What kind of sleep apnea do you have?

[SuperSleeper]

Can even remember what my AHI was, and can't find my sleep study since we moved to Illinois from Indiana several years ago.

It was classified as "severe" and I remember seeing the number (rather huge) and thinking "Holy cow... I actually stopped breathing that many times in one hour?!?  How is that even possible?".  That was back in 2004.  I was a Regional Project Manager for several years, and I traveled a lot, including a lot of time behind the wheel.  Kept falling asleep on the road, awoken by the "rumble strips" on the side of the Interstate, one time almost went into a ditch.  Finally sought help after a long business trip, when I fell asleep at a stop sign a few blocks from my home.  I woke up to an officer tapping on my window to make sure I was okay.

So, I have severe apnea, but I can't remember the AHI or RDI or whatever the sleep center called it back then.

[holden4th]

Sleep study October 2014

AHI 57

No Centrals, No PLMs

Strangely enough I didn't have any microsleeps while driving, though on a trip from the Gold Coast to Perth I had to stop after every hour at the far end of the journey because I was feeling so fatigued. These were days with 600km+ drives.

[mper6794]

...sounds a great job! Liked the systematic approach.
GL