Baseline AHI analysis with CPAP (without airflow adjustments)

[Dog Slobber]

And now, you're off the rails, instead of just working to make your therapy *better*.

Quite the contrary. I am seeing improvement. Trying to understand should be supported especially in a forum that advocates owning your own therapy and using OSCAR. now if I said I am constantly tweaking things based on potentially incorrect assumptions then a rap would be understandable. Hopefully, I'll keep improving on my interpretations.

CPAP is a treatment tool, it is not a diagnostic tool.
There is no way to do what you're asking with any useful degree of accuracy.

Indeed. So it seems. It is objective commentary like this that helps me improve. Thanks.

You were told in the very first response that what you wanted couldn't be done.

You obviously didn't accept the response and explanation and tried any way.

Please stop with the "All I want to do is learn, and the forum should support learning", this forum is all about providing education. In this and the other thread, you have demonstrated numerous times that you don't take advice well.

[DustyDoozeer]

You were told in the very first response that what you wanted couldn't be done.

You obviously didn't accept the response and explanation and tried any way.

Please stop with the "All I want to do is learn, and the forum should support learning", this forum is all about providing education. In this and the other thread, you have demonstrated numerous times that you don't take advice well.

I intend to continue learning the way I choose to. You seem to be the only one offended. Both pugsy and palerider continue to assist me as they choose fit.
Given that to be the case, it may be best we don't waste each other's time. What I choose to act on, is my decision, not yours.

[palerider]

You were told in the very first response that what you wanted couldn't be done.

You obviously didn't accept the response and explanation and tried any way.

Please stop with the "All I want to do is learn, and the forum should support learning", this forum is all about providing education. In this and the other thread, you have demonstrated numerous times that you don't take advice well.

I intend to continue learning the way I choose to. You seem to be the only one offended. Both pugsy and palerider continue to assist me as they choose fit.

My 'assistance' if you'll recall, was to tell you that you're wasting your time looking back.

[zonker]

and palerider continue to assist me as they choose fit.

My 'assistance' if you'll recall, was to tell you that you're wasting your time looking back.
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yup. right here====>

(I wish this forum has multi-quote capabilities. If it did, I don' see the option when I respond)

Stop looking back, start looking forward. Pull the data, post some charts, start getting better sleep.

Fair enough. I did - right here viewtopic/t178568/Im-trying-to-learn-ho ... 5#p1343848

And now, you're off the rails, instead of just working to make your therapy *better*.

[DustyDoozeer]

My 'assistance' if you'll recall, was to tell you that you're wasting your time looking back.

And RERA flags. And your opinion on the uselessness of sleep studies as a baseline.
Look, I get it - when people ask and informed people respond, you get a combination of good advice + potential attitude.
I don't have a problem with that. It's when attitude far exceeds advice, I draw the line.

[Dog Slobber]

I intend to continue learning the way I choose to. You seem to be the only one offended. Both pugsy and palerider continue to assist me as they choose fit.
Given that to be the case, it may be best we don't waste each other's time. What I choose to act on, is my decision, not yours.

You really need to look up what "offended" means.

and palerider continue to assist me as they choose fit.

My 'assistance' if you'll recall, was to tell you that you're wasting your time looking back.


yup. right here====>

(I wish this forum has multi-quote capabilities. If it did, I don' see the option when I respond)

Stop looking back, start looking forward. Pull the data, post some charts, start getting better sleep.

Fair enough. I did - right here viewtopic/t178568/Im-trying-to-learn-ho ... 5#p1343848

And now, you're off the rails, instead of just working to make your therapy *better*.

His misinterpreting what people say, is actually a pretty common occurrence.

[palerider]

His misinterpreting what people say, is actually a pretty common occurrence.

I keep foolishly hoping people will think, in spite of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.