If you have OSA and you want to put a mask on your face at night and manage the titration yourself, you’re seriously a candidate for the Darwin awards. I would

If you have OSA and you want to put a mask on your face at night and manage the titration yourself, you’re seriously a candidate for the Darwin awards. I would love to manage it myself of course, but treating OSA is not 100% as simple as using a CPAP. And if you are indeed stopping your breathing while you are sleeping, do you personally want to be responsible for setting the machine properly?