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Tag Archives: sleep apnea
No More CFS?
I could be wrong. I could be humiliated any day now with a crushing relapse. I’ve had these experiences before where I thought my CFS was no more and then I just got crushed for weeks on end. Despite this, … Continue reading
Posted in CFS, Personal
Tagged cpap machine, good sleep, harvard medical school, oxygen deprivation, sleep apnea, sleep hygiene
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I Love My CPAP Machine
More than anything, I think my CPAP machine has dramatically improved my life over the past three months. A doctor prescribed it to me to help with my sleep apnea (which I only discovered at the end of 2010). I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged 23 years, cold shower, cpap machine, mfa, oxygen deprivation, sleep apnea
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I Just Bought My Very Own CPAP Machine
Here it is! It is for my sleep apnea. My overnight sleep study revealed my apnea is worst when I am about to fall asleep, which is why I keep waking up gasping for breath, adrenalin racing. Once I’m sleeping … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Personal
Tagged cpap machine, sleep, sleep apnea, sleep study
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I’ve Got To Make Some Fundamental Changes With The Ways I Try To Sleep
I just read The Harvard Medical School’s Guide to a Good Night Sleep. When I came down with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in in February, 1988, I had to spend about 18 hours a day in bed (until the end of … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged chronic fatigue syndrome, Dennis Prager, good night sleep, harvard medical school, sleep apnea, sleep doctor
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I Might Get My Beard Trimmed In Australia
Here’s why. I have a deviated septum and conscience. I am getting tested for sleep apnea. I am willing to sacrifice virgin for good night’s sleep but can’t find any in LA. Volunteers?
Posted in Personal
Tagged beard, conscience, septum, sleep apnea, volunteers
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