glad I did

[need4sleep]

over 11 years ago I was diagnosed with mixed apnea and narcoleptsy, I was fortunate for having worked in the hazmat industry, so sleeping with a mask on my face wasnt a problem. I felt better the first night on therapy, my doc told me I was so bad if I had gone any longer I would not be here today and wouldnt have seen my kids grow up. so with over 38,800 hrs logged I guess I'm some what of a veteran to this now with my first machine usein the last of its 9 lives I finally recieved a new one a few days ago thanks to medicare, what a difference new technology makes and yes I am disabled and legally blind so sorry for any type o's..lol..so dont give up on it..there is light over the horizon and u will get there with determination...

[SuperSleeper]

Congrats on the new machine, need4sleep!

Yep, the new CPAP technologies (even during the past 3-4 years or so) has made CPAP machines much more efficient, effective, quiet and better as far as data-capabilities with an increase in comfort as well.

Glad you got to upgrade!

[zimlich]

Good to hear your story. Spelling is not important (I didn't notice problems), but hearing first hand how someone has increaded their life span is important. Thanks

[trish6hundred]

Hi need4sleep,
WELCOME! to the forum.!
CONGRATULATIONS! on your new machine. Yes, the newer technology is definitely much better and I'm glad to hear that it is helping you.
Don't sweat the typos, I make plenty of them myself.
Bestof luck to you.

[zonk]

Never mind about typo ... my spelling and grammar ... leave a lot to be desired
I hope ... There is no spelling or grammar police patrolling around here
congrats on your new machine

[Yawnmaster]

Good to hear your story. Spelling is not important (I didn't notice problems), but hearing first hand how someone has increaded their life span is important. Thanks

Great story.