SleepyEyes21 wrote:

spmccord wrote:I got the winning ticket right here!

Best of luck, spmccord

Reports of my winning may have been premature.

Wednesday, here I come!

I got the winning ticket right here!

Good luck, and be patient.

We have one of these little Homedics sound generators... It's very adjustable in volume and works great, plus it is super inexpensive: http://www.amazon.com/HoMedics-SS-2000G-Relaxation-Machine-Nature/dp/B00A2JBMRE/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1448909804&sr=8-5&keywords=white+noise+machine I personally l...

Maybe just keep a little plastic tub handy to wash your stuff in (buy it small enough to fit in your sink to make it handy). I think it would be kind of tedious to use bleach or chlorine powder cleanser on the sink every single day. Obviously, if you handle bleach or chlorine powder you should be w...

Proper tightening and a clean face will take care of "farting".

Except you won't be getting the discounted amount that the insurance company negotiated with the DME.

Julie wrote:Atrial fibrillation is fairly common with OSA, though supposedly improves to some extent (don't know the percentage) on Cpap.

AFib is why I'm on a BiPap. It has saved my life. With the BiPap I no longer have symptoms.

I'm a small minority here...I like the noise!

My house was an old corner grocery store so it sits right up to the easement. I need noise to help block out the street noise. I use a sound spa, an air purifier, and now the BPap!

Patience is the key. My first month was HELL!

Just remember that you are dramatically changing something you've been doing since birth. In my case I had to rethink and redo over 50 years of sleep.

It's different for everyone. It will get better.

My settings are 16/12 and they work pretty good for me.