Posted by rrlund on January 06, 2012 at 15:45:42 from (207.241.137.116):
In Reply to: Re: Z quiet posted by Red Mud on January 06, 2012 at 15:06:22:
Well,the wife's a nurse and she isn't in a big panic about it. She just threatens to do me in if I do survive the night. Son in law had the sleep test. Quit breathing something like 125 times. They prescribed something like that Z Quiet device,except it was prescription. The wifes brother in law did it too. His was a BIG problem. They put him on cpap,but he rarely uses it because he doesn't like it. So that was a waste of time and money. As for myself,if they're just gonna prescribe something similar to the over the counter devices,what's the point getting one prescribed. I always prefer to self medicate anyway when there's a good chance it'll work just as good. Kinda figure the chance that I'll kick the bucket in a more violent or painful way is a whole bunch more likely than just going to sleep and not waking up. And if it does happen and I don't show up anymore,RayP or IHRedRules or somebody will let you all know.
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