she came and rearranged some leads, moved some very fast to different places then left. About 7 minutes later, she came back, angry that I had not fallen asleep, and she stopped the study, clearly a...