Obstructive Sleep Apnea and CPAP machine

[pik 262]

I was dx with this early this year and I have probably had it for a few years now. I started using the CPAP in February-ish and not long after my surgery I feel I no longer need it.

I can sleep without the mask and I do not snore and have no issues and I have a very sound sleep and do not feel tired when I wake in the morning.

I am having a very rough way to go post surgery but this has been a positive aspect of the RNY.

[Chelly 364]

Hi Pik,

I had to do another sleep study to make sure I didn't need the cpap even though I was positive that I didn't.

I was right and the cpap machine is history for a few months now.

It's a real positive aspect to having surgery.

I wish you felt better from surgery. So sorry you're still having troubles.

Feel good and I wish you an easier journey.

[pik 262]

Hi Pik,

I had to do another sleep study to make sure I didn't need the cpap even though I was positive that I didn't.

I was right and the cpap machine is history for a few months now.

It's a real positive aspect to having surgery.

I wish you felt better from surgery. So sorry you're still having troubles.

Feel good and I wish you an easier journey.

Thank you. You know, I am not going to have another sleep study. I have already had 2 and with three hospital admissions equaling 10 days and so many tests, I can't afford to add any more.....

I wish things would look up to.. =/