Re: Oxygen anyone?

Thanks Shel!  That's good to hear about Rich, too.  Now, how awake is that??
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Neal

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"Shelby DellaRosa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi, Neal. Sorry to hear that you're not well. Let me just say that, if
> you do have sleep apnea, you'll likely not even recognize yourself once
> you're being treated. Rich was diagnosed hmm.. 2?...3?? years ago. When
> he first went on CPAP, he slept almost 36 hours straight. He was that
> sleep deprived. He's like a different person now - when he's awake, he's
> really awake!
>
> I hope you get straightened out. If you need a shoulder, you know how to
> find me.
>
> Love ya!
>
> Shelby
> Neal Brown wrote:
> > They are going to do a sleep test next week.  I most likely have sleep
> > apnea.  When I wake up in the morning, I never feel rested and can
nearly
> > always go right back to sleep.   This stuff is a pain you know where,
but
> > hopefully is very treatable.
> >
>