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My experience was also very similar to the GP’s, and I’ve gone through it twice, at two different sleep clinics. I definitely don’t have routine follow-ups and
by jnovek 3y ago
My experience was also very similar to the GP’s, and I’ve gone through it twice, at two different sleep clinics. I definitely don’t have routine follow-ups and the one (singular) follow-up I had was useless.
I’ve had to essentially figure it all out on my own. I still find wearing the mask miserable but I don’t have much of a choice because OSA was slowly killing me.
You were lucky to have such attentive care! I wish I could find the same.
- copperx 3y agoI love wearing my CPAP. Not because it's comfortable; it's certainly not. My mask pillows are slowly stretching my nasal orifices, so it's ruining my face aesthetically I love it because if I even nap 20 minutes without my CPAP, I wake up as if a freightliner had hit me. My apnea is that bad. I have never skipped a single night since being diagnosed 4 years ago. One night I went to a friend's house and couldn't drive back because I had a couple of beers. I didn't have my CPAP, so I preferred to stay awake the whole night instead of sleeping. I would probably be dead if CPAP didn't exist.