Split Thread - Sleep Apnea

[roscowgo]

I didn't have the insurance before. I do now.

I'm just not sure if they cover having me breathe through the night.

[Brackstone]

I didn't have the insurance before. I do now.

I'm just not sure if they cover having me breathe through the night.

LOL

[Big B]

it's a damn expensive nap!!! my insurance covered most of it, but it still took a bunch of ching out of my pocket

[129CBRider]

My Ex had sleep apnea and restless leg. I got even less sleep than she did from waking up every time she quit breathing and from getting kicked in the shins half the night.

Hardest part was convincing her I wasn't imagining it all...

I feel for ya'll, and you're other half if there is one!

[Brackstone]

My Ex had sleep apnea and restless leg. I got even less sleep than she did from waking up every time she quit breathing and from getting kicked in the shins half the night.

Hardest part was convincing her I wasn't imagining it all...

I feel for ya'll, and you're other half if there is one!

Really sorry to hear bout the RLS that's the worst. I think my Fiance` has RES (Restless Elbow Syndrom) cause she keeps jabbing me in the chest :\

I'm sure they took care of the apnea but was she able to find relief for RLS?

[Funderbird]

I was diagnosed with the worst sleep apnea the Dr at standford medical had ever seen. I awoke 600 times durring my sleep study. I then had two surgeries to fix the apnea, mind you I was only 17 at the time. I had to sleep with a Cpap machine for months before the surgery. After I recovered I grew 3 inches and would only sleep 2 hours a night. I felt alive and ful of energy only after those two hours. My parents thought I was on something. The surgeries saved my life, my heart was enlarged, blood presure was wacky and I oftened fell asleep while driving, in class and if it was dark I was out cold. I have since fully regained a health sleep pattern. I snore at time whne I sleep on my back, but it is a 100 times better then before. If you have the chance and are healthy enough I would suggest doing the surgery, you will not regreat it...

[Nibblet99]

Stumbled across this article the otherday, and thought of this thread.

May help people unfamilliar with Sleep Apnoea, to better understand what this thread is all about.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/ ... ders.shtml

[Brackstone]

Stumbled across this article the otherday, and thought of this thread.

May help people unfamilliar with Sleep Apnoea, to better understand what this thread is all about.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/ ... ders.shtml

Thanks for the link Nibblet!